Types of words
I am a person, place or thing.
noun
These are all examples of what persuasive technique?
must, crucial, essential, certain
high modality language
Identify the verb in the sentence.
She ran to her school.
ran
What tense is this written in?
'I saw him yesterday.'
past tense
What is the adjective in the sentence?
We ate at a restaurant last night and our meal was delicious.
delicious
I am a describing word.
adjective
These are all examples of what persuasive technique?
devastating, horrific, tragic, hopeless
Emotive language
Select the correct sentence.
We where going to the beach.
We we're going to the beach.
We were going to the beach.
We were going to the beach.
What tense is this written in?
I will call you tomorrow.
future
Identify the verb in the sentence:
We drove to the beach.
drove
I am a doing or action word
verb
'Do we really want our planet to survive?'
is an example of what persuasive device?
rhetorical questioning
Which sentence uses commas correctly?
It was green, yellow, pink and blue.
I have a bag, hat, wallet, and keys.
I have a banana apple, orange and, pear.
It was green, yellow, pink and blue.
What tense is this written in?
Grandma Sue lives in Sydney.
present tense
Select the correct sentence.
Could you please go over they're?
Could you please go over their?
Could you please go over there?
Could you please go over there?
I describe or add more information to the verb
adverb
'You must take action to help these people!'
is an example of what persuasive device?
personal pronouns
What is the proper noun in the sentence?
The school was called Saint Ignatius College, Riverview.
Saint Ignatius College, Riverview.
What tense is this written in?
We are waiting for the doctor.
We are waiting for the doctor.
Select the correct sentence.
I can't believe they're late.
I can't believe their late.
I can't believe there late.
I can't believe they're late
I always start with a capital and I am the specific name of a person, place or thing.
Proper Noun
Identify the two persuasive devices used in this sentence.
'The hunting of animals to extinction is sad, worrying, and damaging.'
power of three/ repetition
emotive language
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
"It's a matter of practice," he said.
"It's a matter of practice" he said.
"It's a matter of practice," He said.
"It's a matter of practice," he said.
What tense is this written in?
I've been studying for seven weeks.
past tense
Which word correctly completes the sentence?
_______ turn is it to do the washing up?
Who’s
Whose
Whom
Which
Whose