Which Part?
Initials
Sentences, fragments, or run-ons, Oh My!
Best Words
Kinds of Pronouns
100

Myron and John will be choosing the new songs tomorrow.

and - conjunction

tomorrow - adverb

100

Paul and Barnabas were missionaries in the early days.

PN

100

Long ago my great-grandmother washed with a washboard.

Sentence

100

Several (boy's/boys') projects are finished.

boys'

100

this, that, these, those

demonstrative

200

Will the service be held in the morning?

service - noun

in - preposition

200

The preached the Gospel at every opportunity.

DO

200

Finally bought her a washing machine.

Fragment

200

Show kindness to the one (who/whom) asks you to go one mile by going with him two miles.

who

200

I, you, he, she, it, we, they

personal - nominative case

300

Oh, the singing sounded beautiful!

Oh - interjection

sounded - verb

300

Many of the Gentiles were quite ignorant.

PA

300

She was quite pleased now she no longer had to scrub by hand.

Run-on

300

Mother and (she/her) cleaned the rooms.

she
300

some, any, none, all, most, each, either, one, nobody, anyone, anybody, both, few, several, many

indefinite

400

We sang several new songs.

We - pronoun

New - adjective

400

The apostles taught them the truth.

IO

400

The children were helping to wash.

Sentence

400

The kitten is (laying/lying) on the rug. 

lying

400

who, whom, whose, which, that

interogative

500

The children played all day at the park.

The - article (adjective)

at - preposition

500

Paul, bold and courageous, was not afraid of suffering.

AA

500

By turning a great wheel by hand.

Fragment

500

None of the children (was, were) idle.

were

500

me, you, him, her, it, us, them

personal - objective case