Name the noun(s) in this sentence.
The witch cackled.
Witch
What is the adjective?
The creepy house sat on the hill.
Creepy
Name the verb.
The ghost groaned.
groaned
Name the simple subject.
Ghosts haunt the attic.
Ghost
Name the complete predicate.
The witch flew.
flew
Name 2 nouns.
The vampire dropped his cape.
vampire, cape
A tiny spider crawled across the table.
Tiny
The bats flew over the haunted house.
Flew
Name the simple subject.
The orange pumpkin glowed on the porch.
pumpkin
Name the complete predicate.
The black cat jumped onto the pile of candy.
Jumped onto the pile of candy.
Name 2 nouns.
A skeleton danced in the graveyard.
skeleton, graveyard
Name 2 adjectives.
The slimy monster wore a purple hat.
Slimy, Purple
Name 2 verbs.
The kids knocked on the door and shouted, "Trick or treat!"
knocked, shouted
Name the simple subject.
The scary old skeleton rattled its bones.
skeleton
The zombies are marching down the street.
are marching down the street.
Name 3 nouns.
The pumpkin on the porch grinned at the children.
pumpkin, porch, children
Name two adjectives.
The hungry zombie chased the frightened trick-or-treaters.
Hungry, Frightened
Name 2 verbs.
The mummy stumbled down the hall and tripped over his bandages.
Stumbled, tripped
Name the simple subject.
In the dark forest, a wolf howled loudly.
wolf
Name the complete predicate.
The kids in costumes collected candy all night.
collected candy all night.
Name 4 nouns.
The werewolf howled at the moon while the bats circled the castle.
werewolf, moon, bats, castle
Name 3 adjectives.
A tall, shadowy figure carried a glowing lantern.
tall, shadowy, glowing
Name 3 verbs.
The witch stirred her bubbling potion, tasted it, and cacked with delight.
stirred, tasted, cackled.
Name the simple subject.
Tonight, the little vampire with sharp fangs flew over the town.
vampire
Name the complete predicate.
The ghost in the attic has been sleeping all night long.
has been sleeping all night long.