Nouns
Verbs
Prepositions
Adjectives
Wild
100
My dad loves to read.
dad
100
Monica threw the ball across the field.
threw
100
Plants were the first living things on earth.
on
100
The strong athlete help his team win the game.
strong
100
What is the adverb in the sentence? After running 3 miles, I could barely move.
barely
200
The crowded mall was a nightmare.
mall, nightmare
200
Friends sometimes argue when they spend too much time together.
argue, spend
200
The policeman walked through the doorway and into the garden.
through, into
200
The sun feels very warm today.
warm
200
What is the conjunction in the sentence? Larry was absent from school, but he had a good reason.
but
300
Peter's honesty allowed him to stay out of trouble.
honesty, trouble, Peter
300
He was angry when it rained all afternoon.
was, rained
300
People around the world can communicate with each other through the internet.
around, with, through
300
He became even more eager to take to the skies.
eager
300
Active or Passive voice? The problem was solved.
Passive
400
Carmine and I liked to tell scary stories on Halloween.
Carmine, stories, Halloween
400
The teacher has corrected my poor grammar.
has corrected
400
I looked under my bed, behind my dresser, and above my bookshelf for my missing necklace.
under, behind, above
400
When the old, gray-haired man died, he left money to his grieving family.
old, gray-haired, grieving
400
Name the parts of speech in this sentence: Oh, Sharon and I already offered to bring appetizers.
Oh (interjection), Sharon (noun), and (conjunction), I (pronoun), already (adverb), offered (verb), to bring (verb), appetizers (noun)
500
Time seemed to go by quickly while she was watching television.
time, television
500
My father must have thought I could swim.
must have thought, could swim
500
It was very difficult to walk against the wind.
against
500
Susan became more and more tense as she neared her evaluation.
tense
500
Identify the part of speech of each word in the sentence. Someone usually scolds the cutter and sends him or her to the end of the line.
What is someone (noun), usually (adverb), scolds (verb), the (article), cutter (noun), and (conjunction), sends (verb), him (pronoun), or (conjunction), her (pronoun), to (preposition), the (article), end (noun), of (preposition), the (article), line (noun)
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