Concrete & Abstract Nouns
Indefinite Pronouns
Comparatives & Superlatives
Types of Sentences
~* BONUS ROUND *~
Frequency Adverbs
Frequency Adverbs
100
Give me an example of a concrete noun.
Good job!
100
Pick the correct indefinite pronoun for the sentence.
(Everything / Nobody) knows the answer to the last question.
100
What is the comparative and superlative for these two words?
brave honest
brave > braver > bravest
honest > more honest > most honest
100
What are the four types of sentences?
Declarative, exclamative, imperative, interrogative
100
What do frequency adverb's show?
How often something happens.
200
Give me an example of an abstract noun.
Good job!
200
Pick the correct indefinite pronoun for the sentence.
I want to do (something / nothing) fun for my vacation.
something
200
Identify and fix the mistake in the sentence.
This candy is more sweeter than that one.
more sweeter > sweeter.
200
What is a declarative sentence?
It makes a statement. (ends with a period)
*BONUS POINTS* Make a declarative sentence.
200
What is the frequency adverb in this sentence?
The school bus arrives daily at 7:30am to pick up the students.
daily
300
Is this noun abstract or concrete?
The wind whispered softly to me.
concrete.
300
What indefinite pronoun completes the sentence?
The treasure must be hidden _________ in this cave.
somewhere
300
Identify and fix the mistake in the sentence.
That movie was interestinger than this one.
interestinger > more interesting.
300
What is an interrogative sentence?
It asks a question. (ends with a question mark)
*BONUS POINTS* Make an interrogative sentence.
300
What is the frequency adverb in this sentence?
I always eat pasta at Garfield's Italian Café.
always
400
Is this noun abstract or concrete?
Seeing that brought me a lot of joy.
abstract .
400
What indefinite pronoun completes this sentence?
I can't find my keys _________!
anywhere
400
Make a sentence using a superlative, comparing these three things: chicken, pizza, bibimbap.
example: Chicken is the most delicious food.
400
What's an exclamative sentence?
A sentence that shows emotions. (ends with an exclamation point).
*BONUS POINTS* Make an exclamative sentence. (aka not just one word).
400
Answer the question with a frequency adverb.
How often do you brush your teeth?
ex: I brush my teeth three times a day.
500
What type of noun is this?
excitement
BONUS: use it in a sentence.
abstract
500
What indefinite pronoun completes the sentence?
I looked in my backpack, but there was __________ in there.
nothing
500
Use the two sentences to make a new sentence comparing the two.
Michael is 160 centimeters tall.
Amy is 175 centimeters tall.
example: Amy is taller than Michael.
500
What is an imperative sentence?
A sentence that give an order. (ends with an exclamation point or period; often doesn't have a subject).
*BONUS POINTS* Make an imperative sentence. (aka not just one word!)
500
Answer the question with a frequency adverb.
How often do you go on vacation?
ex: I frequently go on vacation.
