Nouns
this is the definition of a noun.
What is a person, place, thing, or idea?
This is what adjectives do in a sentence.
What describes nouns?
This is what a verb is.
What is an action word?
This is what an adverb is.
What describes a verb?
This is an example of a punctuation mark.
What is a . , ; : " ! ? * & $ # -
This is what a Proper noun is.
What is a noun that needs a capital letter?
This is the adjective in the following sentence:
The angry cat hissed loudly at the girl.
What is "angry?"
This is the tense the following verb is in:
The angry cat hissed loudly at the girl.
What is past tense?
This is the adverb in the following sentence:
The angry cat hissed loudly at the girl.
What is "loudly?"
This is the name of the following sentence type based on the punctuation:
The angry cat hissed loudly at the girl.
What is a declarative sentence?
This is the definition of an abstract noun.
This is the adjective(s) in the following sentence:
I run swiftly into the eerie, dark parking lot.
What is "eerie" and "dark?"
This is the tense the following verb is in:
I run swiftly into the eerie, dark parking lot.
What is present tense?
This is the adverb in the following sentence:
I run swiftly into the eerie, dark parking lot.
What is "swiftly?"
This is the type of sentence based on the punctuation and what it says:
Run swiftly into the eerie, dark parking lot.
What is a command/imperative sentence?
This is a noun that refers to many, is something you can touch, and does not need a capital letter.
What is a plural, concrete, common noun?
This is the noun (the subject) being described by the adjective in the following sentence:
"My annoying brother is being horribly mean to me!"
What is "my brother?"
This is the tense that the following verb is in:
My horrible brother is being terribly mean to me!
What is present continuous tense?
This is the adverb in the following sentence:
My horrible brother is being terribly mean to me!
What is "terribly?"
This is the type of sentence based on the punctuation of the following:
My horrible brother is being terribly mean to me!
What is an exclamatory sentence?
The noun "Justice" is an example of these kinds of nouns.
What are proper, abstract, singular nouns?
These are all of the adjectives in the following sentence:
I hated drawing carefully when our stupid teacher told us angrily to make a beautiful drawing, so why did she even ask?
What are "stupid" and "beautiful?"
These are all the verb tenses in this sentence:
I hated drawing carefully when our stupid teacher told us angrily to make a beautiful drawing, so why did she even ask?
What is past tense for "hated," present continuous for "drawing," past tense for "told," and present tense for "make?"
These are the adverb(s) in the following sentence:
I hated drawing carefully when our stupid teacher told us angrily to make a beautiful drawing, so why did she even ask?
What is "carefully" and "angrily?"
This is the type of sentence based on the punctuation:
I hated drawing carefully when our stupid teacher told us angrily to make a beautiful drawing, so why did she even ask?
What is an interrogative/question sentence?