The adjective in the following sentence:
The hungry dog ate everything.
What is hungry?
100
The adverb in the following sentence:
She eagerly answered the question.
What is eagerly?
100
The correct (to,two,too)
We walked ____ the cafeteria.
What is to?
100
The contraction of we will
what is we'll?
100
The verb in the following sentence:
The boy kicked the soccer ball.
What is kicked?
200
The adjective in the following sentence:
We ate the yummy pizza for lunch.
What is yummy?
200
The adverb in the following sentence:
They walked around the building.
What is around?
200
The correct usage of (to,two,too)
The girls went ____ the library, but they only had ____ minutes to find their books.
What is to and two?
200
The contraction of you have
What is you've
200
A word that takes the place of a noun
What is a pronoun?
300
The two adjectives in the following sentence:
The quiet students were doing their best job.
What is quiet and best?
300
The adverb in the following sentence:
We looked out at the kids playing recess.
What is out?
300
Its/it's my turn to go to the library.
What is it's?
300
The contraction of they will
What is they'll?
300
Above, across, below, and over are examples of
What is a preposition?
400
The three adjectives in the following sentence:
Two students walked down the noisy hall to find their bright classroom.
What is two, noisy, and bright?
400
The two adverbs in the following sentence:
Today we worked quietly with a partner.
What is today and quietly?
400
The correct usage of (there, their, they're):
______ going to the zoo with ______ class.
What is they're and their?
400
The contraction of she had
What is she'd
400
The four types of nouns
What is common, proper, singular, and plural?
500
The four adjectives in the following sentence:
The quiet girl walked down the crowded hallway to find her three friends, but heard a loud bang and turned to see the classroom door slam.
What is quiet, crowded, three, loud, and classroom?
500
The four questions that adverbs ask
What is how, how often, when, and where?
500
You're/Your going to the party with You're/Your best friend.
What is you're and your?
500
The contraction of you have
What is you've?
500
The possessive pronoun in the following sentence:
Mrs. Green ordered a telescope for her class.