Verbs
The verb tense in "I will survive."
What is future tense?
These two words are interrogative object pronouns.
What are "what" and "whom"?
This punctuation is needed in a series.
What is a comma?
The adverb in the following sentence, "It was a very beautiful day in May."
What is "very?"
The noun that follows a linking verb, renaming the subject.
What is a subject complement?
The verb tense in "I had gone there before."
What is past perfect?
This word is the object pronoun for a potato.
What is "it"?
When two adjectives work side-by-side to have one meaning, they are combined using this punctuation.
What is a hyphen?
when, where, how, and to what extent?
What are the questions adverbs answer in a sentence?
The direct object in the following sentence, "I ate lots of cake."
What is "lots"?
The verb tense in "I am eating a Chipotle burrito."
What is present continuous?
The type of pronouns "anyone" and "nothing" are.
What are indefinite pronouns?
The punctuation that separates two independent clauses.
What is a semicolon?
The adverb of negation in the following sentence,
"I never really go swimming anymore."
What is "never?"
The word a pronoun replaces.
What is the antecedent?
The verb tenses made with the present participle?
What are the continuous tenses?
The possessive pronoun in the following sentence, "My lunch is better than yours."
What is "yours"?
How book titles should be written.
What is italicized?
The adverb in the following sentence, "My 6th graders still love their stuffed animals."
What is "still?"
The past participle of "to drink."
What is "drunk?"
The verb tense in "The sixth graders have already eaten all their candy."
What is the present perfect.
The reflexive pronoun in the following sentence, "Those kids over there are doing everything all by themselves."
What is "themselves?"
The three types of end punctuation.
What are periods, exclamation points and question marks?
The three parts of speech that the word "before" can be.
What is an adverb, a preposition, and a subordinating conjunction?
The part of speech of "after" in the following sentence, "I wake up after the alarm goes off."
What is a subordinating conjunction?