Word Classes
Identify the adjective:
My brother has a beautiful bicycle.
Beautiful
Put the words in order:
likes / pizza / Maria
Maria likes pizza
Choose the correct option:
She has a (red / redly) dress
Red
Choose the correct position for the adverb of frequency usually.
A) I exercise usually three times a week.
B) I usually exercise three times a week.
C) I exercise three times usually a week.
Answer: B
What is the usual order of words in a basic English sentence?
Answer: Subject + Verb + Complement
Which word is the adverb in this sentence?
She answered the question correctly.
Correctly
Correct the sentence: He plays every day football
He plays football every day
Fill the blank with the correct answer:
The pizza smells ____ (delicious / deliciously)
Answer: Delicious
Choose the correct option:
He drives (careful / carefully)
Answer: Carefully, because adverbs modify verbs.
Where can we put an adjective? Give the two common positions.
Answer: Before a noun or after a linking verb
Identify the noun, verb, adjective, and adverb:
The young boy ran quickly.
Noun: Boy
Verb: Ran
Adjective: Young
Adverb: Quickly
Arrange the words:
usually / school / walks / to / she
What do we call an adjective that comes before a noun, as in “a comfortable chair”?
Answer: An attributive adjective.
What type of adverb is "always" in this sentence?
I always drink coffee in the morning
Answer: Adverb of frequency.
Which phrase follows the usual adjective order? (A) “an old beautiful building” (B) “a beautiful old building.”
Answer: B. Opinion usually comes before age.
In which sentence does hard function as an adverb? (A) This is a hard test. (B) She studies hard.
Answer: B. “Hard” describes how she studies.
Correct the sentence:
My sister speaks very well English
My sister speaks English very well
Which sentence is correct? (A) a wooden old table (B) “an old wooden table”
Answer: B, age comes first than material.
Is the word order in this sentence correct or incorrect? If it is incorrect, correct it:
She never goes to the gym on Mondays
There is nothing wrong with this sentence
When we use several adjectives before a noun, which usually comes first: an opinion or the material?
Answer: An opinion, for example:a
beautiful wooden table.
Find the four word classes in this sentence:
The friendly teacher explained the lesson clearly.
Nouns: teacher/lesson
Verb: Explained
Adjective: Friendly
Adverb: Clearly
Put all the words in the correct order:
yesterday / bought / a / very / jacket / expensive / he
He bought a very expensive jacket yesterday
Choose the correct option:
She runs ( fast / fastly )
Answer: Fastly
Identify the four adverbs and their types:
Yesterday, Tom ran very quickly outside
Time: Yesterday
Deegre: Very
Manner: Quickly
Place: Outside
Can an adverb modify a noun? Explain your answer.
Answer: No, adverbs do not modify nouns, adjectives do.