WorksheetsParts of Speech Check
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 27mins
A word that is all about doing or being. Often they are action words like sit, eat, and laugh.
Verb
Noun
Adjective
Pronoun
A word that indicates a person, place, or thing like Armie, Earth, and scarf.
Pronoun
Verb
Noun
Adjective
A word that describes a noun, like loud (music).
Adjective
Noun
Verbs
Pronoun
Under, around, over, through, and between, are all examples of a ______. A _____ tells you where something is or where something happens.
Pronoun
Preposition
Perfect
Petri dish
To make a noun plural, you should...
Add an exclamation point
Draw a smiley face next to it
Add -s to most nouns or add -es if the noun ends in -s, -ch, -sh, -x, or -z
Add -ed to the end
Find the adverb: Zach was extremely alarmed to find that the tattoo artist had misspell
alarmed
tattoo
extremely
the
Find the subject of this sentence: The werewolf shaves with a Gillette double blade razor.
razor
The
Gillette
werewolf
Find the conjunction in this sentence: She didn't sleep last night, yet she still won the race
she
won
last
yet
FInd the verb in this sentence: He spoke clearly and with purpose.
spoke
clearly
purpose
with
Every sentence must have a subject and
a verb
an object
Adjectives usually come
before a noun
after a noun
The _______________ of the sentence or clause tells us what (or whom) the sentence is about. It is the thing doing the action.
Direct object
Predicate
Subject
Simple verb
Choose the adverb:
I want to thank you all sincerely for coming to this event.
want
sincerely
coming
thank
Find the adverb:
A distant howl made the puppy’s ears turn up.
distant
howl
puppy's
ears
An Independent clause...
does not express a complete thought
cannot stand alone as a sentence
expresses a complete thought
does not have a subject and a verb
"You will need a password if you want to subscribe to this online service."
What is the independent clause in this sentence?
subscribe to this online service
you will need a password
if you want
none of these
A dependent clause....
Does not express a complete thought
expresses a complete thought and can stand alone as a sentence
can be joined with a semicolon
none of these
"The store ran out of the sale item quickly because supplies were limited."
What is the dependent clause in this sentence.
the store ran out of the sale item quickly
quickly because supplies were limited
The store ran out
because supplies were limited
Which of the following is an adverb?
Fruity
Muddy
Concerned
Leisurely
Which of the following is an adjective?
Purely
Tough
Carpet
Lifting
The smell in the house was worst than outside.
The smell in the house was worst than, outside.
The smell, in the house was worse than outside.
The smell in the house, was worst than outside.
The smell in the house was worse than outside.
No one requested that the waiter wrap their food.
No one requested that the waiter wrap our food.
No one requested that the waiter wrap its food.
No one requested that the waiter wrap his food.
Correct!
What's the best way to fix this sentence:
John wants pizza and Kate wants a banana.
John and Kate wants pizza and a banana.
John wants pizza, and Kate wants a banana.
John wants pizza and Kate; she wants a banana.
John want's pizza and Kate want's a banana.
The Five-paragraph essay has three basic parts: An Introduction, three body parts and a Conclusion.
True
False
colon
Combine the following sentences into a sentence that uses a colon correctly.
Troy always talked about the same things over and over again. He always talked about baseball and football.
Troy always talked: about the same things, baseball and football.
Troy always talked about the same things over and over again, things like: baseball and football.
Troy always talked about the same things: baseball and football.
Football and baseball: Troy always talked about those two things over and over again.
