Term 2 - Grammar Revision

Term 2

Grammar Revision​

An idea, feeling or occasion of time. Something that can't be experienced with one of the five senses.

Abstract Noun

A person, place or thing that is real and can be experienced with one of the five senses.

Concrete Noun

WK 1 + 2

Is a word that describes a noun.

Adjective

Name of a person, place or thing. It will always start with a capital letter.

Proper Noun

WK 3 + 4

Is a word that describes a verb - where, how or how often the action is happening.

Adverb

is an action word. It describes the action of a noun.

Verb

WK 5 + 6

is a form of a noun that indicates its quantity is more than one. Often ending in -s.

Plural

is a word that replaces a noun to avoid repetition.

Pronoun

WK 7 + 8

Multiple Choice

Identify the PROPER NOUN in the following sentence:

Chrissy reread the letter twice before sealing it in an envelope.

• Chrissy

• letter

• envelope

• NONE OF THESE

Multiple Choice

Which ADVERB best describes this VERB:

sit

• carry

• quietly

• box

• NONE OF THESE

Multiple Choice

Identify the VERB in the following sentence:

I stood at the driveway of the most luxurious property.

• I

• stood

• driveway

• NONE OF THESE

Multiple Choice

Identify the PRONOUN in the following sentence:

I stood at the driveway of the most luxurious property.

• I

• stood

• driveway

• NONE OF THESE

Multiple Select

Identify the NOUNS in the following sentence:

I stood at the driveway of the most luxurious property.

• driveway

• property

• the

• NONE OF THESE

Multiple Select

Identify the ADJECTIVES in the following sentence:

I stood at the driveway of the most luxurious property.

• stood

• most

• luxurious

• NONE OF THESE

Multiple Choice

Identify the PROPER NOUN in the following sentence:

"Enjoying the weather?" Lewis asked, gesturing to the beautiful view.

• Enjoying

• Lewis

• gesturing

• NONE OF THESE

Multiple Choice

Identify the ADJECTIVE in the following sentence:

"Enjoying the weather?" Lewis asked, gesturing to the beautiful view.

• weather

• asked

• beautiful

• NONE OF THESE

Multiple Choice

Identify the PRONOUN in the following sentence:

"Enjoying the weather?" Lewis asked, gesturing to the beautiful view.

• weather

• asked

• Lewis

• NONE OF THESE

Multiple Choice

Identify the ABSTRACT NOUN in the following sentence:

The soccer team was losing faith.

• soccer

• team

• faith

• NONE OF THESE

Multiple Choice

Identify the ABSTRACT NOUN in the following sentence:

So when I closed my eyes, my dreams were filled with endless beaches.

• closed

• eyes

• dreams

• NONE OF THESE

Multiple Choice

Identify the CONCRETE NOUN in the following sentence:

So when I closed my eyes, my dreams were filled with endless beaches.

• closed

• dreams

• endless

• NONE OF THESE

Multiple Select

Identify the VERB in the following sentence:

So when I closed my eyes, my dreams were filled with endless beaches.

• closed

• dreams

• filled

• NONE OF THESE

Multiple Select

Identify the PRONOUNS in the following sentence:

So when I closed my eyes, my dreams were filled with endless beaches.

• when

• I

• my

• NONE OF THESE

Multiple Choice

Identify the ADJECTIVE in the following sentence:

So when I closed my eyes, my dreams were filled with endless beaches.

• closed

• dreams

• endless

• NONE OF THESE

Multiple Choice

Identify the PLURAL in the following sentence:

So when I closed my eyes, my dreams were filled with endless beaches.

• closed

• beaches

• were

• NONE OF THESE

Multiple Choice

Identify the plural form of this singular noun:

church

• churchs

• churches

• church's

• NONE OF THESE

Multiple Select

Identify the ADJECTIVE in the following sentence:

Then I gave him my politest, most innocent smile.

• gave

• politest

• innocent

• NONE OF THESE

Multiple Choice

Identify the ABSTRACT NOUN in the following sentence:

Then I gave him my politest, most innocent smile.

• gave

• politest

• innocent

• NONE OF THESE

Multiple Choice

Identify the VERB in the following sentence:

Then I gave him my politest, most innocent smile.

• gave

• politest

• innocent

• NONE OF THESE

Multiple Choice

Identify the ADVERB in the following sentence:

Then I gave him my politest, most innocent smile.

• him

• my

• innocent

• NONE OF THESE

Open Ended

Type an ADJECTIVE that you know.