E1 Revision

E1 Revision

Noun Functions

Revision

Noun as Subject

• The subject does the action of the verb.

• The subject may be a noun (The dog jumped over the fence.)

• The subject may be a noun phrase (The fluffy puppies rolled out of the basket.)

• The subject may be a pronoun (They barked happily.)

Noun as Object

• the noun or pronoun that receives the action of the verb.

• Example: The dog jumped over the fence.

Multiple Choice

In "She sells seashells by the sea-shore," find the subject.

• She

• seashells

• sea-shore

Multiple Choice

In "She sells seashells by the sea-shore," find the object.

• She

• seashells

• sea-shore

Multiple Choice

In "Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers," find the object.

• Peter Piper

• peck

• pickled peppers

• peck of pickled peppers

Multiple Choice

In "Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers," find the subject.

• Peter Piper

• peck

• pickled peppers

• peck of pickled peppers

Adjectives

Revision

7 Types of Adjectives

• Adjectives of Quality

• Adjectives of Number

• Adjectives of Quantity

• Demonstrative Adjectives

• Possessive Adjectives

• Interrogative Adjectives

• Distributive Adjectives

Open Ended

Give me a sentence using an interrogative adjective:

Open Ended

Give me a sentence using a distributive adjective:

Degrees of Comparison

• Positive, Comparative, and Superlative

Multiple Choice

What is light as air, but the strongest man cannot hold it for more than five minutes? (strong)

• Positive Degree

• Comparative Degree

• Superlative Degree

Multiple Choice

Name an easy way to double your money. (Easy)

• Positive Degree

• Comparative Degree

• Superlative Degree

Multiple Choice

Which is heavier, one kilogram of wheat, or one kilogram of feathers? (Heavy)

• Positive Degree

• Comparative Degree

• Superlative Degree