am is are
was were
What is the difference between and open and closed questions?
give an example of each.
Open -- the answer requires an explanation or more than one word answer
Closed -- the answer can be answered in a phrase or one word
Add commas where they should go:
I enjoy eating chips chicken vegetables and sauce for lunch.
I enjoy eating chips, chicken, vegetables and sauce for lunch.
News articles must answer the 5 W's. Name them.
who, what, where, when, why
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She encouraged her brother to join the swimming team because he swims rapidly!
Dissect this sentence.
She - pronoun
encouraged - verb
her - pronoun (possessive)
brother - noun
to join - infinitive verb
the - article
swimming - adjective
team - noun
because - conjunction
he- pronoun
swims - verb
rapidly - adverb
What pronouns use the verb 'is'?
he/she/it
News articles often have a big title at the top. What do we call it?
headline
What is the superlative adjective for 'fast'
fastest
What are the four things a play script has?
There are 7 main parts of speech that we have learned. What are they?
Noun, verb, adjective, adverb, pronoun, conjunction, preposition
What are the verbs in this sentence:
I watered the flowers after lunch because they were dry.
watered, were
What are two synonyms for 'angry'
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mad, upset, livid, annoyed, cross, outraged
Give the three adjective forms for 'bad'
bad, worse, worst
They are written in brackets
What is the adverbial of time in this sentence?
Yesterday afternoon, we drove to Entebbe to see the beach.
Yesterday afternoon
What is wrong with the verb in this sentence:
She have drunk her water.
She has drunk her water.
What do we write when we are trying to come up with or describe a character in a story?
a character profile
There are three points of view.
Give me a sentence in each of them.
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1st person -- I love candy.
2nd person -- Are you going to swim today?
3rd person - They are performing assembly.
How is a play script different from a narrative story?
Give three ways
They don't use speech marks
there is a list of characters
it is meant to be acted
there are stage directions
they don't use verbs like said or shouted
Which of these words are prepositions?
she, it, is, to, he, on, in, we, are, above
to, on, in, above
I have been trying my best in school.
What is the full verb
have been trying
What is a narrator's job?
to tell the story
ruth and i love to play football basketball and volleyball every monday and wedesday becuse there our favrite
Ruth and I love to play football, basketball and volleyball every Monday and Wednesday because they're our favourite.
What do we call the 'things' we need to act out a play?
props
Give an example of each part of speech: noun, verb, pronoun, adjective, adverb, conjunction, preposition, proper noun, interjection.
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