Nouns
In the sentence "The dog barked loudly."
Common noun
dog
In the sentence "The quiet student answered the question."
simple subject
In the sentence "The children play in the garden."
verb
play
In the sentence "The bright sun shone."
Simple predicate
shone
In the sentence "The noisy parrot squawked."
adjective
noisy
In the sentence "Sarah visited New York."
Proper Nouns
Sarah
New Yotk
In the sentence "The dark storm clouds gathered overhead."
complete subject
The dark storm clouds
The verb "wrote" in the sentence "He wrote a letter" is expressed in what verb tense?
past
In the sentence "The artist painted a beautiful landscape."
complete predicate
painted a beautiful landscape
This comparative form of the adjective "tall" is used when comparing two items.
taller
This type of noun names a physical object that can be experienced through the five senses.
concrete
In the sentence "Oliver and Mia finished their homework."
compound subject
In the sentence "She has completed her assignment," this specific word acts as the helping (auxiliary) verb, and not the main verb.
has
In the sentence "The chef sliced the vegetables and cooked the soup," these two action verbs make up the compound simple predicate.
sliced and cooked
In the phrase "the most delicious meal," this degree of comparison is used when comparing three or more items.
superlative
In the sentence "Professor Higgins flew across the Atlantic Ocean."
Proper Nouns
Professor Higgins
Atlantic Ocean
In the sentence "The old house on the corner was built in 1920."
number of adjectives that describe the subject.
2
The-specificty
Old-Age
In the sentence "They will have finished the race by noon," what is the complete verb phrase?
will have finished
In the sentence "The flight should have landed an hour ago."
complete predicate
should have landed an hour ago
While the comparative form of "good" is "better," this word represents its irregular superlative form.
best
"The captain appreciated the honesty of the sailor."
Concrete nouns
captain
sailor
In the sentence "Through the dense fog swam the brave lifeguard."
subject
lifeguard
(The subject is NOT always at the beginning!)
In the sentence "The clock on the wall has been ticking continuously."
Complete verb phrase and tense
has been ticking
present
In the sentence "Without making a sound, the cat crept across the room."
complete predicate
crept across the room
These four words are all the adjectives in the sentence: "The brave firefighter rescued three small kittens."
Name all adjectives AND the type
The-specificity
brave-quality
three-number
small-size