Worksheets5th Grade- Unit 2 Grammar Review
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
A Plural Noun is...
More than one person, place or thing.
a noun with many friends.
shows action
a directional word
An Irregular plural noun...
names more than one linking or helping verb.
names more than prepositional phrase.
more than one person, place or thing that does not follow a pattern.
more than one helping or linking verb that makes no sense.
Possessive nouns...
show ownership
is possessed and evil
possesses a noun, verb or other adjective
is stingy
Singular possessive noun
is single and looking for a mate
has a possessive personality
is one person, place or thing that has or owns something
a pronoun that owns something
plural possessive nouns...
more than one person, place or thing that owns something
more than one puppy, penguin, or turtle that owns a village
a verb phrase that owns a noun
more that one pronoun that owns other nouns
An action verb...
shows action and gives directions
tells what the subject does
tells what the object does
is the boss of all other verbs
Linking verbs...
links or joins the subject with the prepositional phrases
links or joins the verbs together
links or joins the words from the subject to words in the predicate
links or joins two adjectives with two adverbs
The main verb...
names the action
helps the other verbs
is the boss of all verbs
describes the adverb
The helping verb...
helps all the other verbs get along
helps the noun describe the other nouns in the sentence
helps the helpless
helps tell the time of the action
Subject verb agreement is when...
the subject and the verb agree or work together
the subject does not argue with the predicate
the subject helps the verb behave in the sentence
you don't sound like you're uneducated
The following is an example of a plural noun:
fox/foxes
horse/horses
bush/bushes
all the above
True or False? If a noun ends in a consonant and a /y/, change the /y/ to /i/ and add /es/?
True
False
An example of an Irregular plural noun is:
bushes
countries
feet
churches
To make a singular possessive noun show possession...
add an apostrophe (') and then an (s)
add an apostrophe (') after the (s)
do not add an apostrophe, just change the verb
add an apostrophe (') then an es.
To make a plural possessive noun that ends in (s) show possession...
add an apostrophe (') and then an (s).
put an apostrophe (') AFTER the (s).
don't use an apostrophe ('), just draw an arrow
add (es) to the end of the word
What do you do when you want to show possession of a plural noun that does not end in an (s)?
Rewrite the sentence.
add an apostrophe (') and then an (s).
Drop the (s) and add es.
Add an (s) anyway.
Find the verb and identify the type of verb in the following sentence:
The little boy seemed very happy.
little boy seemed- action verb
seemed- action
seemed very-linking
seemed- linking
Which of the following can be linking verbs?
skipped
appeared
cried
sad
What is the verb phrase in the following sentence?
I would like to take your class.
I would
would
like to take
would like
In the following sentence identify the linking verb.
I am studying for my math test.
am studying
studying
am
for
What is the verb phrase in the following sentence?
We will be studying for the math test today.
we will be
will be
will be studying
studying for math
Subject Verb Agreement
Athletic gear and equipment becomes expensive as you grow older.
Athletic gear and equipment become expensive as you grow older.
gear
none of the above
Children's
singular possessive
plural possessive
Irregular plural
adverb
How would you change (MEN) to plural possessive?
add s'
add 's
change men to mans
choose a different word.
What changes should be made to the following sentence?
The cats slept on the couch.
capitalize (cats)
change cats to cat's
change cats to cats'
make no change
What changes should be made in the following sentence?
The survivors groups gathered in the atrium.
survivors'
group's
Survivors
Make no change
