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Total questions: 183
Worksheet time: 6hrs 4mins
An adjective is a word that describes a _____________.
verb
action
noun
Which word is the adjective in this sentence?
The nest is near a beautiful lake.
beautiful
lake
near
An adjective can tell what kind and ____________.
how many
plural
what kind
Which word is the adjective in the sentence?
Many ducks live in Averill Park.
Averill Park
ducks
many
Fill in the blank with the best adjective.
They eat insects and ____________ plants.
small
the
eating
Fill in the blank with your own adjective.
We walked down the ______________ path along the pond.
Which word is the adverb?
The boy kicked the big ball quickly down the field.
boy
kicked
quickly
Which word is the adjective?
The boy kicked the big ball quickly down the field.
boy
kicked
big
Which word is the adverb?
The boy lightly tossed the red Frisbee to the girl.
boy
lightly
Frisbee
Which word is the adjective?
The boy lightly tossed the red Frisbee to the girl.
boy
tossed
red
Which word is the adverb?
We yelled loudly for the green team.
yelled
loudly
team
Which word is the adjective?
We yelled loudly for the green team.
yelled
green
team
Which word is the adverb?
She sat quietly in the purple chair.
chair
quietly
purple
Which word is the adjective?
She sat quietly in the purple chair.
sat
purple
chair
Which word is the adverb?
He held the little cookies tightly in his hands.
cookies
tightly
hands
Which word is the adjective?
He held the little cookies tightly in his hands.
cookies
hands
little
Which word is the adverb?
We walked slowly down the long hall.
walked
slowly
hall
Which word is the adjective?
We walked slowly down the long hall.
walked
long
hall
Which word is the adverb?
We quickly crossed the wide street.
crossed
street
quickly
Which word is the adverb?
The yellow bug flew gently through the sky.
bug
flew
gently
Which word is the adjective?
The yellow bug flew gently through the sky.
yellow
bug
sky
Which word is the adverb?
I carefully touched the hot cake.
carefully
touched
cake
Which word is the adjective?
I carefully touched the hot cake.
touched
hot
cake
Which word is the adverb?
The girl quietly sang the loud song.
girl
quietly
sang
The brown dog ate his dinner.
Maris quickly wrote her name on her paper.
Owen raised his hand quietly.
The fabulous students listened to their teacher.
Benny drove too fast around the bend
Adjective
Adverb
Ethan is ____________ than Thanos.
more powerful
powerfuler
powerfulest
most powerful
I am __________ at video games than Uly.
skillfuler
less skillful
least skillful
skillfulest
Flash is the ______________ superhero, according to Gavin.
most fast
faster
least fast
fastest
Malorie is ___________ than Ms. Ivey.
stronger
more strong
less strong
strongest
Vivi rides horses ___________ than anyone she know.
more long
longest
longer
less long
What word compares two actions?
loudly
nearest
cleverly
more powerfully
My rabbit eats _____ than my pet turtle.
best
better
gooder
goodest
Use the correct form of the adverb.
Amy arrived at the pool _____ than Ruth did.
later
latest
Use the correct form of the adverb.
Ben dives _______ than Amy's last teacher.
more skillfully
most skillfully
I would never touch a porcupine.
Correct
Incorrect
I won't never go to Brazil.
Correct
Incorrect
I cannot not play soccer very well.
Correct
Incorrect
I will never hurt someone.
Correct
Incorrect
We shouldn't not do homework every day.
Correct
Incorrect
They shouldn't play basketball inside the house.
Correct
Incorrect
You don't not swim very fast.
Correct
Incorrect
I don't not eat vegetables.
Correct
Incorrect
She doesn't like chocolate.
Correct
Incorrect
He doesn't not read books all days.
Correct
Incorrect
I haven´t eaten pizza with them.
Correct
Incorrect
She hasn´t not seen a dog in the park.
Correct
Incorrect
Mr. Fernández won´t let us alone.
Correct
Incorrect
I shouln't never listen to that song.
Correct
Incorrect
I won't move to New York.
Correct
Incorrect
There isn't anything underneath the wire.
There isn't nothing underneath the wire.
There wasn't nothing underneath the wire.
There shouldn't be nothing underneath the wire.
correct
Our friends at home hadn't no fun.
Our friends at home won't have no fun.
Our friends at home shouldn't have no fun.
Our friends at home had no fun.
Our friends at home hadn't never had fun.
You can't see no one in this crowd.
You don't see no one in this crowd.
You can't see anyone in this crowd.
Correct as is
You shouldn't see no one in this crowd.
My sister played basketball, but she doesn't no more.
My sister played basketball, but she don't no more.
My sister played basketball, but she doesn't no more.
My sister played basketball, but she won't no more.
My sister played basketball, but she doesn't any more.
Ms. Gill doesn't have _________ patience for interruptions.
no
any
I didn't see __________ in the gym at that time.
anybody
nobody
Until she took off her hat, there _________ no one who thought she would have purple hair!
was
wasn't
There ________ no excuse for that type of behavior.
is
isn't
Which sentence is correct?
We hadn't barely started the project when the teacher called us back to class.
We barely started the project when the teacher called us back to class.
Identify the preposition and the object of the preposition in the sentence:
I found the professor in the chemistry lab.
professor
in
lab
found
Identify the preposition and the object of the preposition in the sentence:
She parked her bike in front of the store.
in
front
of
store
The house _________ is haunted.
in this picture
after the test
to another bank
below the ocean floor
A prepositional phrase ALWAYS begins with a(n)
preposition
noun
verb
object of the preposition
A prepositional phrase ALWAYS ends with a(n)
preposition or verb
verbs or adverb
subject or predicate
noun or pronoun
What do all prepositional phrases have in common?
They all begin with prepositions
They all begin with adjectives
They all begin with adverbs
They all begin with nouns or pronouns
The United States is between Mexico and Canada.
We crept into the elevator after class ended.
The student leaned against his locker because he was waiting patiently.
The red lights above us were flashing brightly.
The house across the street has been sold.
Which word is NOT a preposition?
on
for
go
in
Which is the prepositional phrase?
on the window
on
Find all of the prepositions:
through
around
into
is
with
Which phrases below
are prepositional phrase?
at my house
with my mom
under
next to the table
under the house
Which word/phrase is a preposition:
The boy will ride into the city.
boy
will ride
into
city
Find the preposition in the sentence below.
They will be safe inside the house.
will
be
inside
house
Identify the prepositional phrase in the following sentence:
Mrs. Immordino put new white ghost lights on the tree.
put new white ghost lights
on the tree
Mrs. Immordino
white ghost lights
He always ___ along the beach.
walk
walks
walking
walked
The box of apples is on the porch.
The piano teacher played well.
The children (shares, share) their toys
shares
share
Here (is, are) the garden chairs for your party.
is
are
identify the phrase between verb in the sentence. The farmhouse including the tractor and a pick up was damaged by the storm.
including the tractor and pick up
the farmhouse
was
damaged by the storm
The girl like her elder sister has plump rosy cheeks.which is the phrase in between verb?
like her elder sister
has
rosy cheeks
the girl
Her computer plus her handbag was stolen from her car.identify the phrase between subject and verb.
plus her handbag
was stolen
her computer
from her car
John and Kate walked to the park.
John and Kate walked to the park.
The dog or the bird were bought.
Greg and Marty went to the movies with their girlfriends.
Thomas throws and catches baseballs for fun.
My friends and I went to the skate park after school.
Compound subject
Compound predicate/verb
Both
Neither
The city council met at six and voted on a new ordinance.
Compound subject
Compound predicate/verb
Both
Neither
Last week, my cousins and I drove up to the cabin and stayed the weekend.
Compound subject
Compound predicate/verb
Both
Neither
Hopefully the students will be successful on their test.
Compound subject
Compound predicate/verb
Both
Neither
I have to sweep, mop, and dust the room.
Compound subject
Compound predicate/verb
Both
Neither
The second largest continent and the most diverse one _____ Africa.
is
are
Both the east and west coastlines _____ smooth.
is
are
Determine the compound subject:
The students and parents visited the school today.
students, parents
students, school
parents, visited
the
Identify the compound subject:
The manager and the staff visited the site.
staff, visited
site, manager
manager, staff
visited, site
The compound subject will always be...
Verbs
Adjectives
None
Nouns
Along the rocks lay hundreds of mussels and clams.
Outside the window sat a hungry bird.
The stolen merchandise is here!
The lilacs in our backyard smell especially sweet this year.
I seldom leave my house so early.
They had met such rude people nowhere before.
In the line at the water fountain are six thirsty children.
Who is responsible for creating that computer virus?
Beyond the meadow flows a beautiful river.
Over the city floated a striped balloon.
What is an inverted sentence?
a sentence in which the verb comes before the subject
a sentence in which the subject comes before the verb
a sentence which begins with a dependent clause
a sentence that does not begin with a capital letter
The detective looked cautiously for the fingerprints.
A little love (goes, go) a long way.
go
goes
Our class (support, supports) each other.
support
supports
A million pesos (does, do) not equal happiness.
does
do
You (need, needs) to be disciplined to reach your goal.
need
needs
One-fourth of strength (come, comes) from self-determination.
come
comes
The committee (value, values) presence and punctuality in the assembly.
value
values
