Nouns/pronouns
Adjectives/Adverbs/Prepositions
Verbs
Sentences
Miscelaneous
100
A person, place, thing, or idea.
What is a noun?
100
Pretty, shy, lovely, funny, mean, cruel, nasty, smart
What are adjectives
100
is, are, am
What are linking verbs?
100
Jim likes shopping. Jim is this.
What is the subject?
100
an, the, a
What are articles?
200
She, he, him, them, etc
What are pronouns?
200
Swiftly, outside, almost, soon
What are adverbs?
200
Openned, went, sung are this verb tense.
What is past tense.
200
Kristy and Alex are buying a house in the suburbs. In the suburbs is this.
What is a prepositonal phrase?
200
For, and, nor, but, or, yet
What are "FANBOYs" conjuntions?
300
The President Penn Valley Metro Community College The Kansas City Star Mr. Denver
What are proper nouns?
300
Three things that adverbs do.
They modify/describe the verb and tell: how where when
300
Laughing, running, shopping are this verb tense.
What is the present tense?
300
Kayla is jumping around the house and singing pop songs. The predicate is this.
What is- is jumping around the house and singing pop songs?
300
This part of speech, show strong emotions. An example is, Ouch!
What is an interjection.
400
their, her, him
What are personal pronouns?
400
above the sink, under the table, over the hill
What are perpotionsal phrases?
400
Will go and are going are this verb tense.
What is the future tense?
400
Sheila like to run but needs to take breaks. "But needs to take breaks" is this.
What is a dependent clause?
400
This type of clause can stand on it's own.
What is an independent clause?
500
Love, faith, hate, dreams, thoughts, ideas, theories
What are abstract nouns?
500
Adjectives do this.
What is modify or describe nouns or pronouns?
500
Run, eat, sleep, write are all this type of verb.
What is an action verb.
500
Sheila like to run but needs to take breaks. "Sheila likes to run" is this.
What is an independent clause?
500
A compound sentence with two independent clause needs to have a conjunction (and, but, nor, etc) and a commar or a _______.
What is a (;) semicolon?
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