Nouns/Pronouns
You and I will stay after school.
You, I, school
Find the adjectives: The little dog is a very sweet pet.
little, sweet
Find the adverb: She is very excited.
very
He answered the question (correct, correctly.)
correctly
go, ______, gone
went
Ms. M. has been helping me with my homework.
Ms. M., me, my
She's been eating cereal for three days.
three
Find the adverbs: Quickly, the man jumped up.
quickly, up
The driving test was not as (easy, easily) as he thought it would be.
easy
do, did, ________
done
Natallya, do you have my ticket to the play?
Natallya, you, my, ticket, play
We bought used books and new pencils.
used, new
Find the adverbs: The class was unusually quiet today.
unusually, today
The surgeon worked (careful, carefully) and with finesse.
carefully
______, knew, known
know
We saw him standing in line to go to a movie.
We, him, line, movie
The petals on the flowers bloomed into blue, pink, and white.
pink, blue, white
Find the adverbs: Carnival is very loud and remarkably colorful.
very, remarkably
She was late to class and sat down (quick, quickly). Her teacher was (quick, quickly) to notice.
quickly, quick
_______, ______, taught
teach, taught
She asked you and me to be on her team.
she, you, me, her, team
The movie was so scary. It was incredible.
scary, incredible.
Find the adverbs: The birds were amazingly graceful as they flew over the lake.
amazingly, over
How are you?
I am (good, well). I am having a (good, well) day.
well, good
______, wrote, _______
write, written