Defenitions
A person place thing or idea
Noun
A word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun.
Adjective
Is the italicized noun a common or proper noun:
Mabel and her cousin enjoyed watching the play, Annie.
Proper
Choose the correct pronoun to complete the sentence:
During the class debate, Jonah sent (they/them) a text.
Them
Is the italicized verb in the sentence a linking, helping, or action verb:
The cake smelled delicious.
Linking
An action, occurrence, or state of being
Verb
A word that describes or modifies a verb, adjective, or adverb (usually ending in -ly).
Adverb
Is the italicized noun a common or proper noun:
Mabel and her cousin enjoyed watching the play, Annie.
Common
Choose the correct pronoun to complete the sentence:
The coach told Ken and (he/him) to try out for the team.
Him
Is the italicized verb in the sentence a linking, helping, or action verb:
Brenda was laughing at the comedy show.
Helping
A word that describes or indicates the location or direction of objects in a sentence.
Preposition
A word that connects parts of a sentence together.
Conjunction
Is the italicized noun a common or proper noun:
Mabel and her cousin enjoyed watching the play, Annie.
Proper
Choose the correct pronoun to complete the sentence:
Brock decided to meet Sue and (her/she) friend at the candy store.
Her
Is the italicized verb in the sentence a linking, helping, or action verb:
Yolanda dreamed about a new car.
Action
An abrupt remark or exclamation that is made as an aside or interruption (an emotion or reaction).
Interjection
What are the seven coordinating conjunctions?
For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, and So.
Is the italicized noun a concrete or abstract noun:
The family in the blue house values courage and loyalty.
Concrete
Choose the correct pronoun to complete the sentence:
Cameron and (I/we) decided to go to Europe for the summer.
I
Is the italicized verb in the sentence a linking, helping, or action verb:
Alice seemed concerned about the weather.
Linking
A part of speech that replaces a noun in a sentence.
Pronoun
What are the five different correlative conjunctions?
both/and, neither/nor, either/or, not/but, not only/but also.
Is the italicized noun a concrete or abstract noun:
The family in the blue house values courage and loyalty.
Abstract
Identify the pronoun in the following sentence:
The teachers ate their lunches in the student cafeteria because they wanted to.
They
Identify the verb in the following sentence:
The students walked quietly through the halls and out the back door.
Walked