Adjectives
Identify the adjective(s).
The scariest villain is Darth Vader.
The scariest villain is Darth Vader.
Identify the verb(s).
The singer broke the rules by crowd-surfing.
The singer broke the rules by crowd-surfing.
Identify the adverb(s).
My cat waits impatiently for his food.
My cat waits impatiently for his food.
Identify the preposition(s).
We saw a movie at the theater.
We saw a movie at the theater.
Identify the adjective(s).
My birthday cake should have sixteen candles.
My birthday cake should have sixteen candles.
Identify the verb(s).
The shark swam menacingly close to the shore.
The shark swam menacingly close to the shore.
Identify the adverb(s).
He hastily ate his breakfast to quickly get to school.
He hastily ate his breakfast to quickly get to school.
Identify the preposition(s).
The dog hid under the table.
The dog hid under the table.
Identify the adjective(s).
Use three white flowers in the arrangement to make it full and beautiful.
Use three white flowers in the arrangement to make it full and beautiful.
Define action verb vs. linking verb.
Say a sentence using an action verb.
Say a sentence using a linking verb.
Action Verb: what someone/something DOES
Linking Verb: what someone/something IS (state of being)
Identify the adverb(s).
I sometimes miss the bus because I never hear my loud alarm.
I sometimes miss the bus because I never hear my loud alarm.
Identify the prepositional phrase. What is the preposition and its object?
I want to live by the lake.
I want to live by the lake.
by = preposition
lake = object
Identify the adjective(s).
The Spanish singer received a long ovation after she sang a beautiful tribute to her country.
The Spanish singer received a long ovation after she sang a beautiful tribute to her country.
Identify the verb(s).
I am so tired that I slept during class and refused to wake up when my teacher shook me.
I am so tired that I slept during class and refused to wake when my teacher shook me.
What can an adverb modify?
Identify the prepositional phrase(s). What is the preposition and its object?
He arrived after the bell and sat in the back.
He arrived after the bell and sat in the back.
after / in = prepositions