Pronouns
What are the two pronouns in the sentence?
He thought that taking an elective would be difficult but it was rather easy.
He , It
A word that shows action or the state of being is called a?
Verb
What is the plural version of the noun monkey?
Monkeys
What is the adverb?
many stories are told orally.
Orally
Name a quality that a descriptive adjective describes.
number, color, size, type ex.
What is the third person masculine pronoun used at the beginning of a sentence?
He
Find the verb
The volcano has emitted smoke for years.
Emitted
What is the plural version of the noun oasis?
Oases
What is the adverb in the sentence?
my mom packs quickly.
Quickly
What is an example of an interrogative adjective?
What
Which type of pronoun can be used as a subject or subject complement?
Subject pronoun
How many verbs can there be in a verb phrase?
ex. 10 or more
2 or more
What is the plural version of the noun man-of-war?
men-of-war
True or false
Like adjectives, adverbs have comparative and superlative forms.
True
Demonstrative adjectives point out definite __, __, __, or __
People places things or ideas
Change the pronoun in the sentence.
The students attending the play were her and Gregory and the boy who didn’t go was he.
Her becomes she.
Which sentence is correct?
1. Lay down here
2. lie the blanket down
3. i am lying down the blanket
4. Lie down here
4.
What is the indirect object and direct object of the sentence?
The center offers children classes
Children is the I.O.
Classes is the D.O.
The adverb of affirmation in this sentence is?
The author undoubtedly has traveled widely.
Undoubtedly
What is the superlative version of the adjective important?
Most important
What type of pronoun is mine
Possessive pronoun
What progressive type of verb is in this sentence?
Present progressive, Past progressive, or Future Progressive
Samantha is studying Italian.
Present progressive
What is the possessive of this compound noun?
editor in chief
editor in chief’s
How many types of adverbs are there?
6
Use few, fewer, fewest, little, less, or least to fill in the blank. Also is it count or noncount?
Cynthia’s report contained __ errors than Anthony’s did.
Fewer (count noun)