6th Grade Parts of Speech

Which are pronouns? Sam lost his money, but Peter found it.

Speaker, place, idea, time are times to have a paragraph break. The acronym is:

Identify the adverb- I missed the bus and had to walk here.

FANBOYS is a way to remember the interjections.

A, an, the are all...

Which word is the antecedent- Mr. Olson is weird. He always gives a lot of homework.

How many is plural?

What is the type of sentence that asks a question?

Which is not one of the three questions an adjective will answer?

What is the noun the pronoun replaces called?

Correlative and coordinating are the two types of:

What is the complete subject? Two countries share the island of Hispaniola.

Which one, what kind, and ??? are questions for adjectives.

What is the adjective? They quickly transmit important information

True or False-Singular pronouns replace singular nouns.

A correlative conjunction uses more than one word.

The complete predicate is the verb to the end of the sentence.

Define adjective.

The bolded words are: He was with her at their game.

How, when, where, to what extent answer the questions for:

What does singular mean?

Which type of sentence shows emotion?

Which ending mark comes at the end of a declarative sentence?

What two punctuation marks are used to separate interjections

An example of a correlative conjunction is:

What is an abstract noun?

What is a person, place, thing, or idea/emotion?

What is a noun you can hold in your hand?

How many adjectives in the sentence: The quick fox jumped over the lazy dog.

True or False-He, him, her, I, and you are all singular pronouns

Before the noun, after the noun and after the linking verb are all places you find pronouns.

What is pronoun?

Which words are proper nouns?

Which nouns get capitalized?

What part of speech are the following: huge, salty, messy, skinny, crazy