Nouns
Name a common and proper noun.
Answers may vary.
Rewrite the sentence by replacing the noun with a pronoun.
hint: A subject pronoun can replace the subject noun in a sentence.
"Queen Elizabeth" ruled England.
She ruled England.
Write a verb the complete the sentence.
The water _________ cold.
answers may vary (is, was, will be..)
What is the adjective in the sentence below?
Katie held the tiny frog.
tiny
Identify if the sentence is simple, compound, or complex.
Even though she didn’t know how to swim, she went to the pool.
complex
Rewrite the phrase below using a possessive noun.
the tale of the elephant
the elephant's tale
Rewrite the sentence by replacing the noun with a pronoun.
hint: A possessive pronoun shows ownership. It can be used to replace a possessive noun.
Luis borrowed Ms. Jones’ pencil.
Luis borrowed her pencil.
Identify the adverbs in the sentence below.
We quickly finished our homework.
quickly
Identify the comparative adjective from the sentence below.
Katie’s snake is smoother than the frog.
smoother
Identify if the sentence is simple, compound, or complex.
The audience stopped talking when they saw the curtain open.
simple
Change the regular noun to make it a regular plural noun.
hint: Most regular nouns form the plural by adding -s.
carpenter
carpenters
Rewrite the sentence by replacing the noun with a pronoun.
hint: An object pronoun can be used in place of a direct object noun.
Charley kicked the ball.
Charley kicked it.
Identify the adverb in the sentence and what verb it
modifies.
Micah drew a picture of a boat carefully.
adverb: carefully
modifies the verb: drew
Identify the superlative adjective in the sentence below.
The striped frog is the smallest frog of all.
smallest
Use the subordinating conjunction to combine the two sentences.
He brings her flowers every week. He knows she is allergic to them. (even though)
He brings her flowers every week, even though he knows she is allergic to them.
or
Even though he knews she is allergic to them, he brings her flowers every week.
Change the noun below into a plural noun.
hint: For regular nouns ending with s, ch, sh, ss, z, zz, or x, add -es.
bush
bushes
Write the pronoun that correctly replaces the subject in the first sentence.
Theodor Geisel wrote many books for children.
______________ wrote them under the name Dr. Seuss.
He wrote them under the bame Dr. Seuss.
Rewrite the verb into its past tense form.
grow
grew
Read the sentence below. Rewrite the sentence by correcting the mistake made with a comparative or superlative adjective.
Someone builds a tall building, then someone else builds a more taller one.
Someone builds a tall building, then someone else builds a taller one.
Use one of the coordinating conjuctions to make a compound sentence.
for • and • nor • but • or • yet • so
The dinner looked and smelled delicious. No one at the party ate anything.
The dinner looked and smelled delicious, but no one at the party ate anything.
The dinner looked and smelled delicious, yet no one at the party ate anything.
Change the singular noun to a plural noun.
hint: For regular nouns ending with a consonant and y, change the y to i and add -es.
baby
babies
Write the pronoun that correctly replaces the subject in the first sentence.
Dr. Seuss proved they were wrong.
___________ wrote fun books about important ideas.
He wrote fun books about important ideas.
Choose the verb that agrees with the subject of the sentence.
The sea turtles (look, looks) for food near the reef.
look
Read the sentence below. Rewrite the sentence by correcting the mistake made with a comparative or superlative adjective.
In 2010, a building in Dubai became the taller in the world.
In 2010, a building in Dubai became the tallest in the world.
Use the subordinating conjunction to combine the two sentences.
I love math. I sometimes need help from a tutor. (although)
Although I love math, I sometimes need help from a tutor.