Nouns/Verbs
What is a noun?
Person, place, or thing/concept
What is an article?
A, an, the
What are the different KFP types we've learnt?
Capital letter, full stop, comma, semi-colon, colon, exclamation point, question marks, apostrophe, quotation marks.
What are the three types of sentences?
Simple, Compound, Complex
What are adverbs?
Words that describes (or add to) verbs, making them more detailed.
What is a verb?
A words that explains the action of something.
What are the FANBOYS conjunctions?
For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So
What punctuation marks are used when you are listing something?
Commas and colons.
What type of sentence is this?
Sally walked home from school.
Simple
What is an adjective?
A word that describes or adds detail to nouns.
What is an abstract noun?
A concept or emotion. e.g. happiness, courage, joy.
What is a preposition?
A small word that indicates where something is occuring in a sentence
What types of punctuation go at the end of a sentence?
Full stops, exclamation marks, question marks.
What type of sentence is this?
Charles and Sandra ran to the beach, but it was closed because of the rain.
Compound
Which of these words is not an adjective?
White, Round, Swift, Swiftly, Beautiful
Swiftly
What is a Gerund?
A verb that represents an activity (a noun) rather than a verb
What verb goes with plural nouns?
plural verbs
What is an example of a contraction?
They're, shouldn't, can't.
What type of sentence is this?
I woke up, the other side of the bed was cold.
Complex
Which of these is not an adverb?
quietly, speedily, swiftly, gracefully, courageous
courageous
What type of noun is this?
Ambition
Abstract noun
How many prepositions are in the following sentence?
On the weekend, Sally and I went to the beach and walked along the shore and sat on the pier.
Four
Is this the correct word?
Sally was a worrier, so she stayed away from all of her friends.
Correct
What type of sentence is this?
I walked with Sally to the shops, she didn't say a word.
Complex
List ten adjectives to describe Miss Ryman
Any adjectives