Nouns & Pronouns
Send in the clowns.
clowns
We walked to the park.
walked
The sleepy bear hibernated all winter.
The sleepy
Joe grumpily got out of bed.
grumpily
Between you and me, I wouldn't trust Andy.
preposition: Between
prepositional phrase: Between you and me
Brazil is a beautiful country.
Brazil country
Janine has been to Florida.
has been
It's a long drive, but it's worth the trip.
a long worth the
Sara ran very quickly to school.
very quickly
The coffee shop is across the street.
preposition: across
prepositional phrase: across the street
I love listening to music.
I music
That dog smells funny.
smells
Should I buy the blue jeans or the purple sweater?
the blue the purple
Your brother is very rude.
very rude
Put the carrots in the refrigerator, please.
preposition: in
prepositional phrase: in the refrigerator
How many cats do you have?
cats you
You will need your snow boots today.
will need
The twelve-year-old boy asked a question.
The twelve-year-old a
I’ll have that done tomorrow.
tomorrow
Should we add more sugar to the batter?
preposition: to
prepositional phrase: to the batter
Mia and Zoe value their friendship.
Mia Zoe their friendship
My class is going to the museum.
is going
Place the large silver spoon on the table.
the large silver the
That's quite expensive, don't you think?
quite expensive
Mark works with my sister at the bank.
preposition: at
prepositional phrase: at the bank