A noun can be three things
What is a person, place, or thing?
A verb is
What is an action, occurrence, or state of being?
An adjective is
What is a word that describes a noun?
A pronoun is
What is a word used instead of a noun?
An adverb often ends in.
What is -ly?
In the following sentence, the nouns are.
Mike owns the fastest Car
What are Mike and car?
In the following sentence, the Verb is.
She repeated the question twice.
What is repeated?
In the following sentence, the Adjectives are.
The small cat had blue toys.
What are small and blue?
In the following sentence, the Pronouns are.
He talked to her in the store.
What are he and her?
In the following sentence, the adverb is.
I ate my lunch quickly.
What is quickly?
In the following sentence, the nouns are.
Lilly saw the black cat running in the park.
What are Lilly, cat, and park?
In the following sentence, the verb is.
I ate an apple.
What is ate?
In the following sentence, the adjective is.
The red car drove past the house.
What is red?
In the following sentence, the Pronouns are.
He was looking for her in the house.
What are he and her?
In the following sentence, the adverb is.
The dog was strangely quite.
What is strangely?
In the following sentence, the nouns are.
The vase fell of the table.
What are vase and table?
In the following sentence, the verb is.
The dog jumped very high.
What is jumped?
In the following sentence, the adjective is.
The green grass was tall.
What is green?
In the following sentence, the Pronouns are.
They found them driving the car.
What are they and them?
In the following sentence, the adverb is.
The girl painted beautifully.
What is beautifully?
What is a specific name of a person, place, or thing. Ex: Names
In the following sentence, the verb is.
John drove the car up the hill.
What is drove?
In the following sentence, the adjective is.
The vanilla ice cream was too cold.
What is vanilla?
In the following sentence, the Pronouns are.
It ran up to them and she screamed.
What are it, them, and she?
In the following sentence, the adverb is.
I will eat later.
What is later?