Concord (kongruens)
Find grundled og udsagnsled i sætningen og oversæt til engelsk:
Paul bor med sin mor.
Grundled: Paul
Udsagnsled: bor
Paul lives with his mother.
Name the wordclass:
big, great, horrendous
Adjective
Which word(s) should be capitalized?
the man's name is not maria.
The, Maria
How did you done it? I don't no how to.
Done = do
no = know
The skin
Find grundled og udsagnsled i sætningen:
My father and I like to watch football.
Grundled: My father and I
Udsagnsled: like
Name the wordclass:
Love, trust, point, believe
Verb
Which word(s) should be capitalized?
i have eight cats.
I
i ca'nt come two the party tomorrow.
ca'nt = can't
two = to
How many bones are in the average adult human's body?
206
Find grundled og udsagnsled i sætningen:
Who ate all of my jelly beans?
Grundled: Who
Udsagnsled: ate
Name the wordclass:
Love, trust, point, belief
Noun
Which word(s) should be capitalized?
he kept asking me why i speak english so well.
He, I, English
Their = there
how = who
new = knew
What is the national animal of Scotland?
A unicorn
Find grundled og udsagnsled:
I told you yesterday that the cat was missing!
Grundled: I, the cat
Udsagnsled: told, was missing
Name the wordclass:
Through, for, on, under, in
Preposition
Which word(s) should be capitalized?
my mom and i are leaving for paris tomorrow.
My, I, Paris
There cat is over they're.
There = their
they're = there
How many stars are in our solar system?
One - the sun
Find grundled, udsagnsled og genstandsled:
Jane and her sister always give me flowers.
Grundled: Jane and her sister
Udsagnsled: give
Genstandsled: flowers
Name the wordclass of the big words:
He never said anything to Paula, but she found a gun under the couch.
He: pronoun
Said: verb
Paula: proper nound
a: article
under: preposition
when i arrived in france, i was mortified because my french is bad.
When, I, France, I, French
Can i take they're car? Or should I leave it their, so there able too pick it up?
i = I
they're = their
their = there
there = they're
too = to
How many bones do sharks have?
None!
Sharks don't have bones. Their skeletons are made of cartilage - the same soft, flexible stuff as your ears and the tip of your nose are made of.