Confusing Verbs
I sit/set the glass on the table.
What is set?
The mansion is bigger/biggest than my house.
What is bigger?
I have/has to go to work today.
What is have?
The prefix "Uni" means
(hint: unicycle, unicorn)
What is one?
Words that have the same ending sound
What is rhyme?
My head hurts and I don't feel good/well enough to go to the birthday party.
What is well?
This book is the most old/oldest in the library.
What is oldest?
She had/has to finish her homework before she could go to the park.
What is had?
The prefix "bi" means
(hint: bicycle, bilateral)
What is two?
Paragraph to a story is like a _______ to a poem
What is a stanza?
Ask if you can/may go to the swimming pool on Saturday.
What is may?
Ballet is more difficult/difficulter to learn than tap dancing.
What is more difficult?
They are having/have 10 people over for dinner tonight.
What is having?
The prefix "tri" means...
(hint: tricycle, trio)
What is three?
AABB or ABAB
What is a rhyming scheme?
Mary rises/raises her hand to ask a question.
What is raises?
Strawberry is the most popular/popularest flavor of milkshakes among the 5th graders.
What is most popular?
We has/had to get there early to get a good parking spot.
What is had?
The latin root "script/scrib" means...
(hint: scribble, description)
What is write?
The moral or message of a story
What is theme?
I'm tired. I want to lie/lay down and take a nap.
What is lie?
Mary is the cheerfulest/most cheerful person in our classroom.
What is most cheerful?
The name of the fidgets has/have been changed to Pop-Its.
What is has?
The latin root "voc" means...
(hint: vocalist, advocate)
What is call?
When objects or animals have human characterstics
What is personification?