Nouns
What is the noun in this sentence?
The dog chased the ball down the street.
DOG
What is the verb in this sentence?
The bird flew away.
FLEW
What is the pronoun in the sentence:
She went to the store.
SHE
What punctuation mark goes at the end of this sentence:
The dog ran fast
PERIOD (.)
What is the adjective in the sentence:
The blue car is fast.
BLUE
What is the noun in this sentence?
Tommy gave his book to Sarah to borrow.
BOOK, SARAH
What is the verb in this sentence?
Ella danced to the music beautifully.
DANCED
Which word is the pronoun in the sentence:
I am going to the park.
I
Which punctuation mark should you use in the sentence:
Can we go to the park
QUESTION MARK (?)
Which word is the adjective in the sentence:
The tall tree swayed in the wind.
TALL
What is the plural noun in this sentence?
The cats quickly climbed the tree.
CATS
Find the verb in this sentence:
Addy fetched her jersey on her way out of the house.
FETCHED
Which is the pronoun in this sentence:
The dog followed me home.
ME
Where does the comma go in this sentence:
I want pizza spaghetti and salad.
"I want pizza, spaghetti, and salad."
What is the adjective in this sentence:
I saw a large, red balloon.
LARGE, RED
Find the nouns in this sentence:
The teacher gave the students homework.
TEACHER, STUDENTS
What is the past tense of the verb in this sentence:
He runs fast.
RAN
What is the pronoun replacing the noun in this sentence:
Tommy loves soccer. He plays every day.
HE
What punctuation mark should be used in the sentence:
Wow that was amazing
EXCLAMATION MARK (!)
Find the adjective in the sentence:
The coach yelled loudly across the big field.
BIG
Find the proper nouns in this sentence:
Ms. Brown enjoys teaching at Brigham Young University.
MS.BROWN, BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY
Which word is the verb in the sentence:
They will play outside after school.
WILL PLAY
Replace the noun with a pronoun in this sentence:
Sally and I are going to the zoo.
We are going to the zoo.
Where does the comma go in this sentence:
Once Ms. Stevenson laughed so hard milk came out of her nose!
Once, Ms. Stevenson laughed so hard milk came out of her nose!
Add two adjectives to this sentence:
Olivia and Ella skipped happily through the park.
Ideas:
Olivia and Ella skipped happily through the rainy and beautiful park.