Suffixes
Nouns
Adjectives
Verbs
Adverbs
100

This suffix means like or belonging to

-ish

100

Name a common noun.

School, store, dog, etc.

100

An adjective describes a _______

Noun

100

A verb is a part of speech that shows...

action

100

Adverbs describe....

verbs

200

This suffix is an adverb that means "How or a way that is"

-ly

200

Name a proper noun.

Mrs. Gentry/Mrs. Stauffer/Ms. Fields, Target

200

Identify the adjective(s): Few young children listen to wise old adults when they give advice. 

Few, young, wise, old

200

What suffix makes the verb "hike" past tense?

-ed

200

What suffixes are commonly added to make adverbs?

-ly, -er, and -est

300

These two suffixes mean "a state of being"

-ness and -hood

300

Make the word plural: baby

babies

300

What is the comparative adjective in the sentence: Mrs. Gentry is younger than Ms. Fields, but their birthdays are only 2 days apart?

younger

300
Which verb is irregular?


Jump, sing, wish

Sing -> sang

300

Which adverb tells where the verb is happening:

Stacey, quickly grab your backpack and sit here while you wait. 

here

400

This suffix makes a word an adjective

-y

400

Is it regular or irregular past tense? See

Irregular: saw

400

What suffix, when added to an adjective, compares three or more things?

-est

400

Make the sentence past tense:

We will go to the CAC and practice your songs soon. 

We went to the CAC and practiced our songs. 

400

Which adverb tells when the verb takes place?

Danny never swims quickly; he always takes his time. 

never

500

Write a word using the suffix -able

fixable, doable, etc. 

500

Rewrite the phrase to show possession of the sandbox:

A sandbox belonging to children 

The children's sandbox

500

Which sentence is correct:

Anna has the more beautiful voice in the entire choir.

Anna has the most beautiful voice in the entire choir. 

"most beautiful"

500

Which sentence uses a helping verb AND verb in the correct way?

A) Ellen broken her finger. 

B) Ellen has broke her finger.

C) Ellen has broken her finger

C) Ellen has broken her finger. 

Has is the helping verb and broken is the verb

500

Change the sentence so you remove the double negative:


They never have no squishy dumplings when I want to buy some. 

They never have any squishy dumplings when I want to buy some. 

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