Parts of Speech
What are the nouns in the following sentence?
A tall tower with a metal bell is a dangerous place to be during a thunderstorm.
tall
metal
dangerous
What is the present tense form of blinked?
BLINK
ISLAND
ILAND
ISNLAND
ISLAND
I like to read, but my brother likes to play video games.
COMPOUND
Underline all the NOUNS.
Bats, tarantulas, and most owls are nocturnal animals.
Bats
Tarantulas
Owls
Animals
What is the verb in the sentence? Is it past, present, or future tense?
The human body does amazing things everyday
DOES
PRESENT TENSE
WHAT IS THE CORRECT SPELLING?
BUZZER
BUZZOR
BUZZAR
BUZZER
Yesterday Sam and Daniel made cupcakes to go with their ice cream sundaes.
SIMPLE
What does the word unhurt mean?
Not hurt
What part of speech is the word BLINDLY?
She blindly bubbled in the answers on the test.
Adverb
Is the verb past, present, or future tense?
I heard an owl outside my bedroom window.
WHAT IS THE CORRECT SPELLING?
BURLGAR
BURGLAR
BURGLOR
BURGLAR
DONT GET TRICKED!
Is the sentence simple, compound, or complex?
I stayed awake until my husband got home from work.
COMPLEX
The word pre-war means?
Before war
What PRONOUN could replace the noun in this sentence?
Maria loves to read about tornadoes.
She
Rewrite the verb break in FUTURE tense.
Bugs break rock by building their homes deep inside the cracks.
WILL BREAK
WHAT IS THE CORRECT SPELLING?
ACHIEVE
ACHEIVE
ACHEEVE
ACHIEVE
Is the sentence simple, compound, or complex?
Tatiana stayed inside all day because it was raining.
SIMPLE
If you take away the prefix and the suffix, what is left of the word 'unemployed'?
EMPLOY
Label the parts of speech:
Ocean waves turn pebbles into tiny grains of sand.
Ocean: Noun
Waves: Noun
Turn: Verb
Pebble: Noun
Tiny: Adjective
Grains: Noun
Sand: Noun
What is the past tense form of the verb beat?
BEAT
The verb does not change.
WHICH IS THE CORRECT SPELLING?
SEPERRATE
SEPARATE
SEPERATATE
SEPARATE
The door is locked, and I don't have a key to the house.
COMPOUND
There was some _________agreement over the topic.
DIS
MIS
UN
RE
DISAGREEMENT