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Verb tense
Parts of Speech
Grammar Questions
Punctuation
4 Sentence Types
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jumped

When is this verb happening?:  past, present, future

past

100

What is the part of speech for this word:  bird

noun

100

What do we call a noun that needs 'dressed up?'

proper noun

100
What punctuation is needed? Where is my coat
A question mark.
100

What type of sentence is this:  Summer is my favorite season

Declarative

200

jumps

When is this verb happening?:  past, present, future

present

200

What is the part of speech for this word:  fly

verb

200

What is the type of word that show the position of the subject or noun in the sentence?

preposition

200
What punctuation is needed? The dog ran across the street
A period.
200

What type of sentence is this: Watch out

Exclamatory

300

will jump

When is this verb happening?:  past, present, future

future

300

What is the part of speech for this word: beautiful

adjective

300

What do we call a word that takes the place of a noun.  Hint: a noun in disguise?

pronoun

300
What punctuation mark is needed in the sentence? How do you spell Mississippi
A question mark.
300

What type of sentence is this: A mammal has hair and gives birth to live young

Declarative

400

will fly

When is this verb happening?:  past, present, future

future

400

What is the part of speech for this word: slowly

adverb

400

Is this sentence correct?

We read the book polly's Pocket.

no, Polly's needs to be capitalized

400
What punctuation is needed? Stop that thief
An exclamation point.
400

What type of sentence is this: When is your birthday

Interrogative

500

ran

When is this verb happening?:  past, present, future

past

500

What is the part of speech for this word:  beside

preposition

500

What do adverbs do?

describe a verb

500
Where do the commas go? a. I ate chicken, mashed potatoes, and, peas. b. I ate pizza salad, and cookies. c. I ate steak, green beans, and potatoes.
c. I ate steak, green beans, and potatoes.
500

What type of sentence is this: Please walk slowly down the hallway

Imperative