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Give me an adverb of time.
Evening, morning, tonight, etc.
Give an example of adverb of place.
Outside, inside, over there
Give an example of an adverb of frequency.
Sometimes, never, always, etc.
Give me an adverb of manner.
Carefully, silently, noisily, etc.
Give me an adverb of degree.
Quite, very, etc.
Turn this into the active voice:
The peanuts are eaten by Shanaya.
Shanaya eats the peanuts.
What is a big chamber made of rock and soil?
Cave/cavern
Give a stronger verb for this word: sleep
slumber, dose, drowse, ctanap, etc.
Give me a stronger adjective for happy.
contented, content, cheerful, cheery, merry, joyful, jovial, jolly, joking, jocular, gleeful, carefree, untroubled, delighted, smiling, beaming, grinning, glowing, satisfied, gratified, buoyant, radiant, sunny, blithe, joyous, beatific, blessed, etc.
Give a synonym for small.
WEAK: little, tiny
STRONG: minute, diminutive, miniature, petite
Add the speech marks in this sentence:
Go home! shouted Ilyana.
"Go home!" shouted Ilyana.
Give a homophone for nose.
Knows
Which one is not true:
Gerunds usually end in –ing.
The past form talks about events that could happen.
A main clause can stand on its own.
The past form talks about events that could happen. (Future time does, past form talks aboit events that are done already).
Give the words that start with the following prefixes:
re-, un-, dis-
recap, unable, disorder
Give the words that start with the following suffixes:
-hood, -ness, -ia
brotherhood, bacteria, craziness
What is the difference between a simple and compound sentence?
Simple sentence: SVO
Compound sentence: Two simple sentences with a connective
What is a main clause?
A sentence with a main clause plus one or more subordinate clauses
Give all the verb forms of eat (present/past)
eat, eats, eating, ate, eaten
Give all the verb forms of treat
treat, treats, treating, treated, treated
What is the difference between poetry and prose?
To put simple, prose is the one we write with paragraphs and sentences. Meanwhile, poems are constructed with lines and stanzas; the lines don't have to be sentences.
What is persuasive language? Where do you use it?
Any language that convinces people to take your point of view
Ads, debates, etc.
What is the difference between fiction and non-fiction?
Fiction is a product of the imagination. Non-fiction is based on real events.
Give an example of a main clause and subordinate clause.
Phillip is good - because he has eaten his lunch.
How do we construct sentences in English?
Subject Verb Object
How do we construct sentences in English - in the passive voice?
Object Verb Subject