Parts of Speech
Used to describe a noun or a pronoun
What is an adjective?
The fewest number of words in a sentence.
What is one?
The number of verb tenses
What are six?
The habit of being on time
What is punctuality?
Your teacher's last name
What is Kim?
These can be either count or noncount.
What is a noun?
In most sentences, this receives the action of the verb if it is not received by the subject
What is the object?
This verb can also be used as a month of the year
What is may?
What is electrocardiogram?
The number of students in this class
What is 21?
What is an interjection?
The opposite of an active sentence
What is passive?
The two groups of verb tenses
What is simple and perfect?
A list of things to do
What is an agenda?
What is the name of the textbook?
What is Top Notch 3?
This part of speech is never used by itself, and must always be followed by an object.
What is a preposition
A group of words with a subject and predicate
What is a clause?
"Do", "can", "must" are all examples of what type of verb?
What is a helping, auxiliary, or modal verb?
A book that is difficult to understand
What is hard to follow?
The date that the winter quarter ends
What is March 20?
"Today", "Here", "Only", and "Yes" are all examples of this part of speech
What is an adverb?
The verb in a sentence is sometimes called this name
What is a predicate?
This verb does not follow the special rule as the rest of the causal verbs
What is "get?"
A type of food that does not spoil or go bad
What is non-perishable?
Your final grade percentage in order to move to a higher level
What is eighty percent?