Subject
Predicates
Verbs
Prepositions
Adjectives/Adverbs
100
Identify the simple subject: The spotted cow ran across the pasture.
cow
100
Identify the complete predicate: My friend is running for president.
running for president.
100
Identify the verb: The horse jumped over the fence.
jumped
100
Identify the prepositions: Gerry left without a word to anyone.
without and to
100
An adjective ____
describes or modifies a noun
200
Identify the simple subject: My big, black hat blew away in the wind.
hat
200
Identify the complete predicate: The star point-guard turned the ball over.
turned the ball over.
200
Identify the helping verb: The ruby, red diamond was stolen.
was
200
Identify the prepositions: A letter for Mike is on the hall table.
for and on
200
An adverb ________
describes or modifies a verb, adjective, or adverb
300
Identify the simple subject: Our homeroom is eating all the pizza.
homeroom
300
Identify the simple predicate: The bouncy, red ball popped.
popped
300
What type of verb is indicated: The bridge IS green.
a linking verb
300
Identify the prepositions: We watched the fireworks from a spot across the river.
from and across
300
Identify the adjective: The linebacker ran through the wet grass.
wet
400
Identify the simple subject: Jackson's silly brother blamed him for everything.
brother
400
Identify the simple predicate: The sun is shining through the window.
is shining
400
Give three examples of helping verbs
is, are, were
400
Identify the prepositional phrase: I remember the man with a raspy voice.
with a raspy voice
400
Identify the adverb: The faucet has steadily dripped for an hour.
steadily
500
Identify the complete subject: My heart stopped at the news.
my heart
500
Identify the simple predicate: Her new shoes were bright.
were
500
Something you can do
an action verb
500
Adjective or Adverb Phrase: My parents arrived early for the party.
adverb phrase
500
Adjective or Adverb: The ROWDY class talked through the entire presentation.
adjective
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