Nouns
The definition of a noun
A person, a place, or a thing
a word that describes an action, occurrence, or state of being is called...
a verb
This part of speech describes a noun
adjective
What is the preposition in the following sentence:
Tim hid the photo behind his desk.
behind
A sentence needs two things to be complete. A ______ and a _______.
subject/noun and predicate/verb
Proper nouns should always be
Capitalized
The verb in this sentence is what kind:
Charity was here today.
was-state of being verb
This part of speech describes a verb and often ends in -ly
adverb
Oh! Gosh! and No! are all...
Interjections
Charity took a break.
complete
Identify the noun/nouns in this sentence:
Chandler lit a candle.
Chandler, candle
What kind of verb is "taught"
Action
suddenly, quickly, musically, understandably and greedily are all
adverbs
angry, hungry, crowded and poisonous are all...
adjectives
Liz the class
Incomplete-missing verb
Identify the noun/nouns in this sentence:
Liz glittered Sydney's desk
Liz, desk
This type of verb is used with another verb and expresses such things as person, number, mood, or tense.
Helping or auxiliary verb
red, slow, soft, tall, quiet, neat and messy are all
adjectives
run, be, was, sit, walk, were and scroll are all...
verbs
Sydney moved Liz's desk out of the room.
Complete
What type of noun is "Marianne" in the following sentence:
Marianne had to take a week off due to the Mockingjay text tone causing her to lose her ever loving mind.
Proper noun
is, was, be, are, and were are examples of
state of being verbs
Identify the adjective in the following sentence:
Sydney quickly grabbed the goopy glue bottle and threw it in the trash.
goopy
between, under, over, inside, outside and around are all...
propositions
played on her phone instead of paying attention to class.
Incomplete-although this sentence contains nouns, there is no subject.