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Adjectives
Adverbs
Prepositions
Negatives
Good vs. Well
Real vs. Very
100
Would you use greener or greenest in this sentence? The tall tree was the of all.
tallest
100
What two letters do you add to the end of a lot of adverbs?
-ly
100
Which of these is a a preposition? A the B of C good D none
B of
100
How many negatives can you have in a sentence?
1
100
Would you use real or very in this sentence? That was a story.
real
200
Find the adjective in this sentence. There were six horses in the field.
six
200
Would you use more or most in the sentence below. She reads the often in our class.
most
200
Which of these is NOT a preposition? A until B for C ever D from
C ever
200
Which of these is a negative? A no B to C until D well
A no
200
Would you use good or well in this sentence? My friend is a soccer player.
good
300
Would you use better or best in this sentence? I like that shirt than this shirt.
better
300
Which of these adverbs are the in the when category? A quietly B quite C always D far
C always
300
What is the prepositional phrase in this sentence? I played golf after the lacrosse tournament.
after the lacrosse tournament
300
What is having too many negatives in one sentence called?
"double negative"
300
Would you use real or very in this sentence? This pasta is good.
Very
400
What is the article in this sentence? The book was good.
The
400
Would you add -er or -est to the end of slow in this sentence? She was slow than me in the race.
-er
400
What is the job of a preposition?
to link the sentence to another noun
400
What is the positive version of the negative never?
ever
400
Would you use good or well in this sentence? I am doing .
Well
500
Which of these is a demonstrative adjective? A a B those C good D Well
B those
500
Which of these is a question word that describes adverbs. A What B Who C How Many D How Much
D How Much
500
What is the prepositional phrase in this sentence? My dog likes to sit on the couch.
on the couch
500
What letter does every negative start with?
N
500
What do real and very mean?
real-actually very-extremely