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Nouns and Subjects
Verbs
Adjectives
Pronouns
Punctuation and Capitalization
100
A type of noun that can be seen or touched
What is a concrete noun
100
a word that shows action or state of being
What is a verb
100
this comes right before the noun that it describes
What is an indefinite adjective
100
a word that is used in place of a noun
What is a pronoun
100
A specific kind of noun that is always capitalized
What is a proper noun
200
a simple subject plus the words and phrases that describe it
What is a complete subject
200
action, linking, and helping are examples of these
What is the three types of verbs
200
all of the words put together that modify a noun
What is an adjective phrase
200
a pronoun that refers to an or all of a group of persons, places, or things
What is an indefinite pronoun
200
two words that are joined together by an apostrophe
What is a contraction
300
a noun that tells what the sentence is about
What is a subject
300
present, past, past participle, present participle, and future are these
What are the principal parts of verbs
300
a type of adjective that tells exact number
What is a numerical adjectve
300
a type of pronoun that shows ownership
What is a possessive pronoun
300
a type of punctuation used at the end of declarative and imperative sentences
What is a period
400
sadness and duration are examples of this
What is an abstract noun
400
a form of be plus the present participle forms this
What is progressive tense
400
positive, comparative, and superlative are these
What are the degrees of comparison of an adjective
400
a word that a pronoun refers to
What is the antecedent
400
a type of punctuation used at the end of interrogative sentences
What is a question mark
500
a type of noun that answers whom or what after the verb
What is a direct object
500
a voice in which the subject is the doer of the action
What is active voice
500
the word that compares count nouns
What is fewer
500
the ways that an antecedent must agree with the pronoun
What is person, number, and gender
500
a form of punctuation used to show possession
What is an apostrophe