noun
person place, thing or idea
pronoun
used in place of a noun
adjective
describes a noun or pronoun, telling what kind, how many, or which one
interjection
a word that shows strong emotion
verb
an action word or state of being
adverb
describes a verb, telling where, how, when or to what extent
conjunction
connects words and sentences together
preposition
shows the position, direction or how two words are related to each other
What are the 3 articles?
a, an, the
What are the 8 intensive and reflexive pronouns
myself, himself, herself, itself, yourself, themselves, ourselves, yourselves
The pizza was hot and cheesy. What is the verb?
was
The dog quickly ran home. What is the adverb?
quickly
My sister painted her room today. What are the pronouns?
my, her
I have two brothers. What is the adjective?
two
We should have taken the bus to work. What are the helping verbs?
should, have
I myself made a sandwich for lunch. Is the pronoun myself intensive or reflexive?
intensive
We wanted to help ourselves to the bag of candy. Is the pronoun ourselves intensive or reflexive?
reflexive
Wow! I can't believe I got a 100% on my test. What type of sentence is this?
exclamatory
Are you going to the movies this weekend? What type of sentence is this?
interrogative
The lions' usual source of water has dried up. Is lions' singular possessive or plural possessive?
plural possessive
The cat's paw was badly injured. Is cat's singular possessive or plural possessive?
singular possessive
What part of speech is the word quickly?
adverb
What part of speech is the number 1238?
adjective
The farmer and his son need to plow the field. What part of speech is the word and?
conjunction
What part of speech is the word or?
conjunction