Figurative Language
He is as quiet as a mouse
Simile
My dad loves to read
Noun
Mr. Openshaw is the principal/principle of our school.
Principal
What is misspelled in the following sentence? "The salesperson kept a box of tissue and a bottle of asprin underneath the register."
Aspirin
Monica threw the ball across the field
Verb
The branches bowed to the ground
Personification
Monica threw the ball across the field
Verb
I would advice/advise you to study for that test.
Advise
What is misspelled in the following sentence? "The woman demanded gourmet chocolate and premeum ice cream."
Premium
What part of speech is this sentence? "The teacher has corrected my poor grammar."
Verb
Dewdrops dwell delicately.
Alliteration
The crowded mall was a nightmare
Noun
The boys are over there/their/they’re.
There
What is misspelled in the following sentence? "The decision was a difficult but nescessary one."
Necessary
Mike and I/me went to the concert this weekend
I
The camera loves me
Personification
The teacher has corrected my poor grammar
Verb
Her dress cost more then/than mine
Than
What is misspelled in the following sentence? "It was a real temtation to tune out the tedious lecture."
Temptation
What is the figurative language in this sentence, "He is the apple of my eye."
Metaphor
The steaks sizzled on the grill
onomatopoeia
THe became even more eager to take to the skies
Adjective
He is a man with principals/principles and values
Principles
What is misspelled in the following sentence? "The official made an extrordinary speech after just ten minutes of preparation."
Extraordinary
What is misspelled in the following sentence? "Uncle Hank take possesion of the poultry on the eighth of the next month."
Possession