Grammar Review

Grammar Review

Plural Nouns

* Add -s to make most nouns more than one.

*Add -es to form the plural of nouns that end with s, sh, ch, or x.

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Read the sentences click on the plural noun.

1. The four ducks quack.

• four

• ducks

• quack

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Click on the plural noun.

2. I can pack two boxes.

• can

• pack

• boxes

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Click on the plural noun.

The bugs are in the tub.

• are

• in

• bugs

Irregular Plural Nouns

• Some nouns that name more than one do not end with -s or -es.

• These nouns are the plural forms of child, goose, foot man, toth, mouse.

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Read the sentences, click on the irregular plural noun.

1. It rained on the three geese.

• rained

• geese

• the

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Read the sentences, click on the irregular plural noun.

The cat ran after two mice.

• cat

• two

• mice

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Read the sentence, click on the irregular plural noun.

All of the men had wet hats.

• men

• wet

• hats

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Read the sentence, click on the irregular plural noun.

The children had fun in the rain.

• children

• child

• rain

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Read the sentence, click on the irregular plural noun.

How many feet does a dog have?

• foot

• feet

• dog

Verbs

• A verb is a word that shows action.

• Some verbs tell about actions that happen now. These verbs are in the present tense.

• We add - s to most verbs to tell one person, animal or thing does now.

• Some verbs tell about actions that already happened.

• Most verbs in the past tense end in -ed.

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Read the sentence, click on the verb.

Frog and Stan jump.

• frog

• Stan

• jump

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Click on the verb that tells about actions that happen now. Present Tense

Pam loves her cat.

• loved

• loves

• cat

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Click on the verb that tells about actions that happen now. Present Tense

Greg makes a mask.

• makes

• made

• mask

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Click on the verb that tells about actions that happen now. Present Tense

Lucía reads a book about ducks.

• ducks

• about

• reads

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Click on the verb that tells about actions that already happen. Past Tense

The owls watched the sun.

• sun

• watch

• watched

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Click on the verb that tells about actions that already happen . Past Tense

Mom and dad talked to the baby.

• talk

• talked

• mon

Is and Are

• The words is and are are verbs that tell about the present.

• The verb is tells about one person animal or thing.

• The verb are tells about more than one person, animal or thing.

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Complete the sentence with the verbs is or are.

The bats ______ flying.

• is

• are

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Complete the sentence with the verb is or are.

A snake's skin _____ made of scales.

• are

• is

Was and Were

• The words was and were are verbs that tell about the past.

• The verb was tells about one person, animal or thing.

• The verb were tells about more that one person , animal or thing.

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Complete the sentence with the verb, in past tense, was or were.

Yesterday, Mike ______ smiling.

• were

• was

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Complete the sentences with the verb, in past tense, was or were.

Last night, mom and dad _______ writing the shopping list.

• was

• were

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Complete the sentence with the verb, in past tense, was or were.

Yesterday, Mike ______ smiling.

• were

• was