Nouns & Pronouns
The black cat sat on the fat hat.
What are cat and hat?
Harry jumped on his broom.
What is jumped?
Professor Dumbledore calmly began his speech.
What is calmly?
Yikes! The little boy and girl fell down the stairs!
What are yikes and and?
Under the rock was a small worm.
What are under and small?
She wanted to get a new car.
What are she and car?
Harry and Ron ran across the corridor and yelled as they entered the classroom.
What are ran, yelled, and entered?
The headmaster's speech was deeply moving, Hagrid thought.
What is deeply?
Hey! I know you're busy, but will you help me?
What are hey and but?
I saw a violent storm when I was with my best friend.
What are violent, with, and best?
Shane saw them in the parking lot.
What are Shane, parking lot,* and them?
*just "lot" is acceptable as you could: 1) argue parking describes the type of lot or 2) argue that parking lot is a compound noun
Hermione is a really smart young witch.
What is is?
Ron thought the exam was extra difficult, so he began to complain loudly.
Bravo! You got an A, for you studied and did well!
What are bravo and for?
The big bag full of baby toys was put on the table.
What are big, of, and on?
Uncle Rod trod into my meeting with my squad.
What are Uncle Rod, my, meeting, my, and squad?
Ron was tired, so he yawned while Harry put on his pajamas.
What are was, yawned, and put?
Professor Flitwick fondly remembered when Malfoy once scored a 100% on a charms test.
What are fondly and once?
I was always tired, so I went to the doctor and was told to start going to bed earlier.
What are so and and?
The fast swimmer swam to the end of the narrow pool.
What are fast, to, of, and narrow.
We want to go home, but our mom wants us to do chores first.
What are we, home, our, mom, us, and chores?
Sneaking away from the giant, Hermione and Ron were quiet as they avoided him and headed toward the castle.
What are sneaking, were, avoided, and headed?
What are soon, quite, and very?
Randy and Kristin don't want pineapple on pizza, nor do they want to eat a bagel as a sandwich because eating the slices individually is better.
What are and, nor, and because?
After walking up a long, curvy road, Zeke sat under a tree to rest.
What are up, long, curvy, under, and to?