Definitions I
Definitions II
Parts of Speech I
Parts of Speech II
Subjects and Predicates
100
replaces a noun or a group of words used as a noun
pronoun
100
a person, place, thing, idea, or quality
noun
100
Name the noun. Three pigs are snorting loudly.
pigs
100
Name the conjunction. Sally and Bob walked to school together.
and
100
Write the complete subject...In the morning, I brush my teeth.
I
200
describes nouns and tell which, whose, what kind, and how many
adjective
200
shows action or state of being
verb
200
Name the verb(s). Three pigs are snorting loudly.
are snorting
200
Name the verb. Will you walk with me to the store?
will walk
200
Write the complete predicate...You should have seen the look on her face.
should have seen the look on her face
300
describes verbs, other adverbs, adjectives, and phrases
adverb
300
used to express strong feeling or sudden emotion
interjection
300
Name the adjective. Three pigs are snorting loudly.
three
300
Name the preposition. The dolphin dived into the water.
into
300
Name the simple subject. The scorching heat from the sun made the metal object very hot.
heat
400
joins other words, phrases, or clauses
conjunction
400
relationship words that show how one noun relates to another noun or shows location
preposition
400
Name the adverb. Three pigs are snorting loudly.
loudly
400
Name the adjective. The flower is beautiful.
beautiful
400
What is the simple predicate. The dog barked and drooled at the food in his bowl.
barked, drooled
500
tells who or what the sentence is about
subject
500
tells what the subject is doing
predicate
500
Identify the type of sentence. Three pigs are snorting loudly.
declarative
500
Name the type of verb that is being used in this sentence: The tall building can be seen for miles.
helping verb
500
Identify the simple subject and the simple predicate. Vanilla ice cream, in my opinion, is the very best.
SS - ice cream SP - is
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