Parts of speech
This part of speech names a person, place or thing.
noun
A sentence that asks a question.
An interrogative sentence.
This punctuatuation mark ends a statement.
Period
Present tense
The dog run fast. (find the error)
"run" should be "runs"
This part of speech describes an action like, "jump" or "run"
A sentence that makes a statement.
Declarative sentence
This punctuation mark shows strong feelings and is used at the end of an exclamation.
Exclamation mark.
The verb tense used to talk about something that already happened.
Past tense.
I goed to the park yesterday.
This part of speech describes a noun.
Adjective
A sentence that gives a command.
Imperative sentence
You use this punctuation mark to separate items in a list.
Comma
The verb tense used to talk about something that will happen in the future.
Future tense
Sara and me are best friends.
Sara and I are best friends.
This part of speech connects words or phrases like "and" "but" "or"
Exclamatory sentence
Apostrophe
This form of a verb usually ends in "ing" and shows an action still happening.
Present progressive tense.
Bihir don't like carrots.
Bihir doesn't like carrots.
This part of speech replaces a noun like "he" "she" or "they"
This type of sentence uses a question mark.
You use this punctuation mark to indicate dialogue or quotes.
Quotation marks.
This tense is used with "have" or "has" to talk about something completed recently or at some time in the past.
Present perfect tense
There going to the store.
They' re going to the store.