Adjectives
Identify the adjective and the question it answers (what kind, which one, how many) in the following sentence:
Grandpa's cat had five kittens last week.
five; how many
Each student will use (a, an) computer to write his essay.
a
Identify the verb and the adverb that describes it (how, when, where):
Our family eats downtown at a Greek restaurant.
A meter stick is (longer, longest) than a yardstick.
longer
Danielle has (good, well) reports when she goes to the dentist.
good
Identify the adjective and the question it answers (what kind, which one, how many) in the following sentence:
One kitten has black spots on its white paws.
black; what kind
Writing (a, an) essay on the computer will be challenging.
an
Identify the verb and the adverb that describes it (how, when, where):
The restaurant closes later on Fridays.
verb=closes; adverb=later
funniest
She brushes her teeth (good, well) each time she eats.
well
Identify the adjective and the question it answers (what kind, which one, how many) in the following sentence:
That kitten with the ball of yarn is my favorite.
That; which one
(A, The) essays will be on the lives of famous inventors.
The
Identify the verb and the adverb that describes it (how, when, where):
I often order a beef pita.
verb=order; adverb=often
The alligator farm was (more, most) interesting than the museum.
more
best
Identify the adjective and the question it answers (what kind, which one, how many) in the following sentence:
The largest male has already been sold.
largest; what kind
Identify the capitalization mistake in the following sentence:
Does Los Tacos restaurant have italian food on their menu?
Italian
Identify the verb and the adverb that describes it (how, when, where):
The waiters sing cheerfully to the guests.
verb=sing; adverb=cheerfully
The gators were the (more, most) unusual animals we saw.
most
You should visit the dentist soon if you have a (bad, badly) toothache.
bad
Identify the adjective and the question it answers (what kind, which one, how many) in the following sentence:
The mother feeds her babies many times a day.
many; how many
Identify the capitalization mistake in the following sentence:
No one prepares fried rice like a japanese hibachi grill!
Japanese
Identify the verb and the adverb that describes it (how, when, where):
Tomorrow, I will go to my favorite restaurant with my family.
verb=will go; adverb=Tomorrow
The gator's (more, most) common home is a swampy area.
most
Your tooth could get (worse, worst) if you don't take care of it.
worse