Adjectives
Fill in the blank: "The sun is very ________ (blue / yellow)."
"The sun is very yellow."
Fill in the blank: "He runs very ________ (quick / quickly)."
"He runs very quickly."
Choose one: "I like apples ________ oranges." (and / but)
"I like apples and oranges."
Fill in the blank: "Tomorrow, I ________ go to school." (will / was)
"Tomorrow, I will go to school."
What is the plural of cat?
Cats
Which word is the adjective? "The fast rabbit ran away."
"The fast rabbit ran away."
Which word is the adverb? "She sings beautifully."
"She sings beautifully."
Fill in the blank: "I want to play, ________ it is raining."
"I want to play, but it is raining."
Make this future tense: "I eat pizza."
"I will eat pizza" or "I am going to eat pizza."
Which word needs a capital letter? "i live in london."
I and London
Give an adjective to describe an elephant.
Massive, huge, enormous, gentle, calm, intelligent, playful, etc.
Change the adjective slow into an adverb.
Slowly
Use because to finish this: "I am happy because ________."
"I am happy because ________."
True or False: "I will played soccer tomorrow" is a correct sentence.
False—should be "will play"
What is the plural of child?
Children
Find the two adjectives: "The small girl sat on the cold grass."
"The small girl sat on the cold grass."
Fill in the blank with an adverb: "The baby is sleeping, so we must talk ________."
Quietly
Choose the best connector: "Do you want milk ________ juice?"
"Do you want milk or juice?"
Put these words in order: (going / to / She / sleep / is).
She is going to sleep.
Change this sentence to a question: "He is a teacher."
"Is he a teacher?"
Fix the sentence: "The car red is fast."
"The red car is fast."
Does this adverb describe where, when, or how? "The students are playing outside."
Where
Combine these two sentences: "He was tired. He went to bed."
"He was tired, so he went to bed."
Answer the question: "What will you do this weekend?" (Must use full future tense sentence).
Answers will vary
Can you find and fix the mistakes in this sentence? "The mouses is eating a apple."
"The mice are eating an apple."