Noun Types
Pronouns
Verb Types
Subject/ Verb Agreement
Adjectives/Adverbs
100

A type of noun that is capitalized- typically the name of something

Proper Noun

100

A pronoun that is used when we ask a question.

Interrogative Pronoun

100

Verb type of barked in the following sentence:

The dog barked loudly during the storm.

Action Verb

100

The team of scientists is/are conducting a groundbreaking study.

is

100

A word that describes something

adjective

200

A type of noun that refers to a non-tangible object

Abstract Noun

200

A pronoun that is used to refer to unspecified things.

Indefinite Pronoun

200
What type of verb is "is"?

Linking Verb

200
Each of the teachers want/wants to improve their student's test performance.

wants

200

What is the correct form of adjective to complete the sentence?

She is the _______(smart) student in our classroom. 

smartest

300

What kind of noun is "team" in the following sentence?

"The team worked hard to win the championship". 

collective

300

A pronoun that is used to indicate the possession of something.

Possessive Pronoun

300

The three types of verbs are action, linking, and ________.?

helping

300

Neither of the students has/ have been studying properly. 

has

300
He ran quick/quickly to catch the bus

quickly

400

A noun that is made up of two words but means only one thing

Compound Noun
400

A pronoun that is used to indicate something

Demonstrative Pronoun

400

What type of verb is smell in this sentence?

The flowers smell beautiful in the garden. 

Linking Verb

400
A bouquet of flowers brighten/brightens the room.

brightens

400

A word or phrase that modifies or qualifies an adjective, verb, or adverb

adverb

500

Washing machine is what type of noun?

Compound Noun

500

A pronoun that ends in self/selves

Reflexive Pronoun

500

Another word for helping verb

Auxiliary Verb

500

The group of people continue/continues to grow.

continues

500

Rewrite the sentence using a comparative form of adjective 

Tom is fast, but Jerry is fast too. 

Tom is fast, but Jerry is faster

or

Tom is fast, but Jerry is fastest.