Nouns
Verbs
Adjectives
Complete Sentences
Find-N-Fix
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What is a noun?

Person, place, or thing

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What is a verb?

An action word, something you can do.

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What is an adjective?

A describing word.

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What makes a sentence complete?

A complete sentence has a part that tells who or what the sentence is about and a part that tells what happens.

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we went swimming at the pool

We went swimming at the pool.

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What is the noun in this sentence? The cat is small.

cat

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What is the verb in this sentence? Dark clouds float in the sky.

float

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What is the adjective in this sentence? The fluffy cat is sleeping.

fluffy

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Is this a complete sentence? I went to.

No, it needs what happens.

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i had to told my mom something

I had to tell my mom something.

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What are the nouns in this sentence? Two dogs dig for bones.

dogs and bones

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What is the verb in this sentence? The children look at the clouds.

look

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What are the adjectives in this sentence? The big, brown dog jumped over the tall fence.

big, brown, and tall

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Is this a complete sentence? The mouse eats cheese.

Yes, it tells who and what happens.

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the childs won a prize at the fair

The children won a prize at the fair.

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Change the singular noun bear to a plural noun.

bears

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What is the past tense of the verb walk?

walked

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What are the adjectives in this sentence? The slimy fish swam in the blue ocean.

slimy, blue

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What is missing from the sentence? Walks around the barnyard.

Who or what the sentence is about.

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last night i go to a restaurant

Last night I went to a restaurant.

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Change the singular noun butterfly to a plural noun.

butterflies

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What is the past tense of the verb tell?

told

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What are the adjectives in this sentence? The skinny deer sprints through the dark, quiet forest.

skinny, dark, and quiet

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What is missing from this sentence? The tall brown bear.

What happens in the sentence.

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yesterday he sit by me during math

Yesterday he sat by me during math.