STAAR Grammar review

Multiple Choice

He read that book ____.

• two

• too

• to

Multiple Choice

________________ going to play in a softball game this weekend.

• There

• Their

• They're

Multiple Choice

What happened to _________ clothing, Charlie? _____ too dirty to _____!

• your, they're, wear

• you're, their, wear

• you're, they're, where

• your, their, where

Multiple Choice

Did you know a female ____ is called a ____?

• dear, doe

• deer, doe

• dear, dough

• deer, dough

Multiple Choice

_______ did you go yesterday afternoon? We ____ waiting for you outside of school.

• Were, where

• We're, were

• Wear, we're

• Where, were

Multiple Select

What are the two requirements for a complete sentence? Select two answers.

• adjective

• verb

• conjunction

• noun

Multiple Choice

What is another name for a complete sentence?

• Dependent clause

• Independent clause

• preposition

• adverb

Multiple Choice

Is the below statement a simple sentence or compound sentence?

The dog aggressively chased after the tennis ball.

• Simple Sentence

• Compound Sentence

Multiple Choice

What is the verb of the below sentence?

The soccer ball quickly soared through the air.

• ball

• soccer

• soared

• quickly

Multiple Choice

A compound sentence is split by...

• just a coma

• just a conjunction

• a comma and a conjunction

• a subordination conjunction

Multiple Choice

What conjunction should be used in this sentence? 
I know I should wear sunscreen, _____ I always forget. 

• for
• and
• yet
• so

Multiple Choice

What sentence structure is created when you join two independent clauses with a coma, and a coordinating conjunction?

• Simple sentence

• Complex sentence

• Compound Sentence

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence with the correct coordinating conjunction.

Paris baked banana bread, _____ she gave some to her neighbor.

• so

• for

• but

• and

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence with the correct coordinating conjunction.

We wanted to send the day at the beach; _______, it rained so we stayed home.

• hence

• however

• furthermore

Multiple Choice

In a compound sentence, the comma comes _____ the coordinating conjunction.

• before

• there is no comma

• after

Multiple Choice

What is the past tense of: SWIM

• swam

• swum

• swimmed

• swimming

Multiple Choice

What is the past tense of: RUN

• ran

• runned

• ranned

• run

Multiple Choice

What is the past tense of: CRY

• cried

• cry

• cries

• cryed

Multiple Choice

What is the past tense of: BE

• was/were

• are

• is

Multiple Choice

What is the past tense of: READ

• reads

• readed

• read

Multiple Choice

What is a noun?

• Person, Place, City
• Something that describes a person
• Person, Place, Thing, or Idea
• Action word

Multiple Choice

What is an adjective?

• A word that describes a verb
• Person, place, thing, or idea
• A word ending in -ly
• A descriptive word describing a noun

Multiple Choice

Which is not a noun?

• Run
• Mrs. Whittle
• Dog
• Phone

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an adjective?

• Shirt
• Tall
• House
• Quickly

Multiple Choice

How should "complete wrong" be written correctly in the sentence?
"The girl was complete wrong when she answered the teacher's question."

• completely wrongly
• completely wrong
• complete wrongly
• as it is

Multiple Choice

What is a simple series?

• Listing 3 or more items using a comma in between each item
• Listing 2 or more items with a comma in between
• Listing 3 or more items using a comma for the first and second item
• A list

Multiple Choice

How should this simple series be corrected?
"I like to eat salmon, fish apples and spinach."

• Salmon, fish, apples and spinach
• Salmon Fish Apples Spinach
• Salmon, fish, apples, and spinach,
• Salmon, fish, apples, and spinach

Multiple Choice

What do you use when you have two or more adjectives together (example: friendly pretty dog)

• also
• comma
• period
• semicolon

Multiple Choice

Which of these is correct

• The mouthwatering, tall, vanilla ice cream
• The mouthwatering and tall and vanilla ice cream
• The mouthwatering tall vanilla ice cream
• None of these

Multiple Choice

How should "much weeks" be written from the sentence below?
The model took much weeks to build, but I was okay with that. 

• many weeks
• most weeks
• more weeks
• as it is

Multiple Choice

Which phrase would best describe ball?

• miniature, vanilla scented ball
• square, soft ball
• tasty, smooth ball
• round, firm ball

Multiple Choice

How do you write the following city correctly?
Midlothian Virginia

• Midlothian Virginia,
• Midlothian; Virginia
• Midlothian, Virginia
• as it is

Multiple Choice

How should "really excited" be used in the sentence correctly?
"Students are really excited to come back to school tomorrow."

• as it is
• really excitedly 
• real excited
• real excitedly

Multiple Choice

How would you write the following names in a sentence?
Mrs. Whittle Mrs. Cluff Mrs. Carlson Mrs. Council

• Mrs. Whittle, Mrs. Cluff, Mrs. Carlson and Mrs. Council
• Mrs. Whittle, Mrs. Cluff, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Council
• Mrs. Whittle, and Mrs. Cluff, Mrs. Carlson, and Mrs. Council
• Mrs. Whittle, Mrs. Cluff, Mrs. Carlson, and Mrs. Council

Multiple Choice

Which word could replace "chance" in the sentence?
"I was so lucky to have the chance to meet Taylor Swift."

• need
• challenge
• opportunity
• plan

Multiple Choice

Which pair of words sound the same, but have different meanings?

• flu, flew
• tall, talk
• tiny, little
• shake, shack

Multiple Choice

How should "pain" be written in the sentence correctly?
"I lost the game by one pain point."

• as it is
• painless
• painly
• painful

Multiple Choice

How would you write "real thirsty" in the sentence below?
The girl was real thirsty after running the mile

• real thirstly
• really thirsty
• more thirsty
• most thirsty

Multiple Choice

Which word has a prefix that means again?

• more
• really
• joyfully
• redo

Multiple Choice

How should "oil" be written in the sentence below?
"My dad had oil hands after changing the car's oil."

• oilest
• as it is
• oily 
• oilier

Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses the correct punctuation?

• Today is June 6 2010.

• Today, is June 6 2010.

• Today is June 6, 2010.

• Today is, June 6 2010.

Multiple Choice

Which is the correct contraction for: Can Not

• Cant

• Can't

• Ca'nt

Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses the correct punctutation?

• The bus driver yelled Get on the Bus

• "Get on the bus yelled the bus driver.

• "The bus driver yelled" Get on the bus.

• "Get on the bus" yelled the bus driver.

Multiple Choice

Choose the best answer to fill in the sentence: Tony wanted to wash his cat. The ________ fur was wet from the bath.

• cats

• cat's

• cats'

Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses the correct punctuation?

• It's time to go.

• Its time to go.

• I'ts time to go.

Multiple Choice

Look at the picture and then choose the sentence with the correct punctuation.

• The students desk are triangular.

• The student's desk are triangular.

• The students' desk are triangular.

• The student desks are triangular.

Multiple Choice

What punctuation mark is this?

• Comma

• Apostrophe

• Quotation Marks

Multiple Choice

What punctuation mark is on the top?

• Comma

• Apostrophe

• Quotation Mark

Multiple Choice

Which punctuation mark is on the bottom?

• Comma

• Apostrophe

• Quotation Mark

Multiple Choice

Use the picture to answer the question. Which sentence uses the correct punctuation?

• The kittens' eyes are blue.

• The kittens eyes are blue.

• The kitten's eyes are blue.

Multiple Choice

Choose the best answer to fill in the sentence. _________ dance teacher is insane!

• Sydneys

• Sydney's

• Sydneys'

• Sydney is

Multiple Choice

What punctuation mark should you use when working with contractions?

• Apostrophe

• Comma

• Quotation Marks

Multiple Choice

Where should my quotes go in this sentence: Can you help me please asked the student.

• Can you help me please, "asked the student".

• "Can you help me please", asked the student.

• "Can you help me please, asked the student.

Multiple Choice

Which is the correct contraction for: Does not

• Doesno't

• Does'nt

• Doesn't

• D'osent

Multiple Choice

What punctuation mark is used to mark direct speech?

• Apostrophe

• Quotation Mark

• Comma

Multiple Choice

Is this noun a singular or plural possessive: cat's

• Singular

• Plural

Grammar Review

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Grammar Review

• Sentences

• Parts of Speech

• Punctuation

Parts of Speech

• Noun - Person, Place, Thing or Idea

• Verb - Action

• Pronoun - Takes the place of a noun

• Preposition - Describes location, direction, or time

Sentences

• Start with a capital letter, end with a period, exclamation point, or question mark.

• Need a subject (who/what the sentence is about)

• Need a predicate (action -what is the subject doing?)

Multiple Choice

Which word is a noun?

• pretty
• clock
• running
• red

Multiple Choice

_{The ball rolled under the couch. Which word is the preposition?}

• ball

• under

• couch

• rolled

Multiple Choice

_{He would not have homework if he was at school. Which word is the preposition?}

• have

• if

• at

• school

Multiple Choice

When students ______ to Harmon for third period, there _____ no opportunities to attend tutorials.

• goes, is
• go, are
• goes, are
• go, is

Multiple Choice

That student in two of my classes always ______ his  homework.

• d0
• does

Multiple Choice

Whenever students are under a great deal of stress, _____ often stop studying.

• he or she
• they
• them
• we

Multiple Choice

Which is correct?

• When a turtle lays her eggs, she does not stay to watch the baby turtles hatch.

• Since a turtle lays her eggs, she does not stay to watch the baby turtles hatch.

• Because a turtle lays her eggs, she does not stay to watch the baby turtles hatch.

• If a turtle lays her eggs, she does not stay to watch the baby turtles hatch.

Multiple Choice

What is wrong with this: swam quickly through the blue water.

• It needs a comma.

• It is a fragment because it is just the subject without the predicate.

• It is a fragment because it is just the predicate without the subject.

• It is a compound sentence.

Multiple Choice

What is wrong with this sentence? The majestic sea turtle.

• It needs a comma.

• It is a fragment because it is only the subject.

• It is a predicate because it is only the verb.

• It is a compound sentence.

Punctuation

• Quotation Marks - Go around dialogue or some titles.

• Commas can go in a list or before a conjunction.

• Proper nouns and beginning of sentences get capitalized.

• 
  

Multiple Choice

_______________ the first word of a quotation and first word of each sentence.

• Indent

• Capitalize

• Underline

• Delete

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is written correctly?

• "Who wants the last piece of apple pie?" asked grandma.

• "Who wants the last piece of apple pie?" Asked grandma.

• "Who wants the last piece of apple pie"? asked grandma.

Multiple Choice

What is the correct edit?
The game unfortunately went into overtime

• The game unfortunately went into overtime.
• The game, unfortunately went into overtime.
• The game, unfortunately, went into overtime.
• The game unfortunately, went into overtime.

Multiple Choice

What is the correct edit for this sentence?
James the paperboy arrived early this morning

• James the paperboy arrived early this morning.
• James, the paperboy arrived early this morning.
• James, the paperboy, arrived early this morning.
• James, the paperboy arrived, early this morning.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences is capitalized correctly?

• My aunt melanie loves to visit Austin, Texas.

• My aunt Melanie loves to visit Austin, Texas

• My Aunt Melanie loves to visit austin, Texas

• My Aunt Melanie loves to visit Austin, Texas.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is written correctly?

• It rained a lot in March.
• Barbara knows how to speak chinese.
• The Dog swam in lake pleasant. 
• The children picked up Trash on the field. 

STAAR PREP - DIGITAL TESTING TOOLS (Set #1)

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STAAR Digital Testing Tools - Day 1

• This year, students will take the STAAR Writing, Math, and Reading tests online.

• Students will have access to multiple tools to help them during the test taking process.

Digital Tools - Set 1

These tools are designed to help students as they take their STAAR tests starting in April. Today, we will begin learning the first two sets of tools, and practice identifying them.

Next, Back, Review/End

• The > (Next) button - Move forward to the next question on the test.

• The < (Back) button - Move backward to a test question you have already worked on.

• The Review/End button - Review your test questions and answers once you have finished. You can identify any questions you may have skipped!

Multiple Choice

Which tool allows you to move backward through the test to access a question you have already worked on?

• Next

• Back

• Review/End

Multiple Choice

Which button allows you to review questions you have completed, identify any skipped questions, and end the test?

• Next

• Back

• Review/End

Multiple Choice

Which button allows you to move forward to the next question?

• Next

• Back

• Review/End

Mark for Review, Pause, Logout

• Mark for Review button - Flag a question to review later. If you are struggling with a question and need to come back to it, this tool will flag the question so you can find it later.

• Pause button - Use pause to stop your test for short breaks. Your work will be saved.

• Logout button - This will stop your test for long breaks.

Multiple Choice

Which button allows you to stop your test for long breaks? It will also allow you to return to the same spot when you log back in?

• Mark for Review

• Pause

• Logout

Multiple Choice

Which button allows you to flag a question you need to review later?

• Mark for Review

• Pause

• Logout

Multiple Choice

Which button allows you to stop your test for short breaks, but will return you to the same question when you log back in?

• Mark for Review

• Pause

• Logout

Help, Highlight/Erase Highlight, Pencil

• Help button - Click "Help" to remind you how to use the tools.

• Highlight/Erase Highlights button - Use this tool to highlight important words or numbers. You can also erase highlighted text if needed.

• Pencil button - Use to make marks on the screen.

Multiple Choice

Which button allows you to highlight important words or numbers, but will also allow you to erase highlighted sections?

• Help

• Highlight/Erase Highlights

• Pencil

Multiple Choice

Which button allows you to make marks on the screen?

• Help

• Highlight/Erase Highlights

• Pencil

Multiple Choice

Which button reminds you how to use the online tools?

• Help

• Highlight/Erase Highlights

• Pencil

Eliminator, Clear, Notepad

• Eliminator button - Use to cross out answer choices that you think are not correct.

• Clear button - Removes all marks you have made to the test question.

• Notepad button - Allows you to take notes on each question.

Multiple Choice

Which button allows you to take notes on each question?

• Eliminator

• Clear

• Notepad

Multiple Choice

Which button allows you to cross out answer choices you believe are not correct?

• Eliminator

• Clear

• Notepad

Multiple Choice

Which button allows you to remove all marks you have made to the test question?

• Eliminator

• Clear

• Notepad

Writing Tools, American Sign Language, Dictionary

• Writing Tool button - Allows you to format the text you entered.

• ASL Video button - Allows students to view a signed video (American Sign Language) of the text questions/answer choices.

• Dictionary button - Allows you to look up definitions of specific words.

Multiple Choice

Which button allows you to view ASL signed videos of the questions and answer choices?

• Writing Tools

• ASL

• Dictionary

Multiple Choice

Which button gives you a series of tools to format the text you have entered?

• Writing Tools

• Dictionary

Multiple Choice

Which tool allows you to look up the definition of a specific word in a question or passage?

• Writing Tools

• Dictionary

Poll

How confident are you about using these digital testing tools for STAAR?

• I am super confident!

• I think I am familiar with the tools, but need more practice.

• I'm going to need to go over these buttons several more times!

STAAR PREP - DIGITAL TESTING TOOLS (Set #1)

​

STAAR Digital Testing Tools - Day 1

• This year, students will take the STAAR Writing, Math, and Reading tests online.

• Students will have access to multiple tools to help them during the test taking process.

Digital Tools - Set 1

These tools are designed to help students as they take their STAAR tests starting in April. Today, we will begin learning the first two sets of tools, and practice identifying them.

Next, Back, Review/End

• The > (Next) button - Move forward to the next question on the test.

• The < (Back) button - Move backward to a test question you have already worked on.

• The Review/End button - Review your test questions and answers once you have finished. You can identify any questions you may have skipped!

Multiple Choice

Which tool allows you to move backward through the test to access a question you have already worked on?

• Next

• Back

• Review/End

Multiple Choice

Which button allows you to review questions you have completed, identify any skipped questions, and end the test?

• Next

• Back

• Review/End

Multiple Choice

Which button allows you to move forward to the next question?

• Next

• Back

• Review/End

Mark for Review, Pause, Logout

• Mark for Review button - Flag a question to review later. If you are struggling with a question and need to come back to it, this tool will flag the question so you can find it later.

• Pause button - Use pause to stop your test for short breaks. Your work will be saved.

• Logout button - This will stop your test for long breaks.

Multiple Choice

Which button allows you to stop your test for long breaks? It will also allow you to return to the same spot when you log back in?

• Mark for Review

• Pause

• Logout

Multiple Choice

Which button allows you to flag a question you need to review later?

• Mark for Review

• Pause

• Logout

Multiple Choice

Which button allows you to stop your test for short breaks, but will return you to the same question when you log back in?

• Mark for Review

• Pause

• Logout

Help, Highlight/Erase Highlight, Pencil

• Help button - Click "Help" to remind you how to use the tools.

• Highlight/Erase Highlights button - Use this tool to highlight important words or numbers. You can also erase highlighted text if needed.

• Pencil button - Use to make marks on the screen.

Multiple Choice

Which button allows you to highlight important words or numbers, but will also allow you to erase highlighted sections?

• Help

• Highlight/Erase Highlights

• Pencil

Multiple Choice

Which button allows you to make marks on the screen?

• Help

• Highlight/Erase Highlights

• Pencil

Multiple Choice

Which button reminds you how to use the online tools?

• Help

• Highlight/Erase Highlights

• Pencil

Eliminator, Clear, Notepad

• Eliminator button - Use to cross out answer choices that you think are not correct.

• Clear button - Removes all marks you have made to the test question.

• Notepad button - Allows you to take notes on each question.

Multiple Choice

Which button allows you to take notes on each question?

• Eliminator

• Clear

• Notepad

Multiple Choice

Which button allows you to cross out answer choices you believe are not correct?

• Eliminator

• Clear

• Notepad

Multiple Choice

Which button allows you to remove all marks you have made to the test question?

• Eliminator

• Clear

• Notepad

Writing Tools, American Sign Language, Dictionary

• Writing Tool button - Allows you to format the text you entered.

• ASL Video button - Allows students to view a signed video (American Sign Language) of the text questions/answer choices.

• Dictionary button - Allows you to look up definitions of specific words.

Multiple Choice

Which button allows you to view ASL signed videos of the questions and answer choices?

• Writing Tools

• ASL

• Dictionary

Multiple Choice

Which button gives you a series of tools to format the text you have entered?

• Writing Tools

• Dictionary

Multiple Choice

Which tool allows you to look up the definition of a specific word in a question or passage?

• Writing Tools

• Dictionary

Poll

How confident are you about using these digital testing tools for STAAR?

• I am super confident!

• I think I am familiar with the tools, but need more practice.

• I'm going to need to go over these buttons several more times!

Grammar Practice

Read the slides and then answer the questions after! The students with averages higher than 80% will earn 2 dojo points!

Types of Sentences

There are four different types of sentences.

Review the four types of sentences to prepare for the questions.

Multiple Choice

What type of sentence is in the picture?

Click on it to make it larger.

• interrogative

• declarative

• exclamatory

• imperative

Multiple Choice

What type of sentence is in the picture?

Click on it to make it larger.

• interrogative

• declarative

• exclamatory

• imperative

Multiple Choice

What type of sentence is in the picture?

Click on it to make it larger.

• interrogative

• declarative

• exclamatory

• imperative

Subject and Predicate

The subject is who the sentence is about.

The predicate is what the subject is doing.

Review the anchor chart to prepare for the questions.

Multiple Choice

Who is the subject in the picture?

Click on it to make it larger.

• Shelly

• teacher

• class

• skittles

Multiple Choice

What is the predicate in the picture?

Click on it to make it larger.

• walked swiftly to school to deliver his valentines to his friends

• Johnny

• valentines

• friends

Multiple Choice

Who is the subject in the picture?

Click on it to make it larger.

• movies

• Saturday

• Jonathon

• went

Multiple Choice

What is the predicate in the picture?

Click on it to make it larger.

• Tamyra

• Michelle

• Kaley

• going to celebrate

Verb Tense

Past Tense - already happened

Present Tense - currently happening

Future Tense - will happen

Fill in the Blanks

Parts of Speech

You need to know the following:

Nouns

Verbs

Adjectives

Adverbs

Conjunctions

Multiple Choice

What is the adverb in the sentence in the image?

• kelsey

• smiled

• sweetly

• received

Multiple Choice

What is the conjunction in the sentence in the image?

• but

• so

• for

• and

Multiple Choice

What is the adjective in the sentence in the image?

• Sara

• created

• fabulous

• card

Multiple Choice

What is the adjective in the sentence in the image?

• Cara

• shiny

• valentine

• when

Multiple Choice

What is the adjective in the sentence in the image?

• sweet

• friend

• Janey's

• chocolate

Multiple Select

Select all the nouns from the sentence in the image.

• Ms. Nancy

• received

• fancy

• card

• Sean

Multiple Choice

What is the verb from the sentence in the image?

• mom

• always

• gives

• chocolates

Multiple Choice

What is the verb from the sentence in the image?

• drew

• boys

• pink

• heart

1st 6 Weeks Grammar Review

Writing

Commonly Misused Words

• Your-Shows Ownership

• You're-You are

• There-Shows location

• Their-Shows ownership (Belong to them)

• They're-They are

Commonly Misused Words

• to-In the direction of

• too- a lot or also

• two-the number 2

• then-at that time

• than-compares two things

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank with the correct word.

The students really love _______ teacher this year.

• there

• they're

• their

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank with the correct word.

______ the best friend anyone could ask for.

• Your

• You're

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank with the correct word.

I would rather have a burger ________ a salad right now.

• then

• than

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank with the correct word.

I love _______ new house. It is beautiful.

• your

• you're

Quotation Marks for Dialogue

• Quotation marks come in pairs (" ")

• They are used to show someone is speaking.

• The first word in a quote should always be capitalized.

• Example: The teacher announced, "Be sure to check your answers before you turn in your test."

• Notice there is one set of quotation marks at the beginning and one at the end of the words the teacher said.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following quotes is written correctly? Pay close attention to the punctuation marks!

• The students stated, "we will try our best?"

• The students stated, "We will try our best!"

Multiple Choice

Which of the following quotes is written correctly? Pay close attention to the punctuation marks!

• My mom demanded, "Clean your room

• My mom demanded, "Clean your room!"

Pronouns and Antecedents

• Remember pronouns and antecedents MUST agree!

• Example: The students were taking a test today. It was a bit nervous before they started.

• It cannot be the correct answer because they are referring to the students being nervous, so the pronoun should be They.

• Correction: The students were taking a test today. They were a bit nervous before they started.

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank with the correct word.

The boys were at the park. ______ were playing races.

• He

• Them

• They

• It

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank with the correct word.

My friends and I went shopping at the mall. _____ didn't buy anything because everything was too expensive.

• Us

• Them

• We

• It

How are apostrophes ( ' ) used?

• To show ownership

• Example: Jaden's pencil means that the pencil belongs to Jaden

• Example: Jordan's car means the car belongs to Jordan

How are apostrophes ( ' ) used?

• To form contractions

• It's=it is

• Don't=do not

• I've=I have

• Shouldn't=Should not

• Couldn't=Could Not

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank with the correct word.

_______ mom is very sweet!

• Sarahs

• Sarah's

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank with the correct word.

My ______ sister is a doctor.

• friends

• friend's

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank with the correct word.

_____ been my friend for years.

• Hes

• He's

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank with the correct word.

_____ been friends for five years.

• Us

• We've

Kickstarter: Grammar Review (Verbs)

by Quanita Joseph

​Review Week

I can explain what an action verb is and identify the verb in a sentence.

Let's Practice!​

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Multiple Choice

Grandma and grandpa are ______.

• reading

• swimming

• dancing

• singing

Multiple Choice

Sam and Josh are going to ___ in a race.

• run

• drink

• sleep

• cut

Multiple Choice

We go ________ in the beach during summer.

• running

• swimming

• dancing

• climbing

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the Blanks

Multiple Choice

• dance

• play

• jump

• watch

Multiple Choice

• walk

• dance

• run

• listen

Multiple Choice

What is the verb in the sentence below?
Phillip reads a few pages everyday.

• Phillip
• reads
• pages
• every

Multiple Choice

What is the verb in the sentence below?
Haley climbed the mountain on Friday.

• Haley
• Friday
• climbed
• the mountain

Multiple Choice

What is the verb in the sentence below?
Percy collected many  fine seashells.

• many
• Percy
• collected
• seashells

Multiple Choice

What is the verb in the sentence below?

Harriet taught the class about training the dogs.

• Harriet
• taught
• the class
• training

Multiple Choice

What is the verb in the sentence below?
Simon argued with everyone today.

• today
• Simon
• argued
• everyone

Let's D​o Some More Practice!

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