Common, Proper and Collective Nouns
What can be a common noun for New York?
City
The player (run, runs) toward the ball.
runs
Which demonstrative pronoun best fits this sentence If the person has it on his/her hand?
"_____ is my favorite book."
this
What is the adverb in this sentence?
"He spoke softly to the baby."
softly
Fill in the blank with the correct article:
"I saw __ elephant at the zoo."
an
Pick the proper noun: Lore went fishing and caught a bass.
Lore
Choose the correct verb:
"The cat and dog (plays/play) together."
play
Does this sentence contain a subject or object pronoun?
"She went to the park with her dog."
subject
Which word is the adjective in this sentence?
"The tall giraffe ate leaves from the tree."
tall
Fill in the blank with the correct article:
"We walked to __ park near our house."
the
Find 2 common nouns: Payton drove the car to her house.
car, house
The teachers (is, are) on duty this reces.
are
Does this sentence contain a subject or object pronoun?
"The teacher gave us extra homework."
object
What is the superlative form of “bright”?
brightest
Add commas where needed:
"We need balloons cake juice and napkins."
"We need balloons, cake, juice, and napkins."
Is the word “flock” a common, proper, or collective noun?
collective
Which sentence is correct?
A) The list of items are on the desk.
B) The players, along with the coach, is excited.
C) Each of the dogs has its own bed.
D) There goes the students to the bus.
C
Which word is a reflexive pronoun?
"She made the costume herself."
herself
What are the comparative and superlative forms of the adjective "brave"?
Comparative: braver
Superlative: bravest
Add commas where needed:
"My brother James plays the guitar."
"My brother, James, plays the guitar."
Choose the collective noun: She climbed out of her room and joined the concert crowd.
crowd
Which sentence uses correct subject-verb agreement?
A) The group of dancers perform every weekend.
B) Either my brothers or my dad help with the cooking.
C) There is several reasons for the confusion.
D) Neither the students nor the teacher was late today.
D
Is the italics word a reflexive or indefinite pronoun?
"No one wanted to admit they had broken the window."
A) Reflexive
B) Indefinite
C) Both
D) Neither
B
What are the comparative and superlative forms of the adverb "quickly"?
Comparative: more quickly
Superlative: most quickly
Add commas where needed:
"Yes I will go to the museum with you."
"Yes, I will go to the museum with you."