Parts of Speech Review

Nouns are words that describe the subject in a sentence.

Adverbs share more information about the verbs they precede.

What is the proper noun: Mrs. Mansour is our teacher.

Adjectives answer the questions what kind, how many, which one.

Find the pronoun in this sentence: Anna Logan is going to her grandparent's house Tuesday.

Find the article: Instead of going to the park, we went to the mall.

What is the article in this sentence: Arav is eating an apple after school.

What is the adjective in this sentence? Ella and Dylan are watching a scary movie before Halloween.

What is the noun? Brooks is going to the park tomorrow.

Find the pronoun. My teacher is so funny, she always makes me laugh.

What noun is the pronoun replacing? My teacher is so funny, she always makes me laugh.

Choose the adjective in the sentence: Henry is reading a book that is amazing!

Find the adverb: Lee drew the picture beautifully.

A noun is a person, place, thing or idea.

Which of these words is an action verb?

What is the article? My sister rode the bus to school.

What is the verb: Lauren swims in the indoor pool.

Articles are the words a, an, the

All sentences begin with a capital letter.

Find the adverb: Yesterday we went to the movies and we ate ice cream.

Find the adverb: Woah, it is extremely cold outside today!

Verbs show state of being.

Verb shows nouns doing or being in sentences.

Which of the following words is an article?

Find the pronoun that replaces pencil: My pencil is brand new. I sharpened it this morning!

What is the verb in this sentence: Wesley went to the movies on Friday.

A proper noun is a specific person, place, or thing.

What is the pronoun: I have given the students directions to follow.