Parts of Speech
This names a person, place, thing, or idea
What is a noun?
"Think" is what part of speech?
What is a verb?
A word used to describe a state of being.
What is a verb?
Provide three examples of a preposition.
What are in, under, and over?
"Classroom" is what part of speech?
What is a noun?
Is the sentence below a complete sentence? Why or Why not?
Went to the game.
No. It does not have a subject (noun).
Is the sentence below a complete sentence? Why or why not?
Ran quickly to the bus.
What is "No?" The subject is missing.
Is the sentence below a complete sentence?
Jimmy Johns has the best sandwiches.
What is "Yes?"
What is missing from the sentence below?
They lunch after science class.
What is the verb?
Name the adjective in the sentence below:
There was a golden coin on the sidewalk.
What is golden?
Identify the noun in the following sentence:
She cannot play the flute.
What is "flute?"
This part of speech that modifies or qualifies often ends in -ly
adverb
He, I, his, she, her, they, their, them are all examples of what part of speech?
What are pronouns?
In the phrase: He drove quickly... Quickly is an example of ...
What is an adverb?
Name the preposition and prepositional phrase in this sentence...
The puppy buried its bone under the oak tree.
What is under and under the oak tree?
This part of Speech describes a person, place, thing, or idea.
What is an adjective?
Identify the adjective in the sentence:
The huge farm that they live on is far away from my home.
What is huge?
This is who or what the sentence is about.
What is the subject?
The last name of your principal
What is KuyKendall?
Name the preposition AND prepositional phrase...
Larry ate his dinner on the table.
What is "on" and on the table?
This tells what the subject is doing.
What is the predicate?
This part of speech shows relationships between words such as location.
What is a preposition?
Identify the adverb in the sentence below:
The bashful student sat quietly on the steps.
What is "quietly?"
Name 2 common conjunctions
What are and, but, or?
This is what a pronoun does in a sentence.
What is "takes the place of a noun?"