Identify the Part of Speech
Identify Nouns
Identify Adverbs
Identify Conjunctions
Identify Prepositional Phrases
100

A person, place, thing, or idea

Noun

100

The dog ran out of the house.

Dog and House

100

John can read fast.

Fast

100

I drew for 2 hours.

For

100

I left my backpack on the table.

On the table

200

A word that expresses an action, an occurrence, or a state of being.

Verb

200

Edward loves tea and biscuits.

Edward, tea, and biscuits

200

Lucy tried to do a backflip but flipped too far.

Too

200

My mom offered chicken or pasta for lunch, but I wasn't hungry.

Or, for, but

200

My homework was left inside my room.

Inside my room

300

Describes, modifies, or gives more information about a noun or pronoun.

Adjective

300

Tracy went to Mason's house to play videogames yesterday.

Tracy, Mason, house, and videogames

300

I never run because I normally trip

Never and normally

300

Although I was tired, I played football after school.

Although, after

300

At McDonald's, I ordered my favorite food on the menu.

At McDonald's, on the menu

400

Used to connect words phrases or clauses within a sentence.

Conjunction

400

Texas is bigger than all of England.

Texas and England

400

I almost turned left but saw the blue lighthouse was to the right.

Almost and left

400

Both of my siblings eat eggs and toast.

Both, and

400

I fell asleep in my room so my mom left supper just outside my door.

In my room, outside my door

500

A word or group of words that shows the relationship between a noun, pronoun, or noun phrase and the rest of the sentence.

Prepositional Phrase

500

Martin Luther King fought for freedom all throughout America

Martin Luther King, Freedom, and America

500

I talked quietly about Tom yesterday because he could have heard.

Quietly and yesterday

500

Neither of the dogs liked the toy, yet they still fought over it viciously. 

Neither, yet
500

My mom parked near the school and watched me run inside.

Near the school, run inside