Language Arts Review - Nouns/Verbs/Adjectives/Adverbs

Name the nouns in this sentence:  Sandra could be swept away into the water by a wave.

What is the verb in the sentence?  Bill watches the planes fly.

What is the adverb?  The slimy, green worm wiggled out of the hole.

What is the adjective.  The big house was decorated for Halloween

What is the preposition?  I want to eat after we go to the movie.

Name the verb in this sentence:  Mollie goes to the craft store for supplies.

What is the preposition?  I hear the rain running down the window.

What is the adverb:  She ran quickly to help him.

Name the nouns in this sentence:  Bill is the captain of a ship sailing on a wide ocean.

What does an adverb describe?

What is the adjective?  I watched an exciting movie.

What is a noun?

What is the adverb in the sentence?  My dog wags his tail happily when he sees me.

What does an adjective describe?

What is the adjective?  I went to a large school when I was younger.

What is the verb?  Jump time is exciting.

What is the preposition in this sentence?  The thunder sounds after the lightning.

What is the preposition in this sentence?  The patriots looked across the river.

What are the nouns (pronouns)?  She held the book with both hands as she read.

What types of verbs have we discussed?

Name the adjective in the sentence:  The small dog was cute.

What is the adverb?  He sat in the room quietly.

What is the adjective in this sentence?  The cool drink was refreshing.

Name the adverb in this sentence:  Dottie jumps excitedly every time we come home.

What is the verb?  He read all the Harry Potter books.

What are the nouns in this sentence?  Marion washed her dog in a bucket.

What does a preposition tell?

Name the verb:  Bill's friend taught him a new hobby.

What is the preposition?  I was very sleepy during social studies.

What is the verb in the sentence?  Sylvia danced at the community fair.