Types of Sentences
Did you make your lunch choice?
Interrogative (Question)
What is a noun?
A person, place, idea or thing.
What is a verb?
A verb is an action. It is something that you can do.
What is an adjective?
A word that describes a noun.
What is an adverb?
A word that describes a verb.
What are the four sentence types?
Imperative, interrogative, declarative, exclamatory.
Name one noun.
Answers may vary.
Name a verb.
Answers may vary.
What are the adjectives in the sentence:
Open house was a huge success last night.
huge, success, last
Identify the adverb AND the verb: The dog ate hungrily.
ate (verb), hungrily (adverb)
The first thing they did on vacation was go to the waterpark at at Lake Compounce. The whole day they at pizza and drake soda.
Declarative (Statement)
Name all of the nouns in the sentence:
Tyler and his friends went to Dairy Queen.
Tyler, friends, and Dairy Queen
Name all of the verbs in this sentence:
The kids jumped and played all day.
jumped, played
What are the adjectives in the sentence:
I bought a new pink dress for the dance tomorrow.
new, pink
Identify the adverb AND the verb:
The white paint dried overnight.
dried (verb), overnight (adverb)
Are you hungry? I can make you some breakfast.
Interrogative (Question) and Declarative (Statement)
Find the nouns in the sentence: I loved flying in the hot air balloon.
I, hot air balloon.
Name all of the verbs in this sentence:
The circus is full of leaping and flying acrobats.
is, leaping, flying
Identify the adjective in this sentence:
My favorite game to play is chinese checkers.
Chinese
What is the adverb and the verb in the following sentence:
We have changed our decision completely.
changed (verb), completely (adverb)
Add the correct punctuation and identify the type of sentence:
I'm so excited for volleyball(_)
Exclamation Point (!) and Exclamatory (Emotion)
Identify the common and proper nouns in the sentence:
Mrs. Cumbie has a dog and three cats.
Mrs. Cumbie (Proper), dog (common), cats (common)
What is the verb in this sentence:
Mrs. Willard creates beautiful posters.
Creates
Identify the adverb and the verb:
The story was unusually short.
short (verb), unusually (adverb)
What is the adverb and the verb in the sentence:
Unfortunately, the bad weather prevented the game.
Prevented (verb), unfortunately (adverb)