Awesome Adjectives
List the adjective in the following sentence:
The hungry dog ate everything.
Hungry
Two, too, or to:
We walked _____ the cafeteria.
to
Find the verb:
She eagerly answered the question.
eagerly
Which article would be used?
Jazmine brought (a,an) animal for her mystery object.
an
Find the preposition.
The book is on the table.
on
What is the adjective in the following sentence?
We ate the yummy pizza for lunch.
To, Two, or Too
Ten divided by five equals ____?
two
Find the adverb.
They walked around the building.
around
Choose the correct article.
William stays on (an,the) kickball field near Conner.
the
Find the preposition.
We have a meeting on Monday at 5 P.M.
on, at
What are the adjectives in the sentence?
The quiet students were doing their best jobs.
quiet, best
To, two, or too
The girls went _____ the library, but they only had ___ minutes to find their books.
to, two
Find the adverb.
We looked out at the kids playing at recess.
out
Choose the correct article.
Mrs. Lehmann showed us (a,an) interesting picture.
an
Find the prepositional phrase.
Danielle is going to the office.
going to the office
What are the adjectives?
Two students walked down the noisy hall to find their bright classroom.
two, noisy, bright
to, two, or too
I want to go ____ music class ___.
to, too
Find the adverb.
Today we worked quietly with a partner.
today, quietly
Choose the correct article.
Hosea throws (the, an) ball to Riley.
the
Find the prepositional phrase.
I hid the present under the seat of the car.
under the seat, of the car
Find the adjectives.
The quiet girl walked down the crowded hallway to find her three friends, but heard a loud bang and turned to see the classroom door slam.
quiet, crowded, three, loud, classroom
to, two, or too
The _____ students got their books to take ____ math class, but they grabbed _____ many.
two, to, too
Find the adverbs.
The three students happily went there.
happily, there
Choose the correct articles.
Amaya walked to (an, the) music classroom to get (an,a) recorder.
the, a
Find the prepositional phrase.
He is working on behalf of his entire team.