Adjectives
Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
How many adjectives are in this sentence? Which words are adjectives?
Two - peck, pickled
She had the biggest smile on her face!
Is biggest comparative or superlative?
Superlative
Jim studied in the Sweet Shop for his test.
Is this a dependent or independent clause?
Independent Clause
The team wants to win the game.
The team wants to win a championship.
Make this a compound sentence.
The team wants to win the game, and they want to win a championship.
Name that part of speech!
Cornucopia
Noun
The quick, brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.
How many adjectives are in this sentence? What are they?
3 - quick, brown, lazy
That dead animal was the grosserest I've ever seen!
Is this the correct form of the adjective?
No - grossest
When Jim studied in the Sweet Shop for his chemistry quiz
What makes this a dependent clause?
It cannot stand alone, it's an incomplete thought.
The boy chased the garbage truck.
The garbage truck sped down the street.
Make this a compound sentence.
The boy chased the garbage truck, but it sped down the street.
Name that part of speech!
dribble
Verb
The beautifully embroidered sweater was made by hand.
What are the adjectives in this sentence?
beautifully, embroidered
She was the fastest than him.
Is this sentence correct? If not, correct it.
She was faster than him.
When the Google Monster came to town.
Is this an independent or dependent clause?
He told the entire story.
The crowd still did not understand it.
Make this a compound sentence.
He told the entire story, but they still did not understand it.
Name that part of speech!
Actually
Adverb
Your ugly uncle ate fifty rotten tomatoes in a beat-up car.
How many adjectives are in this sentence? What are they?
Four - ugly, fifty, rotten, beat-up
He went to Hawaii on his vacation and saw the beautifullest sunrise he had ever seen.
Is this sentence correct? If not, correct it.
He went to Hawaii on his vacation and saw the most beautiful sunrise he had ever seen.
Goes to church every Sunday.
Is this sentence an independent or dependent clause?
It's a dependent clause
Michael likes to play football.
Make this a compound sentence
Michael likes to play basketball, and he likes to play football.
Name that part of speech!
His
Pronoun
The stinky charletan boldly meandered into the deep, dark crevasse to find his mischievous, marvelous mother.
How many adjectives are in this sentence and what are they?
Six - stinky, boldly, deep, dark, mischievous, marvelous
The cat was more expensive than the woman's house.
Is this sentence correct? If not, fix it.
Yes, this sentence is correct.
Because I forgot the exam was today...
How can I make this dependent clause, independent?
Because I forgot the exam was today, I didn't study last night.
I like colorful balloons.
I like to visit monkeys in the zoo.
Make this a compound sentence.
I like colorful balloons, and I like to visit monkeys in the zoo.
Name that part of speech!
Outstanding
adjective