7th Grammar Review - Adj, Adv, V, Prep

Select the helping verb: I really should give you more homework.

Select the verb phrase: We must be off a full week in February.

Adverb or Adjective: The dirty puppy sat happily.

Macee danced gracefully.

What is the adjective? Her yellow shoes were on the couch.

What is an adjective?

Select the the prepositional phrase. Come sit beside me.

Select the the prepositional phrase. Mina looks to the stars at night.

Select the linking verb: Christian was able to do great on his test.

Adverb or Adjective: My mother shouted angrily.

Select the verb: Vincent reads all of the choices for each test question.

Select the preposition. Did you read the book about kangaroos?

Select the object of the preposition. We saw the new movie in theaters.

Select the verb: Shayna's shirt appears to be brand new.

Select the the prepositional phrase. We saw the new movie in theaters.

I brush my teeth nightly.

Select the preposition. Mrs. Lynn said we could paint after recess.

Select the verb The new markers are still very bright.

The boy in the red shirt ran quickly. Quickly describes what part of speech?

Select the the prepositional phrase. My sister is on the bunk above me.

Adverb or Adjective: The storm was dangerous.

Adverb or Adjective: The sun shined brightly.

Select the verb: The toddler screamed in excitement.

I carefully watched my baby sister.

What is the adverb? She carefully did her homework.

Adverb or Adjective: The pretty girl danced alone.

Select the verb phrase: Ryan can walk quickly to math class.

Adverb or Adjective: The smart student read quietly.

Select the helping verb: Liz had walked into class after Renee.

Select the verb: Coach Lair, my TX History teacher, is funny.

Select the one preposition. Our music program will be at the school.

Adverb or Adjective: The movie was frightening.

Select the verb: The cookie tastes very chocolatey.

I want a red car.

Select the preposition. My puppy zoomed across the yard.

You have to be careful around wild animals. Wild describes what part of speech?

Select the verb: Anastasia completes her work.

Select the the object of the preposition. The money is hidden in the safe!

Select the linking verb:The thick socks are very toasty.

Select the the prepositional phrase. I stared at the clouds above me.

What is the adverb? Jake gracefully played soccer.

Select the preposition. I stared at the clouds above me.

Select the verb: Did you watch the news this morning?

The boy in the red shirt ran quickly.

What is the adjective? He was an calm student.

Select the verb: Jill runs in the mountains each day on vacation.

Adverb or Adjective: The lazy kitten slept all day.

Select the verb: The dog jumped up and down at the door.

Select the verb: Jeremy may be the first one in the class today.

Select the preposition. We sat around the carpet.

Adverb or Adjective: The children bought delicious candy.

Select the preposition. We sprinkled breadcrumbs along the river for the ducks.

You have to be careful around wild animals.

Select the object of the preposition. Did you read the book about kangaroos?

Adverb or Adjective: The new car drove fast.