Parts of Speech
This kind of word modifies a noun or a pronoun.
What is an adjective?
This was the first creature to teach Mud about sentences.
Who is Cow Loon?
These are the two main parts of a sentence.
What are the subject and the predicate?
Mrs. Gayton has this many cats.
What are two cats?
Koalas are uniquely qualified to quilt covers.
What is alliteration?
They are the two kinds of verbs.
What are linking and action verbs?
Oopsy was this kind of creature.
What is a pelican?
It is another name for an incomplete sentence.
What is a fragment?
These are Mrs. Gayton's two sons.
Who are Finn and Nate?
What is simile?
Examples of this type of word are "Hey!" and "Wow!"
What is an interjection?
This is the only one of Mud's teachers who wasn't an animal.
Who was Ffffowww?
In the sentence,
Suddenly Fidget saw him.
"him" is this kind of pronoun.
What is an object pronoun?
Jax is mix of these two breeds.
What is Labrador and Rottweiler?
Jax is a teddy bear!
What is a metaphor?
This joins words or groups of words.
What is a conjunction?
Click and Clack tried to explain this to Mud using shells in the sand.
What is writing so that the most important words in a sentence stand out.
A sentence with a linking verb probably has one of these.
What is a subject complement?
This was the wallpaper on Mrs. Gayton's laptop before she switched it to a porg.
What is the Millennium Falcon?
"among the guinea pigs"
What is a prepositional phrase?
These are the three most common relationships indicated by prepositions.
What are position, movement, and time?
According to Fidget, this is "horrible, horrible, most horrible!"
What is subject/verb disagreement?
This kind of sentence ends in a question mark. (Use the formal word, please!)
What is an interrogative?
This is where Mrs. Gayton attended college.
What is Duke University?
Whoosh! Plop! Gurgle! Ding!
What is onomatopoeia?