Nouns
Identify the 2 nouns in this sentence: The dog ran across the yard.
dog, yard
Identify the verb in this sentence: The cat sleeps on the chair.
sleeps
Identify the adjective: The tall man walked into the room.
Tall
Identify the adverb: He ran quickly to the bus stop.
quickly
Change to future tense: I eat lunch at noon.
I will eat lunch at noon.
Choose the plural form: child, childs, children, childrens
Children
Which word is an action verb? run, blue, slowly, happiness
run
Which word is an adjective? quickly, teacher, green, jump
green
Which word is an adverb? happy, slow, slowly, teacher
Slowly
Which sentence is in present perfect tense?
a) I eat dinner.
b) I have eaten dinner.
c) I will eat dinner.
I have eaten dinner.
Correct the mistake: The sheeps are eating grass.
sheep
Choose the correct verb: He ___ to school every day. (go/goes)
goes
Fill in the blank with an adjective: The _____ cake looked delicious.
(Possible: chocolate, big, fancy)
Fill in the blank with an adverb: The baby cried _____.
(Possible: loudly, softly, sadly)
Apply spelling rule: What is the past tense of stop?
stopped (double the final consonant before -ed)
Which words should be capitalized as proper nouns. walt disney world theme park
Walt Disney World
Which sentence uses a linking verb?
a) She dances in the show.
b) He is tired.
c) They run fast.
d) I read books.
He is tired
Correct the mistake: She is more funnier than her brother.
She is funnier than her brother.
Choose the sentence where the adverb describes how something happened:
a) She left yesterday.
b) He spoke softly.
c) The car is outside.
He spoke softly.
Apply spelling rule: What is the past tense of carry?
carried (change y to i before adding -ed)
What is the mistake in this sentence. I want to go to church to connect with god. What is the mistake in this sentence.
God
Correct the mistake: He don’t like pizza.
He doesn’t like pizza.
Change to past tense: They play soccer every Saturday.
They played soccer every Saturday.
Correct the mistake: He did good on the test.
He did well on the test.
Correct the mistake: She writed a story.
She wrote a story.