Nouns, Adjectives, Verbs and Adverbs
Define noun and adjective
A noun is a person, place, thing, or concept
An adjective is a describing word
Turn quick into an adverb
quickly
What is the subject in this sentence?
Mrs. G and Mrs. Schultz are also teachers in our class.
Mrs. G. and Mrs. Schultz.
Turn this fragment into a complete sentence
the new family on our street
The new family on our street is very kind.
Where does the comma go in the date
May 13 2024
May 13, 2024
Write the following sentences. Write N above the nouns and A above the adjectives
Strong tornadoes caused horrible damage to the forest.
Nouns: tornadoes damage forest
Adj: strong horrible
Turn rapid into an adverb and use it in a sentence.
rapidly
What is the predicate in the sentence?
Mrs. C, June, and Marquis went on a walk during recess today.
went on a walk during recess today.
Turn this fragment into a complete sentence.
missed baseball practice
I missed baseball practice because it was raining.
Where does the comma or commas go in the date below
Monday May 13 2024
Monday, May 13, 2024
Write the following sentence. Label the nouns and adjectives. Draw an arrow to the noun the adjective describes
Sirens provide immediate warnings if an active tornado showed signs of imminent formation.
Nouns: Sirens, warnings tornado formation
Adjective immediate active imminent
Turn the word into an adverb and rewrite the sentence.
Mrs. C. cheered (excited) when her class rocked the math quiz today.
Excitedly
Mrs. C. cheered excitedly when her class rocked the math quiz today.
write the 2 words that would divide the subject and predicate in the sentence.
Mr. Brock and teachers warned students that it might rain tomorrow.
teachers/warned
We didn’t go to school for 11 weeks because it was summer vacation we went to Six Flags and camping.
We didn't go to school for 11 weeks because it was summer vacation. We went to Six Flags and camping.
Use commas if needed. If needed, what is the reason?
Mrs. C. only drinks bottled water tap water and sparkling water.
Mrs. C. only drinks bottled water, tap water, and sparkling water.
Commas are needed because it is a series
Use the correct form of the verb.
Verb: select
Mrs. C. _____________nonfiction books each time she goes to the library.
selected
Which of the following sentences contains an adverb that describes the verb?
A. Rabbits hop quickly in the meadow.
B. We hung our towels outside so the strong wind would dry them.
C. The strong winds shook the tent at the campsite.
A
Quickly
What 2 words would divide the subject and predicate?
The Mayan temples and hieroglyphics told the story of ancient people.
hieroglyphics/told
Becoming a doctor took many years of college later she started seeing patients and loved her job.
Becoming a doctor took many years of college. Later, she started seeing patients and loved her job.
Which of the following shows the correct use of a comma in an address?
A.Mrs. Chontal
1732 Sherman Avenue,
South Milwaukee Wisconsin
53172
B .Mrs. Chontal
1732 Sherman Avenue,
South Milwaukee, Wisconsin
53172
B
Are
Is
What is the adverb in the sentence?
You are working well.
Well
Underline the subject. Draw a wiggly line under the predicate.
Mr. Brock and teachers warned students that it might rain tomorrow.
Underline: Mr. Brock and teachers
Wiggly Line: warned students that it might rain tomorrow.
For each sentence, add appropriate punctuation for the sentence type indicated in the given box.
A. Imperative: Raise your hand
B. Declarative: The sky is cloudy.
C. Interrogative: Do you know how many days are left in school
D. Exclamatory: It is the last day of school
A. period
B. Period
C. Question mark
D: Exclamation mark
Which of the following is the correct way to use a comma and quotation marks to note a quotation from a text?
A. On page 14, the author states If you don't get ready we will be late for the baseball game.
B. On page 14, the author states, "If you don't get ready we will be late for the baseball game."
B