Show:
Nouns
Verbs
Adjectives
Subject Verb Agreement
Run-Ons and Fragments
100
What kinds of words are nouns?
People, places, and things.
100
What kind of word is a verb?
An action word or a linking word
100
What is an adjective?
A describing word
100
What is the difference between something that is plural and something that is singular?
Singular means one and plural means more than one.
100
What is a run on?
A sentence that is too long.
200
Which of these words is a noun? -Run -Jump -Field -Red
Field
200
Find the verb: Jason's lucky cap fell in the river.
Fell
200
Is an adjective a noun or a verb?
Neither
200
If the subject in a sentence is plural, that means that the verb should be (singular/plural)?
Plural
200
What is a fragment?
A sentence that is missing a piece.
300
Find the noun or nouns in this sentence: My sister ate the entire pizza.
Sister, pizza
300
Which of these is not a verb?
Was Ran Is Tasty
300
Find the adjectives. The red car was fast, but the police were faster.
Red, Fast, Faster.
300
We (is/are) going to enjoy the movie.
Are
300
Is the following sentence a run-on, fragment, or is it correct? Erica heard the alarm, she hit the snooze button.
Run-On
400
Where is a noun more likely to be found in the a sentence? In the subject or in the predicate?
Subject
400
How many verbs are in this sentence? The train was running out of fuel.
Two (Was, Running)
400
Which of the following is an adjective? Go Three Dog Name
Three
400
Today, we will (cook, cooks) for the homeless.
Cook
400
Is the following sentence a run-on, fragment, or is it correct? My favorite type of music!
Fragment
500
Find the noun or nouns in this sentence. Jessica and her brother are coming to dinner.
Jessica, brother, dinner.
500
What part of the sentence does the verb start?
The predicate
500
How many adjectives are in this sentence? There are five green apples for you to pick from; I thought they tasted sour.
Three (Five, Green, Sour)
500
The music we (hear, hears) on the radio (sound, sounds) really good.
hear, sounds
500
Is the following sentence a run-on, fragment, or is it correct? Justen ran.
Correct