Parts of Speech
What part of speech is the word "Quickly"?
Adverb
What is the past tense of the word "Jump"?
Jumped
What type of sentence is this:
"I like pizza."
Simple Sentence
Choose the correct form:?“She (go/goes) to school every day.”
Goes
What does the word Dabble mean?
Play casually ay something
Identify the noun/s in the sentence:
"The dog chased the ball."
Dog, Ball
What tense is the sentence in?
“I am eating dinner.”
Present Continuous Tense
Combine these two sentences into a compound sentence:
"I bought milk."
"I went to the store."
I went to the store, and I bought milk.
Find the error:?“He don’t like broccoli.”
Don't ≈ Doesn't
Give a word/s that is a synonym for the word Topsy-Turvy.
Upside-down, inverted, reversed, backwards, disorderly, disorganized
What part of speech shows action or state of being?
Verb
Change the sentence to future tense:
"They walk to school.”
They will walk to school.
Every complete sentence must contain two basic parts: a subject and this part containing the verb.
Predicate
Which is correct?
_____ (The, Their, That) car is red.
All
What does the word Tenacious mean?
Persistent/Determined
In the sentence “She is very happy,” what part of speech is “very”?
Adverb
What tense is used for actions completed before now?
Present Perfect Tense
In the sentence “Running down the street, her hat blew off,” the opening phrase demonstrates this common structural defect.
Dangling Modifier
Correct this sentence:
"I have less books than you."
I have fewer books than you.
What does the word Ambiguous mean?
Having more than one possible meaning; unclear
A type of Verb, unlike dynamic verbs, this subclass of verbs-such as seem, belong, or know-describes a state of being rather than an action and rarely takes the continuous form?
Stative Verbs
Identify the tense:
“She had been studying for hours.”
Past Perfect Continuous Tense
What is wrong with this sentence?
"Because I was tired.”
Sentence Fragment (Dependent clause without a main clause)
Which word/s ade the error?
"Everyone must bring their own lunch."
"Their" is wrong. Pronoun Agreement
(It should be "his or her" instead of "their" for the singular word "Everyone", though "their" is incressingly accepted in informal use.)
At 45 letters long, this medical condition, caused by inhaling fine ash or dust particles, is famous as the longest worth in major English Dictionaries.
Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis