361 Unit 5 Grammar Review

361 Unit 5 Grammar Review!

It's time to review all of the beautiful grammar points that we learned over the past month!

Prepositional Phrases!

• The start of it all!

• A prepositional phrase is a group of words consisting of a preposition, its object, and any words that modify the object

• a prep. phrase NEVER NEVER NEVER includes a verb!

Multiple Choice

Identify the prepositional phrase: Peter drank a lot of water after the race.

• Peter drank

• water after the

• after the race

• a lot of water

Multiple Choice

Identify the prepositional phrase: The puppy chased it's tail in circles.

• The puppy

• chased it's tail

• in circles

• tail in circles.

Comparative and Superlative Adjectives!

• When we compare two nouns we use comparative adjectives.

• When we compare three or more nouns we use superlative adjectives.

Comparative and Superlatives Continued:

• Comparative: add -er for 1 syllable words

• Comparative: add "more" + word + ed/ing for 2 syllable words.

• Superlative: add -est for 1 syllable words.

• Superlative: add "most" + word for 2 syllable words.

Multiple Choice

Decide which comparative adjective best completes the sentence : This class was ___________ than yesterday's class.

• exciting

• more exciting

• most exciting

• excitedest

Multiple Choice

Decide which comparative adjective best completes the sentence: Natalie is the ______ one of the three sisters.

• more shorter

• shortest

• short

• shorter

Adj Prep Phrase!

• This can modify: subject, direct object, subject complement, or the obj of another prep!

• Subject: Who the sentence is about.

• Direct Object: takes the action of the verb

• Subject Complement: a word/phrase that follows a l.v. and describes/identifies the subject

Multiple Choice

What part of the sentence does the underlined preposition modify: The sandwich on the table is Sarah's.

• subject

• direct object

• subject complement

• obj of another prep

Multiple Choice

What part of the sentence does the underlined preposition modify: My sister is the girl beside the Park Jimin.

• direct object

• subject

• subject complement

• obj of another prep

Adverb Prep Phrases!

• a prep phrase that modifies verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs

• Expresses: manner, cause, place, and time

Multiple Choice

Decide what the underlined prepositional phrase expresses: The plane soared high in the sky.

• time

• place

• manner

• cause

Multiple Choice

Decide what the underlined prepositional phrase expresses: Tom picked up the meat with tongs.

• manner

• cause

• time

• place

It is now time to put your grammar skills to the ultimate grammar test! Let's get started!

Multiple Choice

Identify the prep. phrase: The bunny hid in her burrow.

• The bunny

• hid in her burrow

• her burrow

• in her burrow

Multiple Choice

Identify the prep. phrase: He stayed up all night watching videos on Youtube.

• He stayed up

• up all night watching

• videos on Youtube

• on Youtube

Multiple Choice

Decide which comparative adjective best completes the sentence: The moon is ________ tonight than it was last night.

• brighter

• more brighter

• bright

• brightest

Multiple Choice

Decide which comparative adjective best completes the sentence: Spiderman is the ______ superhero out of all the Avengers.

• most cool

• coolest

• cooler

• cool

Multiple Choice

What part of the sentence does the underlined preposition modify: Peter park is the one beside Tony Stark in the picture.

• subject

• direct object

• subject complement

• obj of another prep phrase

Multiple Choice

What part of the sentence does the underlined preposition modify: Did you see the scooter with the Hello Kitty tires?

• subject

• subject complement

• direct object

• obj of another prep phrase

Multiple Choice

What part of the sentence does the underlined preposition modify: The boy with the yellow pants asked me to dance.

• subject

• subject complement

• direct object

• obj of another prep phrase

Multiple Choice

Decide what the underlined prepositional phrase expresses: I put my homework on the table before class.

• time

• place

• manner

• cause

Multiple Choice

Decide what the underlined prepositional phrase expresses: She will come to practice after she makes her dinner.

• time

• place

• manner

• cause

Multiple Choice

Decide what the underlined prepositional phrase expresses: He completed his writing project with great effort.

• time

• place

• manner

• cause

CONGRATULATIONS! YOU'VE MADE IT TO THE END! GREAT WORK! ~~~~~~