Nouns
Verbs
Adjectives
Adverbs
Conjunctions
100
I went to the grocery store.
"Store" is the noun.
100
He ran to the bus.
"Ran" is the verb.
100
Jamie ate the juicy apple.
"Juicy" is the adjective.
100
She ran quickly.
"Quickly" is the adverb.
100
Andy and Samantha like football.
"And" is a conjunction.
200
There was a giant spider.
"Spider" is the noun.
200
She cheered on the team.
"Cheered" is the verb.
200
Sally drove a huge, fast Charger.
"Huge" and "fast" are adjectives.
200
He really loves ice cream.
"Really" is an adverb.
200
He could not wait for the Super Bowl, for he was excited for his team.
"For" is used as a FANBOYS.
300
Many members of the class became super competitive!
"Members" and "class" are nouns.
300
What time is it?
"Is" is a linking verb.
300
Oscar loves wearing his pink Converse to the gym.
"His" and "pink" are adjectives.
300
I am very good at Frisbee.
"Very" is the adverb.
300
She loves to sing when she is running.
"When" is a subordinating conjunction.
400
When in doubt, double-check your answer.
"Answer" is the noun.
400
Have you ever eaten sushi before?
"Have" and "eaten" are the verbs.
400
There are twenty-five students in class.
"Twenty-five" is an adjective.
400
Do not go quietly into the night.
"Do" and "quietly" are both adverbs.
400
Until the timer goes off, the kids and the assistants play avidly.
"And" is the only conjunction.
500
There are too many questions on this homework assignment!
"Questions" and "assignment" are the nouns.
500
There have been many break-ins lately.
"Have been" is the verb.
500
Many people were at the party.
"Many" is used as an adjective.
500
They avidly read their personally chosen books.
"Avidly" and "personally" are both adverbs.
500
Both the coach and the team were going to the championships.
"Both" and "and" are coordinating conjunctions.
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