English grammar

Multiple Choice

What is a verb to be?

• A

• B

• C

• D

Open Ended

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​Adjectives and adverbs

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Adjectives describe people or things.

Adverbs describe verbs.

Multiple Select

Select all the adjectives.

(REMEMBER: adjectives describe people or things.)

• tall

• red

• run

• is/are

• tired

Multiple Choice

In the sentence "The girl speaks loudly."

The word loudly is...

• adjective

• adverb

Multiple Choice

In the sentence "She always wears a dress." The word always is...

• adjective

• adverb

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjectivein the sentence below:

Margot wore a beautiful hat to the contest.

(REMEMBER: adjectives describe people or things.)

• Margot

• hat

• beautiful

• wore

Multiple Choice

Identify the adjective:

It is a big bag.

(REMEMBER: adjectives describe people or things.)

• It

• is

• big

• bag

Multiple Choice

Select the adjective.

Charlie wanted to become a smart person.

(REMEMBER: adjectives describe people or things.)

• Charlie

• wanted

• smart

• person

Multiple Choice

Select the adverb.

Charlie answered the test questions badly.

(REMEMBER: Adverbs describe verbs.)

• Charlie

• answered

• test

• badly

Multiple Choice

Select all the adverb.

Brian left his friends quickly.

(REMEMBER: Adverbs describe verbs.)

• Brian

• left

• friends

• quickly

Multiple Choice

Take the medicine daily.

• Adjective

• Adverb

Multiple Choice

What is the adjective in the sentence?

The mother kissed her little baby.

(REMEMBER: adjectives describe people or things.)

• The
• mother
• kissed

• little

Match

Match the following:

Adjective

Adverb

Not an adverb

Not an adjective

(Noun)

• Adjective

• Adverb

• Not an adverb

  Not an adjective

  (Noun)

Match

Match the following

Adjective

Adverb

Not an adjective

Not an adverb

(Verb)

• Adjective

• Adverb

• Not an adjective

  Not an adverb

  (Verb)

Adjectives

​modify nouns

​chocolate

sugar

stale

fresh​

What kind?

​pink

smooth

beautiful

Which one?

​

​one, two, three, etc

all

several

a few

etc

How many?

​measurement

some

more

less​

How much?

Open Ended

Write one adjective about this flower.

Adjectives appear before nouns or after verbs that describe states of being (am, is, are, was, were).

Example: After the heavy rain, the roof was leaky.

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More than one adjective can come before a noun.

Example: Lane's grandfather worked long, hard hours as a talented, well-known sculptor.

Adjectives can be separated by the words and and or.

Example: Sonya was either too lazy or too tired to get up.

Example: We expected a clear, cold and breezy afternoon, but it was a warm and cloudy day instead.

Adjectives can come after the words am, is, are, was, and were.

Example: We were relieved to find Amina at home.

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: The cute, white, dog walked down the street.

• cute

• white

• cute and white

• walked

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: I carried the heavy books up the stairs.

• carried

• books

• heavy

• stairs

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: The beautiful, purple flowers grew in our yard.

• flowers

• beautiful

• beautiful, purple

• yard

Match

Match the adjectives to the pictures they describe.

cold

hot

colorful

loud

sharp

• cold

• hot

• colorful

• loud

• sharp

Multiple Choice

What are adjectives?

• Words that describe verbs.

• Words that describe nouns.

• A person, place, thing or idea.

• Words that are numbers.

Multiple Choice

Where do adjectives normally appear in a sentence?

• before nouns or after being verbs

• after nouns or before being verbs

• after verbs and before verbs

• the first word in a sentence

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: It was a bright and sunny day.

• day

• bright

• sunny

• bright, sunny

Poll

How do you feel about adjectives?

• I understand them now.

• I still don't understand them.

• I understand a little bit.

Adjectives

​modify nouns

​chocolate

sugar

stale

fresh​

What kind?

​pink

smooth

beautiful

Which one?

​

​one, two, three, etc

all

several

a few

etc

How many?

​measurement

some

more

less​

How much?

Open Ended

Write one adjective about this flower.

Adjectives appear before nouns or after verbs that describe states of being (am, is, are, was, were).

Example: After the heavy rain, the roof was leaky.

​

More than one adjective can come before a noun.

Example: Lane's grandfather worked long, hard hours as a talented, well-known sculptor.

Adjectives can be separated by the words and and or.

Example: Sonya was either too lazy or too tired to get up.

Example: We expected a clear, cold and breezy afternoon, but it was a warm and cloudy day instead.

Adjectives can come after the words am, is, are, was, and were.

Example: We were relieved to find Amina at home.

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: The cute, white, dog walked down the street.

• cute

• white

• cute and white

• walked

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: I carried the heavy books up the stairs.

• carried

• books

• heavy

• stairs

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: The beautiful, purple flowers grew in our yard.

• flowers

• beautiful

• beautiful, purple

• yard

Match

Match the adjectives to the pictures they describe.

cold

hot

colorful

loud

sharp

• cold

• hot

• colorful

• loud

• sharp

Multiple Choice

What are adjectives?

• Words that describe verbs.

• Words that describe nouns.

• A person, place, thing or idea.

• Words that are numbers.

Multiple Choice

Where do adjectives normally appear in a sentence?

• before nouns or after being verbs

• after nouns or before being verbs

• after verbs and before verbs

• the first word in a sentence

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: It was a bright and sunny day.

• day

• bright

• sunny

• bright, sunny

Poll

How do you feel about adjectives?

• I understand them now.

• I still don't understand them.

• I understand a little bit.

Adjectives

​modify nouns

​chocolate

sugar

stale

fresh​

What kind?

​pink

smooth

beautiful

Which one?

​

​one, two, three, etc

all

several

a few

etc

How many?

​measurement

some

more

less​

How much?

Open Ended

Write one adjective about this flower.

Adjectives appear before nouns or after verbs that describe states of being (am, is, are, was, were).

Example: After the heavy rain, the roof was leaky.

​

More than one adjective can come before a noun.

Example: Lane's grandfather worked long, hard hours as a talented, well-known sculptor.

Adjectives can be separated by the words and and or.

Example: Sonya was either too lazy or too tired to get up.

Example: We expected a clear, cold and breezy afternoon, but it was a warm and cloudy day instead.

Adjectives can come after the words am, is, are, was, and were.

Example: We were relieved to find Amina at home.

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: The cute, white, dog walked down the street.

• cute

• white

• cute and white

• walked

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: I carried the heavy books up the stairs.

• carried

• books

• heavy

• stairs

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: The beautiful, purple flowers grew in our yard.

• flowers

• beautiful

• beautiful, purple

• yard

Match

Match the adjectives to the pictures they describe.

cold

hot

colorful

loud

sharp

• cold

• hot

• colorful

• loud

• sharp

Multiple Choice

What are adjectives?

• Words that describe verbs.

• Words that describe nouns.

• A person, place, thing or idea.

• Words that are numbers.

Multiple Choice

Where do adjectives normally appear in a sentence?

• before nouns or after being verbs

• after nouns or before being verbs

• after verbs and before verbs

• the first word in a sentence

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: It was a bright and sunny day.

• day

• bright

• sunny

• bright, sunny

Poll

How do you feel about adjectives?

• I understand them now.

• I still don't understand them.

• I understand a little bit.

Multiple Choice

(you) ________ car is new.

• His

• Your

• My

Multiple Choice

(Jasmine) ____ house is very nice.

• His

• Her

• Ist

Multiple Choice

(your brother) ____ hair is long.

• His

• Your

• Her

Multiple Choice

(he and Mary) ____ garden is beautiful.

• Our

• Their

• Our

Multiple Choice

(the bike) ____ wheels are big.

• Its

• His

• Your

Multiple Choice

(Justine and I) ____ village is small.

• Their

• Our

• My

Multiple Choice

(the boys) ____ father is rich.

• Your

• Their

• His

Multiple Choice

(my dog) ____ tail is very long.

• Her

• His

• Ist

Multiple Choice

(we) ____ friends live in Lugo.

• Our

• Your

• Their

Multiple Choice

(the girl) ____ shoes are expensive.

• His

• Her

• Its

Multiple Choice

_______ boyfriend is tall.

• His

• Her

• Your

Multiple Choice

What is a verb to be?

• A

• B

• C

• D

Open Ended

Do you agree....why?

ADJECTIVES

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Multiple Choice

BIG

• FAST

• SMALL

Multiple Choice

OLD

• NEW

• BIG

Multiple Choice

SLOW

• OLD

• FAST

Multiple Choice

EXPENSIVE

• CHEAP

• NEW

Multiple Choice

BAD

• GOOD

• CHEAP

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Elige el significado correcto

Multiple Choice

BIG

• PEQUEÑO

• GRANDE

Multiple Choice

OLD

• NUEVO

• VIEJO

Multiple Choice

FAST

• RÁPIDO

• LENTO

Multiple Choice

LONG

• EXTENSO

• CORTO

Multiple Choice

SLOW

• RÁPIDO

• LENTO

Multiple Choice

TALL

• GRANDE

• ALTO

Multiple Choice

EXPENSIVE

• BARATO

• CARO