Parts of Speech
Adjectives
Adverbs
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It describes actions or action words

Verbs

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Vocabulary:

The way to correctly say something is "more bad" and the "most bad".

worse and worst

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Find the adverb: The duck flew home to its nest. 

home (adverb of place)

100

Grammar:

Choose the correct PRONOUN form:

Please tell me where I can find (your / you're / yours) notebook. 

your (possessive pronoun)

100

Vocabulary:

What tense is this sentence?"

She'll study Medicine in Oxford university.

Future

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What is a subordinate clause? 

A subordinate clause (or dependent clause) is a part of a sentence that cannot stand alone because it depends on the main clause to complete its meaning.

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This is a person/place/thing 

Noun

200

Grammar (tense)

What is the tense of this sentence?:

By this time next week, he will have been travelling around Africa for six months! 

future

200

Grammar

What is the ADVERB in this sentence?

He ran quickly away from the fire.

quickly

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Fix the mistake: 

She decided to were her big sweater today. 

were --> wear

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Grammar (modals):

You (could / should) go to the hospital if you have a fever for more than 24 hours.

should (advice)

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What is the difference between a prefix and a suffix? Provide examples to illustrate this

Prefix comes at the start of the word, Suffix comes at the end of the word. Both change the words' meaning.

Grateful, ungrateful

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Grammar

What is the ADJECTIVE in this sentence?

They took the most beautiful photos of their holiday in Spain.

beautiful

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Find the adjective: The two students worked on the test. 

two
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Find the adverb: She made the team because she swam well. 

well
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Which word does not belong: Unhappy, uninformed, underside, unimportant

underside 

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Grammar

What is the PRONOUN in this sentence?

The museum has updated its sculpture and portrait collections.

its (possessive pronoun)

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Use the subordinating conjunction 'even if' in a sentence

We will come to class even if it rains.

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This describes a verb/adjective/or adverb

Adverbs

400

Grammar 

The correct way to say something is "more good" and the "most good".


better and best

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Find the adverb: Fortunately, Shelly had time to go watch the movie. 

Fortunately 

400

Fix it: She goes to the store yesterday.

goes --> went

400

Grammar (tense):

What tense is this sentence?

She shopped for clothes all day yesterday.

past tense

400

Vocabulary:

What is a word that means the same as "complex?"

Complicated 


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This is a word that describes a noun

Adjective

500

Find the 2 adjectives in this sentence: Because of the snowstorm, the yellow bus was late to pick up the freezing students. 

yellow / freezing 

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Find the 2 adverb: The students thoughtfully considered the answer before finally deciding on it. 

thoughtfully /  finally

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Fix it: The team are deciding to play despite the weather. 

are --> is 

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Grammar:

What are the two verbs in the sentence? 

When Jake saw the cute puppy available for adoption, he called the organization right away. 


Saw, called

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Explain your daily routine to the class.

*Step by step*

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It is the substitute for nouns. Example: The man went to the store --> He went to the store. 

Pronouns

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True or False: adjectives are used to describe verbs

False

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Find the adverb: She was late to school yesterday. 

yesterday (adverb of time)

600

Fix it: The teacher and the student is walking to the office. 

is --> are

600

My parents ... a car last month. (buy)

BOUGHT 

600

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