Parts of speech
What is a noun?
Person, place, thing, animal, or an idea
What does it means to compare two things?
Finding out how two things are similar
We do not have to capitalize the days of the week, months of the year, and their abbreviation
False because we do have to capitalize.
Which tense tells about something that will happen
Future tense.
Where was Mrs. Hurley born?
Jamaica
What is a verb?
A verb is an action word.
What is a fact?
facts give specific information
definite statements
tells something that can be proven
facts often contains numbers, dates, or ages
proven with observation, experience, or research.
When there are two items in a list, we need to use a comma to separate the list items. True or false?
false. be need a comma when listing 3 or more items.
We are going to their/there house for thanksgiving?
Their
What is Mrs. Hurley's favorite thing to collect?
Jordan's
What is an adjective
An adjective describes a noun
What does it mean to contrast
Finding out how two things are different
We do not have capitalize the names of historical periods and events. True or false
false because we do have to capitalize names of historical periods and events.
I burned my hand on an/a iron
an
Where did Mrs. Hurley grew up
Queens, New York
What is an adverb
An adverb describes a verb
Which tense tells about what is happening NOW?
Present tense
We capitalize the names of the holidays. True or false?
True because we do capitalize names of holidays.
which tense tells about something that has already happened.
Past tense
Where state did Mrs. Hurley attend college?
New Jersey
What is a pronoun
A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun
What is an opinion?
opinions are judgments
tell what a person thinks, feel, or believe.
cannot be proven.
What is an opinion?
opinions are judgments
tell what a person thinks, feel, or believe.
cannot be proven.
The team eats/eat dinner together
Eats. A plural subject must have a plural verb
What branch of military is Mrs. Hurley affiliated with?
US Navy