Parts of Speech

True or False: "proper noun" is not itself a proper noun, but just a regular noun. #ironic

Select the pronouns.

Prepositions show location. "Brady walked ____ the house."

Interjections inject an abrupt remark. Think 'reactions.' Select the interjections below.

Select the sentence(s) that uses "their" correctly (remember: ownership).

Which are correct for "they're"? It's got an apostrophe, which means it's a contraction...

"Superman '______' the world." What belongs in the space?

Writers get tired of writing long-named characters' full names (sorry Russian Lit.). What can they use instead?

Select proper nouns. Those are the words for individual, specific nouns, and use capitals- but they're all caps here...

Which sentence goes 'Noun-verb-adverb-preposition'?

Choose conjunctions to connect the clauses. "I like chocolate, ___ you like tacos."

Select the verbs.

This silly, ridiculous, preposterous question has three adjectives.

Adjectives are words that:

What is a noun? Choose all correct answers.

Select all verbs. Here, some of them are conjugated.

Adverbs tell how you do something, and typically end in '-ly.' Which word is NOT an adverb?

Verbs are "action words."

Let's practice. Select the sentence that uses 'there' correctly (remember: location).

Conjunctions are words that conjoin two clauses (or, units of info). Which words below could do that?