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To play click on circle Back to menu

Sub/VerbPronouns Verbs Adjectives Nouns Back to menu

1 The bowl of strawberries (look, looks) delicious.. What is ….looks Click here for answer back

2 Members of the club (writes, write) stories for the newspaper.. back Click here for answer What is…. write

3 The fenders and the bumpers (was, were) dented.. back Click here for answer What is…….were

4 The play about the gods and goddesses of Greece (open, opens) today.. back Click here for answer What is …..opens

1 Does anyone have (his or her, their) grocery list?. back Click here for answer What is…. His or her

2 Neither mother nor her daughter brought (their, her) purse.. back Click here for answer What is ….her

3 Both of the frying pans are missing (its, their) handles.. back Click here for answer What is ….their

4 One of the checkers needed a manager to help (her, them) fix the till.. back Click here for answer What is ….her

1 Identify the verb(s) and its types (action, linking, or verb phrase) Can yogurt covered raisins make a very healthy snack?. back Click here for answer What is ….can make, verb phrase

2 Identify the verb(s) and its types (action, linking, or verb phrase) While in the land of Oz, Dorothy encountered many interesting people. back Click here for answer What is …. Encountered, action

3 Identify the verb(s) and its types (action, linking, or verb phrase) Have you ever seen a jet airplane?. back Click here for answer What is …. Have seen, verb phrase

4 Identify the verb(s) and its types (action, linking, or verb phrase) The flower appears to be dying.. back Click here for answer What is ….appears, linking

1 Identify the adjective in the following sentence.. The boy asked his father for money for the football game.. back Click here for answer What is ….football

2 Identify the proper adjective in the following sentence. The Michigan corn is much better than the corn from Iowa.. back Click here for answer What is …. Michigan

3 Identify the adjective in the following sentence. This pencil is mine.. back Click here for answer What is ….this

4 Identify the adjective in the following sentence. He told me I could have twelve cookies with dinner!. back Click here for answer What is ….twelve

1 Identify the type of noun in the following sentence. Sheila wants to go to college in Alabama... back Click here for answer What is …. proper

2 Identify the type of noun in the following sentence. The ranger moved the herd to a different field.. back Click here for answer What is ….collective

3 Identify the type of noun in the following sentence. The pictures that came back from the lab are great! back Click here for answer What is ….common

4 Identify the type of noun in the following sentence. Do you want to be a part of my team?. back Click here for answer What is ….collective