Plural Nouns
Look carefully! Which word is spelled correctly?
A) postcardes B) postcards
B) postcards — no “-es” because “postcard” ends in a consonant + consonant.
Add the correct apostrophe: The ____ toy (boy).
What is “boy’s”?
Correct the mistake: i live in new york city.
I live in New York City.
Write this number in digits: sixty seven
What is 67?
Change to past tense: “I play soccer.”
“I played soccer.”
True or False: “Candys” is the correct plural form of “candy.”
Explain why or fix it.
False. It should be candies — words ending in -y after a consonant change to -ies.
Rewrite: The pencils of the students → ____ pencils.
What is “students’ pencils”?
Choose the correctly written sentence:
A) my teacher is ms. michelle.
B) My teacher is Ms. Michelle.
B) My teacher is Ms. Michelle.
Say this date correctly in English: 06/12/2025
June twelfth, 2025
True or False: Adverbs of manner tell where something happens.
“False. They tell how something happens.”
“The woman are at the park.”
✅ Correct or ❌ Incorrect? Explain!
❌ Incorrect. It should be women — both spelling and pronunciation change.
This word shows that something belongs to someone.
What is a possessive noun?
True or False and why: We capitalize the word I even in the middle of a sentence.
True. We always capitalize I because it’s a personal pronoun that refers to ourselves, and in English, it’s always written with a capital letter, no matter where it appears in the sentence.
Translate and write in English: “Mi cumpleaños es el 15 de marzo.”
My birthday is on March fifteenth.
True or False and why: Adverbs of manner tell us when something happens.
False. Adverbs of manner tell us how an action happens (e.g., slowly, carefully), not when.
🥔 Fill in the blank: “I bought three ______.”
Options: potatos / potatoes
✅ potatoes — add -es because it ends in -o after a consonant.
Fill in: That is ____ (she) backpack.
What is “her”?
True or False and why: We capitalize the names of languages.
True. Names of languages (like English, Spanish, or French) come from proper nouns, so they always begin with a capital letter.
True or False and why: The day of the week and the month should be capitalized in English.
True. Both days (like Monday) and months (like March) are proper nouns in English and must start with a capital letter.
Read the sentence: My mom lovingly hugged me at the entrance to the airport.
True or False:
The word lovingly describes the verb hugged and tells us how she hugged
Lovingly” is an adverb of manner because it tells how the action (hugged) was done — with love.
“The childs are playing outside.”
✔️ Fix the mistake and explain why.
“The children are playing outside.” → “Child” has an irregular plural form.
Explain the difference between its and it’s.
Its shows possession, it’s means “it is.”
Give one rule for when NOT to use capital letters.
“Don’t capitalize common nouns like dog or table.”
Write this number in words: 12,894
Twelve thousand eight hundred ninety four
True or False:
The adverb quietly shows how Joan walked and describes the verb walked.
True. “Quietly” is an adverb of manner that tells how Joan walked — in a quiet way.