the noun phrase
In the following sentence, these are the pronouns:
"In Sweden, you have to sterilize your cat if you want to let it go outside."
it
In the following sentence, this is the main verb:
"In Sweden, you have to sterilize your cat if you want to let it go outside."
In the following sentence, the verbs are (passive or active):
"When picking a name for your newborn child, the parents have to take the name laws into consideration."
active
In the following sentence, this is the adverb:
"I can hardly remember the last time I went to see a good movie at the theatre."
hardly
This is the plural form of the noun kitty.
kitties
In the following sentence, these are the nouns:
"In Sweden, you have to sterilize your cat if you want to let it go outside."
Sweden
you
cat
In the following sentence, these are the verbs:
"In the novel The Hunger Games, the story really starts when Katniss volunteers to go to the deadly games instead of her sister, Prim."
starts
volunteers
go
In the following sentence, the verbs are (passive or active):
"Whether we should take out a loan to buy this house should be carefully thought through."
passive
In the following sentence, this is the adjective:
"I can hardly remember the last time I went to see a good movie at the theatre."
good
This is the singular form of the noun phrase "a lot of bread".
a bread
OR
a piece of bread
In the following sentence, these are the articles:
"Once I turned 20, it became legal for me to buy a beer at Systembolaget, not just at the pub."
a
the
In the following sentence, this tense is used:
"In the novel The Hunger Games, the story really starts when Katniss volunteers to go to the deadly games instead of her sister, Prim."
present tense
In the following sentence, the verbs are (passive or active):
"The consumption of social media can have serious impact on your mental health, and should be done in moderation."
passive
In the following sentence, this is the adjective:
"I left my new bag under the bridge."
new
Of the following, this is the possessive noun and this is the plural noun:
movies
movie's
movies = plural
movie's = possessive
In the following sentence, these are the noun phrases:
"My diabetes prevents me from eating some of the things I want to eat."
My diabetes
some of the things I want to eat
In the following sentence, this tense is used:
"I didn't want to stay up until 1 AM, but since I still had reading left to do for class, I had to."
past tense
In the following sentence, which is the subject?
"Whether we should take out a loan to buy this house should be carefully thought through by the buyer."
the buyer
In the following sentence, this is the adverb:
"I left my new bag under the bridge."
under the bridge
Of the following, this is the possessive noun and this is the plural noun:
parents
parents'
parents = plural
parents' = possessive
In the following sentence, these are the noun phrases:
"No matter how hard I try, I can't land my triple axel jump."
my triple axel jump
In the following sentence, this tense is used:
"As a child, I sometimes dreamt about flying."
past tense (dreamt)
and
present continuous (flying)
In the following sentence, which is the object?
"The consumption of social media can have serious impact on your mental health, and it should be done in moderation."
In the following sentence, which are the adverbs and which are the adjectives?
"In the young adult novel The Hunger Games, the story really starts when Katniss volunteers to go to the deadly games instead of her younger sister, Prim."
young adult (adjective)
really (adverb)
deadly (adverb)
younger (adjective)
Of the following, this is the singular noun and this is the plural noun:
happinessess
happiness
"happiness" is both singular and plural