Parts of Speech
Name the 6 parts of speech we have learned so far...
What were the two vocabulary words we learned during this chapter?
Trail and industry
Which two letters do we use to mark a subject pronoun?
SP
Which is correct:
My cat run funny.
My cat runs funny.
My cat runs funny.
In the sentence:
"The lazy cat laid quietly on the porch," the word "quietly" is an _______.
Adverb
What are the three article adjectives and how do we mark them in a sentence?
A, an, the. Mark with an A.
______ means to follow behind
Trail
Which two letters do we use to mark a possessive pronoun adjective?
PPA
On the subject/verb chart, there are 4 things you must do to complete each line. What are the 4 things?
Subject, singular/plural, rule number, circle the correct verb.
In the sentence...
"The boat sailed swiftly across the ocean," the word "across" is a _______.
Preposition
Which part of speech shows action?
______ means large-scale business activity.
industry
Where are pronouns allowed in the noun chart? I want the name of the box
Only in the "Simple Subject" box
Which is correct?
The ladies have many shopping bags.
The ladies has many shopping bags.
The ladies have many shopping bags.
In the Sentence....
"An angry bee buzzed in my ear," the word "ear" is an ___________
Object of the Preposition
Which part of speech answers the questions How? When? and Where?
Adverb
trail
What are the seven subject pronouns?
I, he, she, we, it, they, you
What is the singular/plural marking and rule number for the pronoun "I" in the subject/verb chart?
I S 2
In the sentence...
"My little sister chews with her mouth open," the words "my" and "her" are both ________
Which part of speech shows position?
Preposition
My father is a doctor in the medical ________.
industry
What are the seven possessive pronouns?
My, his, her, our, it, their, your
What is the singular/plural marking for the pronoun "you" in the subject/verb chart?
You P 2
In the Sentence...
"Watch for cars!" the lack of a subject tells us that this sentence is which type of sentence?
Imperative