Which pronoun should replace the noun(s)?
Robert tied Robert's shoe.
his
I
my
blow
toe
walk
(2)
blow
toe
My feet are dirty.
A.) a unit of measurement
B.) a body part
C.) a place on the ground
B.) a body part
The dog barked (loudly/loud) at the cat.
adjective or adverb?
loudly
adverb
Mrs. Novak's class ate cupcakes today!
Her
Our friends are coming to the party!
Our
kitchen
glow
mark
glow
We stored the honey in a glass jar on a shelf in the kitchen.
A.) a place to buy things
B.) to hurry
C.) to keep to use later
C.) to keep to use later
The cookie tasted (sweetly/sweet).
adjective or adverb?
sweet
adjective
The little boys ran away!
They
It is the best book I've ever read!
It
willow
worm
pillow
(2)
willow
pillow
What is the meaning of the word "looking?"
A.) look again
B.) look before
C.) look now
C.) look now
Sit down (quiet/quietly.)
adjective or adverb?
quietly
adverb
My friends and I played baseball yesterday.
We
She ate the whole pizza by herself! (2)
She
herself
draw
kick
throw
throw
What is the meaning of the word "cooking?"
A.) to have already prepared food
B.) to prepare food now
C.) to prepare food tomorrow
B.) to prepare food now
My forehead felt (hot/hotly).
adjective or adverb?
hot
adjective
The dog chased the ball.
It
I can tie my shoes all by myself! (3)
I
my
myself
more
wow
flow
flow
Which sentence uses definition 2 of "wave?"
wave:
1. to move your hand to signal someone
2. how the water moves in the ocean
A.) The wave knocked me down!
B.) I waved to my dad.
C.) The crowd did the wave at the football game.
A.) The wave knocked me down!
The crash was (loud / loudly)!
adjective or adverb?
loud
adjective