Parts of speech
What part of speech is the word “beautifully” in the sentence “The bright sun shone beautifully over the mountains.”?
Adverb
Replace the Maria word with a pronoun: Maria went to the store.
She went to the store.
Choose the correct verb:
The teacher (walk/walks) into class every morning.
walks
Fix this: She don’t like pizza.
She doesn’t like pizza.
Riddle: I have branches, but no fruit, trunk, or leaves. What am I?
A bank
Which part of speech shows action or being?
Verb
Choose the correct pronoun: It was (she/her) who found the wallet.
She
Identify the error:
Neither the teacher nor the students was paying attention.
“was” → “were”
Correct this sentence: Me and my friend is going to the game.
My friend and I are going to the game.
Name 3 countries that start with the letter “S.”
Samoa, Spain, Sweden
Identify the adjectives in this sentence:
“The frugal man bought an exquisite handmade chair.”
Hint: (3 adjectives)
frugal, exquisite, handmade
Correct the pronoun mistake: Them are going to the movies after school.
They are going to the movies.
Fix the sentence:
Fifty tala are too much for that book.
Fifty tala is too much for that book.
Find the two mistakes: The children plays outside when it’s rain.
plays → play, rain → raining.
Riddle: What gets wetter the more it dries?
A towel
What part of speech is the word “and” in this sentence:
“Maria and Troy waited eagerly.”
Conjunction
Fix the paragraph:
Maria loves playing volleyball with his friends after school. They always cheer for she when she serves the ball.
his → her, she → her.
Choose the correct form:
Either my brothers or my sister (is/are) bringing lunch.
is
Fix this sentence for correct grammar and clarity:
He going store now because he want chips.
He is going to the store now because he wants chips.
Challenge: Say “Unique New York” five times fast -clearly!
FANTASTIC!
Create a sentence that contains at least 5 parts of speech.
Wow! She quickly grabbed the old book and ran outside.
Write a short 2-sentence story using at least 5 pronouns correctly.
He found his wallet, but they didn’t know it was his until she told them.
Challenge: Write a sentence with a tricky subject (like “everyone,” “each,” or “neither”) showing correct agreement.
Everyone in the class loves English.
Challenge: Write a complex sentence using a subordinating conjunction (because, although, since, etc.)
Although it was raining, they decided to continue the game.
Riddle:
I’m not alive, but I grow. I don’t have lungs, but I need air. What am I?
Fire