Subject/Predicate
Nouns
Types of Sentences
Punctuation
Adjectives
100
The subject of this sentence: Mr. Morton is late for work.
What is Mr. Morton
100
Singular or Plural: a bunch of grapes
What is plural.
100
I went to the playground after lunch.
What is declarative.
100
Who are you
What is a question mark.
100
Name the adjective: The shiny coat fell to the floor.
What is shiny.
200
Subject of this sentence: My family and I are going to be late for the fair.
What is My family and I
200
Singular or Plural: wolves
What is plural.
200
What are you doing here?
What is Interrogative.
200
That's the best news ever
What is exclamation point.
200
Fill in the blank with an adjective that works: My _______ dog is stuck in that hole.
What is (answers vary).
300
The predicate of this sentence: Mr. Morton fell into the river.
What is fell into the river
300
Find the nouns: I left my heart in San Francisco.
What is heart and San Francisco
300
I can't believe it!
What is exclamatory.
300
I never thought this could happen
What is period.
300
How many adjectives are in this sentence: My ugly brown sweater is stuck in the stupid old washing machine.
What is four.
400
The predicate of this sentence: The big scary dog found a deeply buried bone.
What is found a deeply buried bone.
400
Find the nouns: That loud noise really hurt my ears!
What is noise and ears.
400
Don't you dare do the dishes!
What is imperative.
400
Can it really be
What is question mark.
400
Name the adjective: Where is the last cookie?
What is last.
500
The subject of this sentence: The lonely lost kitten fell into the river.
What is lonely lost kitten
500
Name the plural noun: The girls at the fair played the game over and over.
What is girls.
500
My mom told me to do the dishes or else.
What is declarative.
500
I can't believe it
What is exclamation point.
500
Name the adjectives: The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.
What is quick, brown, lazy.
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