Adjectives
Identify the adjective in the sentence:
The bad cat knocked over the lamp.
What is bad?
Identify the adverb in the sentence:
My grandmother walked slowly.
What is slowly?
Identify the preposition in the sentence:
Look out behind you!
What is behind?
Identify the conjunction in the sentence:
Camille likes green eggs and ham.
What is and?
Identify the verb and adverb in the sentence:
She really liked potatoes.
verb: liked
adverb: really
Identify the adjective in the sentence:
The athlete took a refreshing sip of Gatorade.
What is refreshing?
Identify the adverb in the sentence:
AJ was very tall compared to other ninth graders.
What is very?
Identify the preposition in the sentence:
The book is behind the chair.
What is behind?
Identify the conjunction in the sentence:
We will go over the river and through the woods.
What is and?
Identify the preposition and adjective in the sentence:
The stinky bug went under the desk.
preposition: under
adjective: stinky
Identify the adjective(s) in the sentence:
Kendall aggressively ripped my blue cotton jersey during the game.
What is blue and cotton?
Identify the adverb(s) in the sentence:
The storm approached slowly and disappeared quickly.
What are slowly and quickly?
Identify the preposition in the sentence:
My house is near the school.
What is near?
Identify the conjunction in the sentence:
She usually eats at home because she likes cooking.
What is because?
Identify the adverb and adjectives in the sentence:
The quiet old lady cautiously crossed the street.
Adverb: cautiously
Adjectives: quiet, old
Identify the adjective(s) in the sentence:
After the game, Joey was hungry and thirsty.
What is hungry and thirsty?
Identify the adverb in the sentence:
This cake is more delicious than the first one.
What is more?
Identify the preposition in the sentence:
Siman put his pen in the pencil case.
What is in?
Identify the conjunctions in the sentence:
You can either have the red hat or the blue hat.
What is either, or?
Identify the prepositions, conjunction, and adjective in the sentence:
Over the wide river and through the woods.
Prepositions: over, through
Conjunction: and
Adjective: wide
Adjectives are words that describe what?
What are nouns?
Adverbs are words that describe what?
What are verbs, adjectives, and adverbs?
Prepositions tell us _______ or ______ something is in relation to something else?
What is where or when?
Identify all F.A.N.B.O.Y.S
What is
F: For
A: And
N: Nor
B: But
O: Or
Y: Yet
S: So
Identify the subject, verb, adjective, adverb, and conjunction and direct object in the sentence:
The teacher adamantly gave great students and teachers a high five.
Subject: teacher
Verb: gave
Adjective: great
Adverb: adamantly
Conjunction: and
Direct Object: high five