adjectives/ adverbs
adjectives modify ________ and adverbs modify __________
nouns, verbs
The first letter of every sentence must be
capitalized
Their is used to show
A run on sentence is
two complete sentences incorrectly joined as one
She was suspicious when the clown handed them a box, but her gullible little brother opened it anyways.
--trusting, sad, doomed, careful
trusting
Correctly identify the adjective and adverb in this sentence:
My loud friends were quickly escorted out of the theatre after talking too much.
adj: loud
adv: quickly
"Gonna" is an abbreviation for
going to
I want to go to the party, (to, too, or two)?
too
What is one way that you could correct this sentence?
Rory and Dean were driving in the car they were listening to music.
Rory and Dean were driving in the car, and they were listening to music.
While James is very outgoing, his older brother is very reclusive.
--withdrawn, athletic, lonely, hungry
withdrawn
Correctly identify the adjective and adverb in this sentence:
Each student felt very excited after finishing the test.
adj: excited
adv: very
It's a lot of drama in school OR There's a lot of drama in school?
There's a lot of drama in school
Everyone in this room is doing their work (accept, except) you.
except
A comma splice is
Two complete sentences incorrectly joined with a comma
The scared rock climber balanced precariously on the edge of the steep cliff.
---gracefully, lazily, dangerously, nervously
dangerously
The loud songs were chosen to play randomly.
What is the adverb in this sentence?
randomly
5-7
The group of children is very excited for (their, they're, there) school trip.
their
Semi colons can only be used in between two _____________ thoughts.
complete or independent
Grandma’s cottage was just outside the nice and picturesque town.
---charming, running, ruined, ugly
charming
How many adjectives and adverbs are in this sentence?
My overprotective older sister ran quickly to my room and banged loudly on the door. She was very mad at me because she heard that I got into a fist fight at school. She angrily told me that this type of negative behavior wouldn't go over very well at our new school. She was nervous, and she explained that whenever I am feeling angry, I cannot just crazily start fighting.
Adj: 8
Adv:6
What type of sentence is this:
Mom wanted to go to eat, I suggested the diner.
comma splice
Tell me what the following are abbreviations for:
they're we're
it's
you're
they are
it is
you are
we are
Why is it not okay to use "I seen" instead of "I saw"
"seen" is the past participle tense, needing to be used with have
"saw" is the proper past tense of see