Parts of Speech and Nouns

ID the indirect object:  Tanya gave the waiter our order.

Common or Proper Noun?  UW Madison

Common or Proper noun?  baseball

A short exclamation sometimes inserted into a sentence. Examples: oh! hi! well.

a word that describes or modifies a noun.  Ex: happy, blue, funny

A noun in the complete predicate of the sentence that is linked to the subject.

Ouch! That hurt.

A __________ completes the action of the verb. It answer whom or what about the verb.

an action word. Ex: sit, laugh, be

a word that replaces or stands for a noun. Ex: he, she, it

joins clauses or sentences or words.  Examples are:  and, but, when.

a word that describes or modifies a verb. Example: very, quickly

ID the direct object:  A player dunked the basketball through the hoop.

Somebody lost a glove.

Unleaded gasoline is used in most cars.

Nouns used to tell to whom or for whom or for what about the verb.

a person, place, or thing. Can be the subject or object of a sentence. Example: horse, Mary

 a word that indicates the relationship of a noun to another word. Examples: to, across

Common or Proper Noun?  legs

Common or Proper Noun?  Ms. Shanks

Which word is the subject? Carla bought a ticket for the concert.

joins clauses or sentences or words.  Examples are:  and, but, when.

Which word is the subject? Phillip tried out for the basketball team.

ID the predicate noun:  Al is an excellent golfer.

a word that replaces or stands for a noun. Ex: he, she, it