Modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb

A person, place, thing or idea

Modifies a noun or a pronoun

Shows action or state of being

A word that shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and some other word or words in a sentence

Joins together words, phrases, or clauses

Takes the place of a noun

What type of noun is the underlined word?

It was my dream to win the lottery.

What type of noun is the underlined word?

School will resume in September.

What type of noun is the underlined word?

George washed his car in the driveway.

What type of noun is the underlined word?

The caterpillar turned into a beautiful butterfly.

What type of noun is the underlined word?

Many students from IHM live in Philadelphia.

What type of noun is the underlined word?

Teachers need a lot of patience, especially towards the end of the year.

What type of noun is the underlined word?

The class will be together again in the fall.

What type of noun is the underlined word?

The silence in the classroom was much appreciated by the tired teacher.

Identify the simple subject of the sentence.

The students will compete in the relay race.

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The novel was interesting to the class.

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My dogs enjoyed the long car ride to the beach.

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Principal Lowry worked for the Phillies.

Identify the simple predicate of the sentence.

The students will complete a math worksheet.

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The summer reading book was interesting to read.

Identify the simple predicate of the sentence.

Principal Lowry worked for the Phillies.

What tense is the underlined verb?

Jillian thought about going to the store.

What tense is the underlined verb?

Leah will go to the movies if it's not closed.

Lucas knew the answers for his grammar final.

What tense is the underlined verb?

The librarian knows where the books are.

What tense is the underlined verb?

Vince hit a grand slam at his game.

Choose the correct pronoun to fit the sentence.

May ____________ please clean up the classroom?

Choose the correct pronoun to fit the sentence.

Avery likes __________ much better.

Choose the verb that agrees with the subject.

All of my students ____________ that I love coffee.

Choose the verb that agrees with the subject.

Joey and his friends ________________ playing at the field.

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Either you or I _________________ to the movies.

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Andrew and Ryan ___________ football during recess.

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Carla _________ the bus home from the store.

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Tricia and Kristen _____________ to the bus stop.

Choose the verb that agrees with the subject.

Megan _____________ a twin sister named Maggie.

Choose the verb that agrees with the subject.

Teddy _______________ soccer throughout the year.

Identify each verb as either action or linking.

Mike has a younger sister.

Identify each verb as either action or linking.

Kelly sang for her audition for American Idol.

Identify each verb as either action or linking.

Louis felt nervous before his track meet.

Identify each verb as either action or linking.

Valerie has been to the zoo before.

Select which word the underlined adverb is modifying.

Hunter hit the ball fiercely and won the game.

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Kyle studied yesterday for his grammar final.

Select which word the underlined adverb is modifying.

Ella played quietly in her playroom after dinner.

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His funny joke kept me laughing all day.

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The Caesar salad that we ate for lunch was delicious.

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The water inside the swimming pool was freezing!

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Mary enjoyed the lazy days of the weekend.

Identify the prepositional phrase in the sentence.

Please plant the flowers in the garden.

Identify the prepositional phrase in the sentence.

Look under the couch for the remote control.

Identify the prepositional phrase in the sentence.

Look both ways before you go across the street.

Identify the prepositional phrase in the sentence.

William went to school in Boston.

Identify the prepositional phrase in the sentence.

Look between the pagesfor your missing bookmark.

True or False: The sentence is punctuated correctly.

Ms. Samarcos class is down the hallway.

True or False: The sentence is punctuated correctly.

If I had known about the party, I wouldv'e come.

True or False: The sentence is punctuated correctly.

The three countries I've been to: United States, Mexico, and Ireland.

True or False: The sentence is punctuated correctly.

The DJ played all different types of music rap, country, and R&B.

True or False: The sentence is punctuated correctly.

My favorite hobbies are playing volleyball crafting and reading mysteries.

True or False: The sentence is punctuated correctly.

Jeff said, "I would love to go to the movies with you."

True or False: The sentence is punctuated correctly.

Dinner was going to be my favorite -- pasta!

True or False: The sentence is punctuated correctly.

There are sixty two more days of school left.

True or False: The sentence is punctuated correctly.

Have you ever been to the aquarium? asked the bus driver.

True or False: The sentence is punctuated correctly.

The schools policy on cell phones is fair.

True or False: The sentence is punctuated correctly.

Because you are tired, you should probably take a nap.

True or False: The sentence is punctuated correctly.

I wanted to go to the baseball field with my friends but I had to study for my finals.

True or False: The sentence is punctuated correctly.

Please make sure you buy paint the washable kind and crayons for school.

Identify the future perfect form of the verb "jump"

Identify the present perfect form of the verb "carry"

Identify the past perfect form of the verb "talk"

Identify the present perfect form of the verb "study"

Identify the part of speech of the underlined word.

Miss Kapuscinski often gives us extra recess.

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Miss Kapuscinski often gives us extra recess.

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Miss Kapuscinski often gives us extra recess.

Identify the part of speech of the underlined word.

Miss Kapuscinski often gives us extra recess.

Identify the part of speech of the underlined word.

Yay! School is out for the summer.

Identify the part of speech of the underlined word.

Yay! School is out for the summer.

Identify the part of speech of the underlined word.

Yay! School is out for the summer.