Nouns
The common noun in the following sentence: The girl is studying.
What is girl?
The type of pronoun - herself. The presentation was given by Cindy herself.
What is intensive?
The antecedent of the pronoun - it. Ms. Griffith offers help when we need it.
What is help?
The adjectives in the following sentence: It shed a pale light on the quiet countryside.
What is pale, quiet?
Names for a person, place, thing, or idea.
What is a noun?
The proper nouns in the following sentence: Jennifer and her family are from Wisconsin.
What is Jennifer, Wisconsin?
The type of pronoun - your. What is your favorite holiday?
What is personal?
The antecedent of the pronoun - her. Mom locked her keys in the car.
What/who is Mom?
The adjectives in the following sentence: The excited students lined up to walk down the inviting hallway.
What is excited, inviting?
The type of pronoun - everyone. Everyone in our class is ready for the test.
What is indefinite?
The common nouns in the following sentence: The green and yellow bug landed on my plate.
What is bug, plate?
The type of pronoun - that. That is a beautiful painting hanging in the hallway.
What is demonstrative?
The antecedent of the pronoun - they. The players were tired, but they had won the game.
What is players?
The adjectives in the following sentence: My older brother has traveled to the Japanese islands.
What is older, Japanese?
The type of pronoun - ourselves. We enjoyed ourselves at the fair yesterday.
What is reflexive?
All of the nouns in the following sentence: Last year we visited Charleston, which is our capital city.
What is year, Charleston, city?
The type of pronoun - each other. They greeted each other.
What is reciprocal?
The antecedent of the pronoun - her. Kara tapped on the door, but nobody heard her.
What/who is Kara?
What is the adjective in this sentence: This building is located in New Mexico.
What is this?
The pronouns in the following sentence as well as the type: We sold my old car in the auction.
What is we, my? What is personal?
All of the nouns in the following sentence: He is the founder and owner of McDonalds.
What is founder, owner, McDonalds?
The type of pronoun - who. Who stole the cookie from the cookie jar?
What is interrogative?
The antecedent of the pronoun - your. Henry, please show me your painting.
What/who is Henry?
What are the adjectives in this sentence: Joe demolished the dilapidated shed with his bare hands.
What is dilapidated and bare?
All of the adjectives in the following sentence: These museums may focus on one special kind of art.
What is these, one, special?