Pronoun
Preposition
Parts of a sentence
Adjective
Adverb
100

What is a pronoun's job?

It takes the place of a little old noun. 

100

What is a preposition?

an extra-special word that connects a noun or a pronoun to the rest of the sentence

100

What are the 5 parts of a complete sentence:

subject, verb, complete sense, capital letter, punctuation mark

100

An adjective modifies a:

Noun or pronoun

100

Where do I go?

What do I ask?

What do I get?

Where do I go? to a verb, adjective, or another adverb

What do I ask? how? when? where?

What do I get? an adverb, man. Cool!

200

What are the 7 subject pronouns?

I and we, 

he and she, 

it and they and you.

200

To find a preposition, we ask the preposition what questions?

what or whom

200

What is the definition of a verb?

A verb tells what is being said about the subject. It tells what the subject does.

200

Where do I go?

What do I ask? 

What do I get?

Where do I go? to a noun or pronoun

What do I ask? what kind? Which one? How many?

What do I get? An Adjective

200

An adverb modifies a:

a verb, adjective, or another adverb

300

Identify the pronouns in the following sentence:


She laughed softly at our funny kitten under his bed. 

she - subject pronoun

our - possessive pronoun

his - possessive pronoun


300

Identify the prepositions in this sentence:


The cat sat on the car in the street.

on 

in

300

What is a complete subject? What is a complete predicate?


The complete subject is the subject and all the words that tell about the subject. 


The complete predicate is the verb and all the words that tell about the verb. 

300

Identify the adjectives in this sentence:

Four playful puppies barked loudly outside today. 

four

playful

300

Identify the adverbs in this sentence:

Silly frogs hopped very fast today.

very 

fast

today

400

Identify the pronouns in the following sentence AND tell me what type of pronoun they are:


My sister is looking for our library book in her bedroom. 

my - possessive pronoun

our - possessive pronoun

her - possessive pronoun

400

Identify the prepositions as well as the object of the prepositions in the following sentence:

Several small dogs barked at the cat across the street. 

at - P

cat - OP

across - P

street - OP

400

What is the difference between a declarative sentence and an interrogative sentence? 

Declarative sentence is a kind of sentence that tells something. It makes a statement and ends with a period. 

An interrogative sentence asks a question and ends with a question mark. 

400

Give on adjective to describe each classmate.

*Answers will vary

400

Identify the adverbs in this sentence:

My mom's cute, new puppy is sleeping very well tonight. 


very 

well 

tonight 

500

Sing the Possessive Noun Jingle and give an example of a possessive noun.

A possessive noun just can't be beat. 

It shows ownership, and that is neat. 

Add an apostrophe to show possession. 

This is a great ownership lesson.

Adjective is its part of speech. 

Ask Whose to find it as you speak.

Whose house? Tommy's house. Possessive noun adjective!

500

Name at least 8 prepositions:

*Answers will vary

500

List all 23 helping verbs.

am, is, are, was, were, be, being, been

has, have, had, do, does, did, might, must, may

can, could, would, should, shall, will 

500

Identify the adjectives in this sentence:

The children brought several beautiful purple flowers to their old grandmother in her modern house.

several

beautiful 

purple

old

modern

500

Create a sentence containing ONLY 3 adverbs. One must answer how, one must answer when, and one must answer where.

*Answers will vary.