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Worksheet time: 1hrs 14mins
What is the conjunction in the sentence: I will go to the store and buy some milk.
but
or
and
so
Which word is an adjective in the sentence: The old, wooden chair creaked loudly.
old
chair
wooden
creaked
Identify the conjunction in the sentence: I like both chocolate and vanilla ice cream.
and
not
or
but
Which word is an adjective in the sentence: The fluffy, white clouds floated across the sky.
fluffy
clouds
sky
white
Determine the conjunction in the sentence: I want to go swimming but it's raining outside.
because
and
but
or
Identify the conjunction in the sentence: I will eat pizza or pasta for dinner.
because
but
and
or
SINCE it snowed all night, school was cancelled the next morning.
Coordinating conjunction
Correlative conjunction
Subordinating conjunction
Conjunctive adverb
Renee walked home BECAUSE her curfew was approaching.
Coordinating conjunction
Correlative conjunction
Subordinating conjunction
Conjunctive adverb
For my birthday, I would like to go bowling, ice skating, OR dancing.
Coordinating conjunction
Correlative conjunction
Subordinating conjunction
Conjunctive adverb
William played video games, YET he still finished his homework.
Coordinating conjunction
Correlative conjunction
Subordinating conjunction
Conjunctive adverb
WHEN Shanesha has extra time, she reads a book.
Coordinating conjunction
Correlative conjunction
Subordinating conjunction
Conjunctive adverb
Todd loves track, BUT he ultimately decided to join the baseball team.
Coordinating conjunction
Correlative conjunction
Subordinating conjunction
EITHER Tim OR Joel have the notes for that test.
Coordinating conjunction
Correlative conjunction
Subordinating conjunction
Conjunctive adverb
AFTER his mom made dinner, Jeremy did the dishes.
Coordinating conjunction
Correlative conjunction
Subordinating conjunction
Conjunctive adverb
The truck delivered two large boxes, FOR Dad had placed an extensive order.
Coordinating conjunction
Correlative conjunction
Subordinating conjunction
Conjunctive adverb
WHETHER our family drives OR flies, we'll vacation in Florida.
Coordinating conjunction
Correlative conjunction
Subordinating conjunction
Conjunctive adverb
BOTH Carrie AND Juanita ate pizza for lunch.
Coordinating conjunction
Correlative conjunction
Subordinating conjunction
Conjunctive adverb
Jacque appreciates AND adores his puppy.
Coordinating conjunction.
Correlative conjunction.
Subordinating conjunction.
Conjunctive adverb.
ALTHOUGH Ian found his skateboard, he couldn't find his helmet.
coordinating
coorelative
subordinating
conjunctive
What is the purpose of using coordinating conjunctions in a sentence?
To connect independent clauses
To introduce dependent clauses
To emphasize differences between words or phrases
To coordinate two items of equal importance within a sentence
What is the purpose of using correlative conjunctions in a sentence?
To connect independent clauses
To introduce dependent clauses
To emphasize differences between words or phrases
To coordinate two items of equal importance within a sentence
Identify the subordinating conjunction in the sentence: 'While I was sleeping, the phone rang.'
While
Sleeping
Phone
Rang
Explain the function of a subordinating conjunction.
Subordinating conjunctions connect two independent clauses.
Subordinating conjunctions introduce dependent clauses and connect them to independent clauses.
Subordinating conjunctions modify verbs in a sentence.
Subordinating conjunctions separate items in a list.
Identify the subordinating conjunction in the sentence: 'Before we leave, make sure to lock the door.'
Before
Make
Sure
Leave
Which conjunction type connects independent clauses?
coordinating conjunctions
correlative conjunctions
subordinating conjunctions
adverbial conjunctions
List two examples of correlative conjunctions.
neither...or
either...or, neither...nor
both...and
either...and
Find the subordinating conjunction in this sentence: 'Since you are here, let's begin the meeting.'
Because
Therefore
While
Since
Name a common coordinating conjunction.
or
and
so
but
Differentiate between the correlative conjunctions in the sentence: 'Either you study hard, or you will fail the exam.'
both...and
neither...nor
'either...or'
not only...but also
What are correlative conjunctions?
Conjunctions that join words or phrases
Conjunctions that connect independent clauses
Pairs of conjunctions that work together to coordinate two items of equal importance within a sentence.
Conjunctions that introduce dependent clauses
Recognize the subordinating conjunction in the sentence: 'Although it was late, we decided to go for a walk.'
Therefore
Despite
Because
Although
What is a subordinating conjunction?
A subordinating conjunction is a type of punctuation used to separate items in a list.
A subordinating conjunction is a type of verb that connects two independent clauses.
A subordinating conjunction is a type of adverb that modifies a verb.
A subordinating conjunction is a type of conjunction that introduces a dependent clause and connects it to an independent clause.
Identify the coordinating conjunction in the following sentence: 'I wanted to go to the park, but it started raining.'
but
and
so
or
What is a coordinating conjunction?
A coordinating conjunction is a word that connects words, phrases, or clauses of equal importance.
A coordinating conjunction is a word that introduces subordinate clauses.
A coordinating conjunction is a word that separates words, phrases, or clauses of equal importance.
A coordinating conjunction is a word that emphasizes differences between words, phrases, or clauses.
What will you do ____ the course is nearly over?
after
once
now that
What were you doing ___ I was travelling around Europe?
while
as
after
I do not trust him ___ I do business with him.
as though
even though
although
Please don’t talk ___ the concert has begun.
while
whenever
now that
___ you think it is necessary, send him some more money.
As
When
If
We’ll invite Chris and Mary, ___ that they are interested.
considering
supposing
assuming
You will never make friends ___ you go out and meet people.
if
when
unless
___ you have driven a Porsche, you will never want to drive any other car.
Once
Whenever
After
Stay in your flat ___ somebody sends for you.
as far as
until
since
___ I can see, he has no intention of paying the bill.
As far as
So that
Once
___ you leave school, you’ll be able to get a good job.
As soon as
Since
Now that
___ nobody else seems to want these sandwiches, I’ll eat them.
Since
Seeing that
In case
Call in and say hello ___ you are in town.
whenever
however
wherever
She cried out ___ she had been stung by a wasp.
although
as though
as if
He arrived ___ I was leaving
just as
as long as
as far as
Nobody is to leave ___ I say so.
until
unless
since
as long
___ it is getting late, I suggest we break off now.
As
As though
As soon as
She occasionally travels for work.
Manner
Time
Frequency
The teacher spoke loudly to get the students' attention.
Time
Manner
Frequency
The children played happily in the park.
Time
Manner
Frequency
They are moving to a new house next month.
Time
Frequency
Manner
Ryan rarely eats junk food.
Frequency
Time
Manner
Troy has already finished his homework.
Manner
Frequency
Time
Clara often read books before going to bed.
Time
Manner
Frequency
The food is generally prepared with fresh ingredients.
Manner
Frequency
Time
Which kind of adverb is the underlined word? - "He is so gentle that he never shoots at animals."
frequency
degree
place
Which kind of adverb is the underlined word? - "The watchman frequently makes a round of the office building."
frequency
place
time
manner
Which kind of adverb is the underlined word? - "Mothers look gently at their babies."
time
place
degree
manner
Identify the kind of the underlined adverb in each sentence.
He always greets his teachers whenever he sees them.
time
degree
frequency
manner
Identify the kind of the underlined adverb in each sentence.
Never doubt yourself.
time
degree
manner
frequency
On receiving our call, the doctor responded immediately.
'How' Adverb
'When' Adverb
'Where' Adverb
'How often' Adverb
I hate looking ____ from high places. I have a fear of heights. (Place)
under
near
down
above
Are you sure you've studied ____ to pass the exam? (Degree)
nearly
enough
quite
quickly
I'm sitting ___ so I don't want to move. (Manner)
comfortable
normal
comfortably
normally
Choose the type of adverb used in the following sentence. "Roughly he grabbed her arm."
adverbs of time
adverbs of frequency
adverbs of manner
adverbs of place
connecting adverbs
Choose the type of adverb used in the following sentence. "Water always flows downhill."
adverbs of time
adverbs of frequency
adverbs of manner
adverbs of place
connecting adverbs
Choose the type of adverb used in the following sentence. "I will call you later."
adverbs of time
adverbs of frequency
adverbs of manner
adverbs of place
connecting adverbs
Choose the type of adverb used in the following sentence. "He gently woke the sleeping woman."
adverbs of time
adverbs of frequency
adverbs of manner
adverbs of place
connecting adverbs
Your friend Robert drives a fast car. The word "fast" is ___________.
pronoun
adverb
adjective
That's a lovely painting. The word "lovely" is _____.
adverb
adjective
verb
The type of adverb used in the following sentence: I'm not quite sure about my answer.
Linking adverbs
Adverbs of manner
Adverbs of time
Adverbs of degree
Adverbs of place
The type of adverb used in the following sentence: My friend had already left when I got home.
Linking adverbs
Adverbs of manner
Adverbs of time
Adverbs of frequency
Adverbs of place
The type of adverb used in the following sentence: The teacher dealt with the class efficiently.
Linking adverbs
Adverbs of manner
Adverbs of time
Adverbs of frequency
Adverbs of place
The type of adverb used in the following sentence: She rarely wears a dress.
Linking adverbs
Adverbs of manner
Adverbs of time
Adverbs of frequency
Adverbs of place
Choose the group of words that describes adverb of manner.
almost
barely
deeply
above
inside
near
respectfully
patiently
softly
still
then
today
Khur Tanne played mahjong at Bhone’s place last month.
adverb of time
adverb of requency
adverb of manner
adverb of place
Which of these adverbs is an adverb of time?
yesterday
slowly
loudly
patiently
What type of adverb is the word underlined in the sentence.
Phearly Shelle always wants to feed the dog with bones.
(a)
Elho Mhinatie sometimes want to play at the park when it is raining.
adverb of time
adverb of manner
adverb of frequency
adverb of place
Choose the best adverb of place that will fit for this sentence.
Phipay went ________ to buy some vegetables
to the beach
to the playground
to the park
to the market
Bhare Bryn quickly runs into the hospital when he knew what happened to his brother.
adverb of time
adverb of place
adverb of manner
adverb of frequency
What type of adverb is underlined in the sentence?
The dogs bark at the tree this morning because of the birds.
(a)
Kho P. Kho’s computer was functioning well.
adverb of time
adverb of manner
adverb of place
adverb of frequency
Many of the birds at the sky flew every morning.
adverb of time
adverb of frequency
adverb of place
adverb of manner
refers to more than one person or thing
(a)
representing only one
(a)
They are used as substitutes for a noun or pronoun in a sentence: he, she, I, me, we, it...
(a)
They are used to add more emphasis to a subject and end in -self or -selves: myself, himself, herself
(a)
They refer to another noun in the sentence and end in -self or -selves: himself, herself, yourself
(a)
These are used to show ownership: my, your, his, our, hers...
(a)
These begin questions: Who, Which, What, Where, How
(a)
They are used for non-specific items and people: anyone, someone, all, both, few, each...
(a)
They introduce a dependent (subordinate) clause, which gives more information: who, whom, which, that.
(a)
They demonstrate (or indicate): This, that, those, these.
(a)
3. Do you know that girl? Do you know ___?
Him
She
Her
He
2. My parents are going to be at the airport tonight. ___ will arrive at 11:00 pm
We
It
Them
They
1. My brother is a college student.
She
Her
He
Him
My cat loves her food.
Subject Pronoun
Object Pronoun
Possessive Adjective
Possessive Pronoun
My mom is really pretty.
Subject Pronoun
Object Pronoun
Possessive Adjective
Possessive Pronoun
The points are ours.
Subject Pronoun
Object Pronoun
Possessive Adjective
Possessive Pronoun
I don't like exams.
Subject Pronoun
Object Pronoun
Possessive adjective
Possessive Pronoun
Names a specific person, place, or thing and almost always starts with a capital letter
common
proper
concrete
abstract
I will visit my friends in Reno if I can get time off approved.
Independent
Noun
Adjective
Adverb
He thinks he’s in trouble because his mother called him by his first and middle names.
Independent
Noun
Adjective
Adverb
The money that I saved was entirely spent on Pokémon cards.
Independent
Noun
Adjective
Adverb
Paul could never understand why fish never went for his bait.
Independent
Noun
Adjective
Adverb
How I spend my money is of no concern to you.
Independent
Noun
Adjective
Adverb
Even if it is cold outside, I will start my day with a run.
Independent
Noun
Adjective
Adverb
After years of trying, I will finally run a marathon.
Independent
Noun
Adjective
Adverb
Even if my alarm is set, I always sleep in too late.
Independent
Noun
Adjective
Adverb
I met a dog whose name is Peggy.
Independent
Noun
Adjective
Adverb
She watched the movie that Tim recommended, but she hated it.
Independent
Noun
Adjective
Adverb
I waited patiently while Mervin tied his shoes.
Independent
Noun
Adjective
Adverb
My favorite movie is whatever I watched last.
Independent
Noun
Adjective
Adverb
What type of noun is "love"?
Abstract
Common
Proper
_____________ fence needs another coat of paint.
enough
this
many
The function of adjective is..
to complete a sentence
describe or modifies a noun or a pronoun
to make a sentence interesting
to indicate verbs
How do we identify that this degree is superlative or comparative
For Superlative degree we use 'i' and for Comparative degree we use 'this'
For Superlative degree we use 'these'and for Comparative degree we use 'that'
For Superlative degree we use 'am' and for Comparative degree we use 'those'
For Superlative degree we use 'the' and for Comparative degree we use 'than'
Which word is an adjective in this sentence?
A bear can be dangerous if you stand too close to her cubs.
bear
dangerous
too
close
The _____beggar ate _____bowls of rice.
Hungrier,Much
hunger, two
hungry, three
hungered, many
What kind of adjectives are This, That, These
Quality
Quantity
Demonstrative.
Number
Mr. Henderson's oldest son goes to college.
The Adjectives Modify Nouns?
Yes
No
Identify the adjective.This ball is very heavy.
Ball
Heavy
This
Both A and B
Both B and C
What is the positive , comparative and superlative form of 'able'
Able- Ablier-ablest
Able-Abler-Abliest
Able-Abled-Abler
Able-Abler-Ablest
Say whether the verb in the following sentence is transitive or not.
The baby sleeps on the couch.
Say whether the verb in the following sentence is transitive or not.
John likes apple
Choose the preposition in the following sentence.
The lion was standing near the well
Identify the type of verb in the following sentence. The verb is red.
Every month, bands from across the country visit New Your City.
Action
Linking
Identify the verb in the following sentence:
World War II was the most destructive war in human history.
was
destructive
history
war
Identify the verb (or verb phrase) in the following sentence
Elmer Sperry is best known for his development of gyroscopes.
is
known
is best known
is known
Some puppies might be better at one job.
action
linking
helping
At 18 months, the puppies learn special skills.
action
linking
helping
Is the underlined verb action, linking, or helping?
Finally, they did finish it, and it turned out great.
Action
Linking
Helping
Is the following underlined verb action, linking, or helping?
The next day, they decided to rebuild the house.
Action
Linking
Helping
Is the underlined verb helping, action, or linking?
During the storm, the tree house collapsed.
Action
Linking
Helping
