Words that take the place of nouns.

Words that denote actions or connects ideas in sentences.

Refers to the NUMBER of nouns. (Choose 2)

Pronouns found before the verb in the sentence.

Pronouns found after the verb in the sentence.

What kind of verb denotes action?

What kind of verb is perceived by the senses?

What kind of verb is talks about the state of being or connects ideas in sentences?

What kind of verb comes in a verb phrase with an action noun ending in -ing?

Select all the subject pronouns. (Choose 3)

Select all the object pronouns. (Choose 3)

Which tense refers to actions repeated habitually?

Which tense refers to actions done in the past?

Pronouns that tell about ownership.

Words that describe nouns and pronouns.

BE VERBS

ACTION VERBS

HELPING VERBS

SENSORY VERBS

The comparison of adjectives that shows no comparison.

The comparison of adjectives that shows comparison between 2 nouns.

The comparison of adjectives that shows comparison between a noun and a group.

Which adjective category describes the number, ownership, order, or distance?

Which adjective category describes the traits or characters of a noun that may be true for some but not for all?

Which adjective category describes how big or small, long or short a noun is?

Which adjective category describes the general form of a noun?

Which adjective category describes the state of being of a noun?

Which adjective category describes how young or old a noun is?

Which adjective category describes the color of a noun?

Which adjective category describes where a noun comes from or what it is made out of?

Which adjective category do nouns and verbs functioning as a describing word belong to?

Which verb tense is used for on going actions?

Which verb tense is used for simple actions?

Which verb tense is used for actions on going in the past?

Which verb tense is used for actions on going in the present?

Which verb tense is used for actions on going in the future?

Which tense refers to actions that are yet to happen?

What do you call the noun being referred to or replaced by the pronoun?

What do you call verbs or actions that work like a noun in sentences?

Words that describe verbs and adjectives.

Adverbs that answer the question when.

Adverbs that answer the question where.

Adverbs that answer the question how.

Adverbs that answer the question how often.

Words that denote location, time, and movement

Prepositions that tell about specific time.

Prepositions that tell about holidays, and specific days or dates.

Prepositions that tell about days, months, years, or parts of the day.

What kind of prepositions are the following?

across, over, through, towards

What kind of prepositions are the following?

inside, outside, under, beside

What kind of prepositions are the following?

in, on, at

Sentences that tells information.

Sentences that asks questions.

Sentences that gives a command or a request.

Sentences that expresses a strong feeling.

A declarative sentence ends with this punctuation mark.

An interrogative sentence ends with this punctuation mark.

An exclamatory sentence ends with this punctuation mark.

An imperative sentence ends with this punctuation mark.

The skill of making guesses based on the actions or the situations of the character.

The skill of reading into the character's situation to further understand the story.

What do you call clauses that can stand alone?

What do you call clauses that cannot stand alone?

What do you call this kind of subject:

My mother

What do you call this kind of subject:

My mother and father

What do you call this kind of predicate:

goes to work everyday

What do you call this kind of predicate:

goes and works hard everyday

Which subject-predicate combination is this:

I want to travel the world.

Which subject-predicate combination is this:

I want to travel and explore the world.

Which subject-predicate combination is this:

My family and I want to travel the world.

Which subject-predicate combination is this:

My family and I want to travel and explore the world.

What kind of sentence is this:

The Earth revolves around the sun.

What kind of sentence is this:

The Earth revolves around the sun, so we have day and night.

What kind of sentence is this:

The Earth revolves around the sun while it's spinning on its own.

What kind of sentence is this:

The Earth revolves around the sun while it's spinning on its own, and this gives up our days, nights, and years.

What kind of sentence consist of 1 independent clause?

What kind of sentence consist of 2 independent clauses connected by a coordinating conjunction?

What kind of sentence consist of 1 dependent and 1 independent clauses connected by a subordinating conjunction?

What kind of sentence consist of 2 independent connected by a coordinating conjunction and 1 or more dependent clauses connected by a subordinating conjunction?

What do you call conjunctions that connect 2 independent clauses?

What do you call conjunctions that connect dependent to independent clauses?

What kind of conjunctions are these:

for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so

What kind of conjunctions are these:

until, although, since, because, when, before, whenever

What do you call verbs that change its spelling when turned into past tense?

What do you call words that are put together to form a shorter word?

What do you call the process of reviewing your essay to check for mistakes?

What do you put in place of letters removed in contractions?

Which punctuation mark do you use to separate ideas in sentences?

What do you call words that transitions your ideas smoothly onto the next idea?

Which is an example of a subject pronoun?

Which is an example of a object pronoun?

Which is an example of a possessive pronoun?

which demonstrative pronoun refers to SINGULAR nouns that are NEAR the speaker?

which demonstrative pronoun refers to SINGULAR nouns that are FAR the speaker?

which demonstrative pronoun refers to PLURAL nouns that are FAR the speaker?

which demonstrative pronoun refers to PLURAL nouns that are NEAR the speaker?

Which of the following is an interrogative pronoun?

Which reflexive pronoun pairs with the subject pronoun THEY?

Which of the following is not a RELATIVE pronoun?

Which reciprocal pronoun is used for TWO people?

Which reciprocal pronoun is used for MORE THAN TWO people?

Which of the following is a singular indefinite pronoun?

Which of the following is a plural indefinite pronoun?

Adverbs that describe how much or how little the verb or adjective is?