Nouns/pronouns
What is a noun that names a specific person, place, or thing
proper noun
What is the action word in the sentence: "She runs every morning"?
runs
what does an adjective too
modifies a noun
What type of word shows the relationship between a noun and other words in a sentence, often indicating location
preposition
Identify the error in this sentence: "She go to the store every Saturday."
"go" should be "goes"
What type of noun refers to a general category or idea
common noun
What type of verb connects the subject to additional information, such as "is" in "He is happy"?
What is a linking verb?
What do we call adjectives that compare two or more things, like "bigger" or "smaller"?
comparative adjective
What is a conjunction that connects words or groups of words of equal importance, like "and" or "but"?
coordinating conjunction
Identify the dependent and independent clause in the sentence: "Because she studied hard, she passed the test."
Because she studied hard"- dependent
she passed the test."- independent
What do we call nouns that represent ideas, qualities, or conditions?
abstract noun?
which form of an adverb is fast, politely, little, much
positive
What do we call adjectives that compare two or more things, like "bigger" or "smaller"?
comparative adjective?
Give an example of a preposition that indicates time
What is "before," "after," or "during"?
What is the punctuation mark commonly used to separate two independent clauses when joined by a coordinating conjunction?
What is a comma?
What type of pronoun replaces a noun that has already been mentioned, like "he" or "they"
What is a personal pronoun
What do you call a verb that shows action but does not require a direct object?
intransitive verb?
list me the three adjectives in this sentence: the restless crowd waited impatiently in the busy airport lounge.
restless, busy, airport
What type of conjunction introduces a dependent clause, such as "because" or "although"?
subordinating conjunction
What is wrong with this sentence: "Me and my friend went to the park.
My friend and I went to the park
What is a pronoun that refers back to the subject of the sentence, like "myself" or "yourself"?
What is a reflexive pronoun?
which type of adverb are the words: fastest, most politely, least, most
superlative
What is the term for the adjective form that indicates the highest degree, like "best" or "fastest"?
superlative adjective
Their going to the concert tonight.
"Their" should be "They're"?
What is the relationship between an independent clause and a dependent clause in a complex sentence?
he dependent clause provides additional information to the independent clause?