Appositives
Find the appositive in this sentence: "The monkey, a nimble animal, is often found in the jungle."
Correct Response: What is "a nimble animal"?
The Cat jumped off the table
what is the Noun
The Cat jumped off the table.
The noun is the Cat
German is the best langue
What time of sentence is this
The sentence type is a declarative
I stayed home ___ it was raining.
Because
Identify the mistake: “She go to the store yesterday.”
“Go” should be “went”
Identify the appositive: “My brother, a skilled guitarist, plays in a band.”
“a skilled guitarist”?
The Cat Jumped off the table
What is the Verb
The cat Jumped off the table
The verb is Jumped
Guess the Sentence Type
Do you Speak German?
Imperative Sentence
I wanted to go to the park, ___ I had too much homework.
But
Identify the mistake: “I can’t wait to see they tomorrow.”
“They” should be “them”
Sentence: "Harry, a good student, is struggling in math."
"Harry, a good and well-liked student, is struggling in math."
The Moody Teenager Was late to school
What is the Noun
The Moody Teenager was late to school
The Noun is Teenager
This type of sentence asks something and ends with a question mark.
Interrogative sentence
She was tired, ___ she went to bed early.
So
Identify the mistake: “He don’t like pizza.”
Don’t” should be “doesn’t”
"Ila won the prize. It was a trip to Hawaii."
Combine sentence
What is "Ila won the prize, a trip to Hawaii"?
What does a Verb do?
A verb is a word that describes an action, a state of being, or an occurrence.
This type of sentence gives a command or instruction.
Imperative sentence
I like chocolate, ___ I do not like chocolate ice cream.
But
Identify the mistake: “We was happy to help.”
“Was” should be “were”
Jameo went home. To play Clash of Clans.
Combining Sentences
Jameo went home, the Best Clash of Clans player, to play Clash of Clans
What is a Noun
A Noun is a subject of a sentence
This type of sentence expresses strong feeling or excitement and ends with an exclamation point.
Exclamatory sentence
He studied hard, ___ he did well on the test.
So
Identify the mistake: “I have ate my lunch.”
“Ate” should be “eaten”