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Worksheet time: 4hrs 27mins
noun
a person, place, or thing (cat, apple, doctor, school, child, etc.)
an action word (run, jump, blink, smile, breathe, etc.)
a describing word (small, fat, skinny, blue, silly, etc.)
more than one person, place, or thing; add -s or -es to the word (cat, apples, doctors, schools, children, etc.)
adjective
a describing word (small, fat, skinny, blue, silly, etc.)
an action word (run, jump, blink, smile, breathe, etc.)
a non-specific person, place, or thing (cat, apple, doctor, school, child, etc.)
more than one non-specific person, place, or thing; add -s or -es to the word (cat, apples, doctors, schools, children, etc.)
verb
an action word (run, jump, blink, smile, breathe, etc.)
a describing word (small, fat, skinny, blue, silly, etc.)
a non-specific person, place, or thing (cat, apple, doctor, school, child, etc.)
more than one non-specific person, place, or thing; add -s or -es to the word (cat, apples, doctors, schools, children, etc.)
plural noun
more than one person, place, or thing; add -s or -es to the word (cat, apples, doctors, schools, children, etc.)
a non-specific person, place, or thing (cat, apple, doctor, school, child, etc.)
a describing word (small, fat, skinny, blue, silly, etc.)
an action word (run, jump, blink, smile, breathe, etc.)
Which of the following words are an example of a verb?
scoot
red
store
horses
Which of the following words is an adjective?
slimy
hover
teacher
students
Which of the following words in a noun?
pickle
long
hop
lay
Which of the following words is a plural noun?
candies
dive
kick
strange
adverb
a word that describes an adjective or verb (quietly, bravely, happily)
a person, place, or thing (teacher, restaurant, chair, cat)
more than one person, place, or thing (teachers, restaurants, chairs, cats)
an action word (scoot, flip, breathe, sigh)
Which of the following words is an adverb?
quickly
cat
jump
write
I bought a BEAUTIFUL dress at the mall.
preposition
adjective
noun
What did SHE ask you to do?
conjunction
preposition
pronoun
I left my shoes UNDER the kitchen table.
adjective
preposition
pronoun
If we finish our work QUICKLY we can go to the movies.
adverb
conjunction
verb
On Saturdays I WORK from nine to five.
verb
preposition
adverb
I want to go to a UNIVERSITY in the United States.
adjective
preposition
noun
I'm sure I've MET your girlfriend before.
verb
preposition
interjection
WELL, I don't think I'll be home before 6.
interjection
preposition
noun
Andy knocked on the door BUT nobody answered.
adverb
adjective
conjunction
AFTER lunch let's go out for a coffee.
pronoun
preposition
verb
a person, place, thing or idea
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
a word that shows action, or links two parts of a sentence
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
a word that describes a noun. It usually comes before the noun
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
a word that describes verbs and adjectives. Usually ends in -ly and tells where, when or how
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
takes the place of a noun
pronoun
preposition
conjunction
interjection
shows direction, time, place and location; starts a phrase that gives extra information
pronoun
preposition
conjunction
interjection
shows strong emotion
pronoun
preposition
conjunction
interjection
joins words, phrases, and sentences
pronoun
preposition
conjunction
interjection
the words a, an, and the
noun
pronoun
preposition
article
Examples: dog, Mrs. Wham, desk, justice
verb
noun
article
conjunction
Examples: run, is, jump, climb, are, was, play, go
verb
adverb
preposition
interjection
Examples: pretty, friendly, kind, messy, four, few, purple, several
noun
adjective
article
conjunction
Examples: quickly, loudly, slowly, outside, tomorrow, yesterday
verb
adjective
adverb
article
Examples: they, he, she, we
noun
preposition
interjection
pronoun
Examples: for, above, below, in, at
noun
verb
preposition
interjection
Examples: Yes! Oh my gosh! Wow!
adjective
interjection
verb
preposition
Examples: and, or, but, nor, so, yet
adverb
pronoun
conjunction
article
This part of speech describes nouns or pronouns.
adverbs
adjectives
conjunctions
interjections
This part of speech includes people, places, things, or ideas.
nouns
pronouns
interjections
prepositions
This part of speech modifies a verb and often ends in “ly.”
adverb
adjective
noun
interjection
This part of speech is a type of adjective that modifies a noun and is used to reference a noun.
article
interjection
conjunction
adverb
This part of speech connects sentences
conjunction
verb
noun
preposition
This part of speech includes interrupting words
interjection
verb
noun
conjunctions
This part of speech can replace nouns
nouns
pronouns
verbs
adverbs
This part of speech that can tell where or when
preposition
conjunction
verb
noun
This part of speech expresses an action or a state of being.
verb
noun
adjective
pronoun
What words in the sentence below are verbs?
The balloon flew high in the sky and popped.
balloon, high
sky, popped
flew, popped
high, in
What words in the sentence below are nouns?
The balloon flew high in the sky and popped.
balloon, sky
flew, popped
high, in
sky, and
What word in the sentence below is a preposition?
The balloon flew high in the sky and popped.
the
flew
in
and
What word in the sentence below is a conjunction?
The balloon flew high in the sky and popped.
the
in
and
flew
What word in the sentence below is an adverb?
The balloon flew high in the sky and popped.
balloon
flew
high
popped
Which word is not a noun?
love
dog
sky
walk
Which word is not a verb?
run
sick
school
dance
Which word is not a conjunction?
and
but
so
under
Which word is not a preposition?
below
under
down
the
Part of speech that describes or modifies nouns and pronouns:
noun
pronoun
adverb
adjective
preposition
Words that replace nouns:
preposition
pronoun
adverb
interjection
noun
Modifies or describes verbs, adverbs, or adjectives:
noun
pronoun
adverb
adjective
verb
Joins words or phrases
conjunction
interjection
pronoun
preposition
Person, place, thing, or idea
pronoun
noun
preposition
adjective
verb
Shows "position" or relationship between things:
pronoun
noun
interjection
conjunction
preposition
HEY! where are you going? What is the word, "HEY!" in this sentence?
preposition
interjection
noun
verb
Action or state of being:
adjective
adverb
verb
preposition
noun
What is the PRONOUN in the following sentence?
Whenever she can, Paula wakes before sunrise.
Whenever
she
can
Paula
before
What is the NOUN in the following sentence:
Do you like hot, humid weather?
Do
you
hot
weather
What is a verb in the following sentence:
Trees take water in through their roots.
take
water
from
their
roots
What part of speech is the underlined word in the following sentence:
A tree is a living organism, but it looks dead in the winter.
preposition
pronoun
noun
conjunction
Identify the part of speech of underlined word.
Elizabeth went to an artist's studio.
pronoun
preposition
interjection
conjunction
Identify the part of speech of the underlined word:
She watched the artist carefully.
adjective
verb
adverb
noun
pronoun
Identify the part of speech of the underlined word:
Elizabeth started a pottery club at school.
verb
adverb
noun
pronoun
Identify the part of speech of the underlined word:
A different potter comes each week.
adverb
adjective
preposition
noun
pronoun
Identify the part of speech of the underlined words:
She slowly turns the heavy wheel with her foot.
prepositions
pronouns
nouns
adverbs
adjectives
Identify the part of speech of the underlined word:
Her fingers shape the clay.
noun
pronoun
verb
adverb
Identify the part of speech of the underlined word.
Hey! I'd like to learn to do that!
preposition
pronoun
adjective
interjection
Identify the part of speech of the underlined word:
The girl and her father take a pottery class together.
conjunction
preposition
pronoun
interjection
What is the past simple of PLAY?
Plaied
Played
Playd
Playing
What is the past simple of BE?
Was/were
Been
Beed
Bee
What is the past simple of BUY?
Buyed
Buied
Bought
Buying
What is the Past Simple of GO?
go
goed
gone
went
What is the Past Simple of SEE?
saw
seen
see
seed
What is the Past Simple of STOP?
Stoped
Stopped
Stoppt
Stopping
What is the Past Simple of TRY?
Tryed
Tryd
Tried
Trying
What is the past simple of LIVE?
Liveed
Livd
Lived
Living
What is the past simple of STAY?
Staied
Stayd
Staying
Stayed
What is the past simple of PREPARE?
Prepareed
Prepared
Prepard
Preparing
I __________ to Peter yesterday (talk)
talk
talked
talking
I _____________ to my favourite singer last night. (listen)
learnt
listen
listened
It ______ a perfect day. (be) I loved it.
was
were
I ________ to the beach last Saturday. (go)
goed
went
Emma ________ the local food at the restaurant (eat)
eated
ate
I _________ mom with the housework last weekend (help)
helped
helping
I _________ a romantic book last summer. (read)
read
red
ride
My brother ________ football yesterday afternoon (play)
plaied
played
We _______ our homework one hour ago. We can play now
did
do
I __________ a souvenir at the airport
buy
bought
I ______ in a big hotel last year
stayed
had
We ____________ camping last summer holiday.
didn't go
didn't went
Is this sentence active or passive?
The boy ran around the street.
Active
Passive
Is this sentence active or passive?
The job has been done.
Active
Passive
Is this sentence active or passive?
The letter was written by Jack
Active
Passive
Is this sentence active or passive?
The dog chased the ball.
Active
Passive
Which sentence Passive?
Alex sold the food.
The food was eaten by Alex.
Alex baked the cake.
Which sentence is Passive?
It was hard to do the work.
I finished the work.
The work is done already.
Which sentence is active?
I love my friends
My friends are loved by me.
My friend is loved by his teachers.
Which sentence is Passive?
Our goods have been supplied.
They supplied the goods early.
We manufactured the goods.
Which sentence is active?
The meeting was organised.
I heard someone talking.
A voice was heard.
When the subject is at the beginning of the sentence, which voice is it
Active
Passive
None of the above
Both
When the performer I of the main action is unknown, this is called _____
Active voice
Passive voice
Which of the voices can have “by” in the statement?
Active
Passive
The police arrested the thieves
Active
Passive
The performance was enjoyed by the parents.
Active
Passive
David painted the drawing.
Active
Passive
The exam was written by Ms.Laura
Passive
Active
They caught the Bad guys.
Passive
Active
The Thief was caught by the police man.
Active
Passive
Laura sang a song
Active
Passive
Choose the sentences that are active
She wrote the letter
The maids cooked the pie
The song was sang by the children
The little maid. Wrote a letter.
The pizza was (a) by the officer.
The uncle was enjoyed by the performance
Passive
Active
Sammy bought a new car yesterday.
Active
Passive
He was blown away by the wind.
Active
Passive
James was bitten by the dog.
Active
Passive
Joshua was punished by the teacher.
Active
Passive
Ben delivered the parcel.
Active
Passive
The cake has been baked by Lisa.
Active
Passive
Football will be played by Kofi.
Active
Passive
The information minister will meet the press at 10 am.
Active
Passive
Ms Ruby will print the papers for the exams.
Active
Passive
The cows will be milked by the farmer early tomorrow morning.
Active
Passive
The subject of a sentence is the person or thing performing the action.
True
False
The object of a sentence is not the receiver of the action.
True
False
The verb 'to be' in the present tense includes all of the following:
I am
we are
You are
He/she is
They are
True
False
Change the sentence to the passive form.
Ms Greene is sharing pizza for the class.
COMPLETE WITH ADVERBS
1. Aunt Anne is a careful driver. So she drives ...
careful
carefully
COMPLETE WITH ADVERBS
2. Harry is a bad player because he plays ...
badly
bad
COMPLETE WITH ADVERBS
3. Mrs Hardy is a good cook because she cooks ...
good
well
WRITE THE CORRECT ADVERB
4. Lucy is a slow writer because she writes ...
(a)
CHOOSE THE CORRECT ADVERB
5. The exam was easy, so he passed the exam ...
easily
easyly
CHOOSE THE CORRECT ADVERB
6. Peter is a fast swimmer. He swims ...
fast
fastly
CHOOSE THE APPROPRIATE FORM OF THE ADVERB
8. Da Vinci could draw and paint .... (beautiful)
beautifuly
beautifully
CHOOSE THE APPROPRIATE FORM OF THE ADVERB
9. Always dress ...... when you go walking (comfortable)
comfortable
comfortably
CHOOSE THE APPROPRIATE FORM OF THE ADVERB
10. Bruno Mars sang ...... at the concert. (magic)
magically
magicly
The soldiers fought bravely. Find Adverb
soldiers
fought
bravely
the
She ____ laid the baby in the crib.
**the adverb needs to tell how
Choose the sentence that uses rarely correctly.
I rarely eat breakfast before 8:00am.
I eat rarely breakfast before 8:00am.
Kayla finally arrived at the park.
We lost the football match 4–2 yesterday.
I don't think we played_______
Badly
Bad
You're late!' said Olga ________
'Where have you been?'
Angrily
Angryly
The teacher told us not to talk so loudly.
teacher told us
not to talk
so loudly
told us
She wrote the letter as neatly as possible.
wrote
wrote the letter
she wrote
as neatly as possible
Donna waited quite patiently in the queue for the singer's autograph.
quite patiently
waited patiently
in the queue
singer's autograph
We go jogging every weekend.
we go
go jogging
every weekend
we go jogging
They moved stealthily and quietly through the forest.
through the forest
they moved
moved stealthily
stealthily and quietly
With all his might, Kent carried the huge log.
huge log
Kent carried
with all his might
carried the huge log
They were punished in the classroom.
in the classroom
punished
they were
punished in the classroom
We went home after dinner.
We went
went home
home after
after dinner
The goalkeeper caught the ball as fast as lightning.
the goalkeeper
as fast as lightning
caught the ball
the goalkeeper caught
The magician vanished behind the curtains.
the magician
behind
behind the curtains
vanished behind
Decide whether the sentence is a direct speech or a reported speech.
He said, "I can speak English well."
Direct speech
Reported speech
He said that he hadn't seen Mary.
Direct speech
Reported speech
She asked me what my name was.
Direct speech
Reported speech
She said, "please help me!"
Direct speech
Reported speech
My mum said, " it is too late!"
Direct speech
Reported speech
He told me that he liked ice cream.
Direct speech
Reported speech
My friend said that he would see me later.
Direct speech
Reported speech
My dad said" Don't go outside."
Direct speech
Reported speech
My cousin said that he could speak Spanish.
Direct speech
Reported speech
I said that it was too late.
Direct speech
Reported speech
The teacher said, "Look at your paper."
Direct speech
Reported speech
My sister said, " I don't like cakes."
Direct speech
Reported speech
He asked me to help him.
Direct speech
Reported speech
He said that he was sleeping when Mary called.
Direct speech
Reported speech
He asked, "What are you doing?"
Direct speech
Reported speech
