Vocabulary
Nouns/Predicate nominatives
Verbs
Diagramming
Random
100

That speckled hen (lays, lies) three eggs each day.

lays

100

A proper noun names a (specific, common) person, place, or thing.

specific

100

What is the verb phrase?: Oscar has discovered much about the first portable TV set from 1948.

has discovered

100

Grapes may become juice, raisins, or wine.

100

What kind of sentence is this?: Be considerate of the feelings of others.

imperative

200

Snakes (lay, lie) in the sun to keep warm.

lie

200

A (singular, plural) noun names only one person, place, or thing.

singular

200

What is the verb phrase?: We have been learning about the beginnings of television.

have been learning

200

Either Marco or Maria will bring you.

200

What is the plural of biography?

biographies

300

Do you know (who's, whose) keys these are?

whose
300

A (compound, possessive) noun tells "who" or "what" owns something.

possessive

300

Is the verb transitive or intransitive?: The lost child was whimpering softly.

intransitive

300

Dr. Yu washed and scoured pots and pans.

300

What is the prepositional phrase?: A TV with a very small screen required a magnifying glass.

with a very small screen

400

The judges haven't yet revealed (who's, whose) going to the finals.

who's

400

The ___________ and the predicate nominative are joined by linking verbs such as am, is, are, was, were, be, being, been, become, or seen.

subject

400

Is the verb transitive or intransitive?: The relieved child found the babysitter.

transitive

400

The cat with the pink nose brought me her favorite toy.

500

What is the predicate nominative?: The Mercury 7 is an unusual TV.

TV