NOUN
The 6th grader, Ken, is this type of noun.
A person; a proper noun
Verbs can be...
Physical or mental, or link and help
In this stage, three or more nouns are being compared.
Superlative
We get an adverb by "marrying" these two parts of speech.
An adjective and a verb.
A pencil is this type of noun.
A thing; a general noun; a concrete noun
Verbs describe what of a noun?
An action of the the noun.
Adjectives ______ or ______ a noun.
Describe or modify
Adverbs answer ______ questions.
Five
Disneyland can be this type noun.
A place; proper noun; concrete noun
Sometimes verbs _______ a noun to a detail about the noun.
link
The Positive stage uses the ______ form of an adjective.
Original
"I really love this season of Fornite" answers what question?
To what extent the player loves Fortnite.
The grouchy 7th grader had this type of noun.
A feeling; An abstract noun
Quick Kelly is likely doing this type of verb.
A physical verb...running fast
In the sentence, "That car is more fun to drive than that one," the author is in this stage of adjectives.
"We finished a quiz this morning," answers which question?
When
These are two types of nouns.
Common and proper, or concrete or abstract
In the sentence, "Tincher might win today's football and volleyball games," might _____ the verb to win.
Helps
Like nouns, adjectives can be ________ or ________.
Common or proper
"Mary often excitedly ran to class to get a piece of candy," answers which question?
How often