LGC 1.19: Nouns & Pronouns
Identify the pronoun that replaces "The boys": ____ played soccer.
What is They?
Choose the past tense of "eat": I ____ breakfast at 7:00.
What is ate?
Which word is the adjective: The green frog jumped.
What is green?
Choose the correct verb: The dog (bark/barks) at the mailman.
What is barks?
What is the conjuction in this sentence: I like apples and bananas.
What is and?
Which noun is abstract (you can't touch it): Apple, Table, Honesty?
What is honesty?
Fill in the future tense: Tomorrow, we _____ (visit) the zoo.
What is will visit?
Change this adjective into an adverb: The girl is quick.
What is quickly?
Fix the mistake: The children runs to the playground.
What is run? (Plural subjects take plural verbs)
Is this a simple or compound sentence: The sun is very hot today.
What is simple?
What is the irregular plural of the word "tooth"?
What is teeth?
Identify the linking verb in this sentence: The flowers are beautiful.
What is are?
Which word does the adverb describe: He ran fast.
What is ran? (Adverbs describe verbs)
Select the correct pronound-verb match: They (is/are) going to the movies.
What is are?
Create a compound sentence by joining: I was tired. I stayed up late.
Make this noun possessive: The hat belonging to the girl.
What is girl's (girl + apostrophe 's)?
Find the irregular past tense verb: She walked to the store and bought milk.
What is bought?
Pick the best adjective: The _____ kitten fit in my hand. (Large, Tiny, or Loud)
What is tiny?
Correct the sentence: Me and my mom went shopping.
What is My mom and I?
What punctuation mark is needed before the conjunction in a compound sentence?
What is a comma?
Identify the Proper Noun: The boy went to the park in Atlanta.
What is Atlanta?
Explain the difference between "He walks" and "He walked."
What is present vs. past tense? (Walks is happening now; walked already happened)
Identify both the adjective and the adverb: The happy dog barked loudly.
What are happy (Adj) and loudly (adv)?
Why is "The birds sings" incorrect?
Because "birds" is plural, so the virb should be sing.
Combine these using "but" It was sunny. It was very cold.
What is "It was sunny, but it was very cold"?