TEST REVIEW PART 2 Grammar Portion
1) Parts of Speech
2) Helping Verbs/ Verb Phrases
3) Sentence Structure (Parts of a sentence)
4) Simple, Compound, Complex Sentences
5) Possessive Nouns (apostrophes)
6) Possessive Pronouns Vs. Contractions
2) Helping Verbs/ Verb Phrases
3) Sentence Structure (Parts of a sentence)
4) Simple, Compound, Complex Sentences
5) Possessive Nouns (apostrophes)
6) Possessive Pronouns Vs. Contractions
Online Review Grammar Portion
1) All words do something in a sentence. What do our parts of speech do? Review your parts of speech reference sheet.
Nouns name a person, place, thing, or idea.
Pronouns replace nouns and other pronouns.
Adjectives describe nouns and pronouns.
Verbs show action or a state of being.
Adverbs describe adjectives, verbs, and other adverbs.
Prepositions show relationships between a nouns/pronouns and other words.
Conjunctions connect words, sentences, phrases, and clauses.
2) We memorized all 23 helping verbs on the second day of school. Can you still name them?
TRAIN THE BRAIN!
3 D's
3 M's
3 H's
CSW
CSW
8 Forms of Be
When one of these twenty-three words helps a verb, they become a VERB PHRASE. Play a game for practice with verbs and verb phrases.
3) What are the three parts of a sentence?
Can you find the subject in a sentence? Play this game to practice subjects and predicates.
Can you find a predicate in a sentence?
What are clauses?
Can you tell the difference between a clause and a phrase?
4) Writers improve the flow of their writing when they use different types of sentences. The most common sentences are simple, compound, and complex sentences? If you want to test yourself click here.
5) You have a possessive noun reference sheet in your binder. When you think you're an expert, test yourself at this site.
6) Don't confuse possessive pronouns and contractions. When ready, test yourself at this site. Or this site.
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Nouns name a person, place, thing, or idea.
Pronouns replace nouns and other pronouns.
Adjectives describe nouns and pronouns.
Verbs show action or a state of being.
Adverbs describe adjectives, verbs, and other adverbs.
Prepositions show relationships between a nouns/pronouns and other words.
Conjunctions connect words, sentences, phrases, and clauses.
2) We memorized all 23 helping verbs on the second day of school. Can you still name them?
TRAIN THE BRAIN!
3 D's
3 M's
3 H's
CSW
CSW
8 Forms of Be
When one of these twenty-three words helps a verb, they become a VERB PHRASE. Play a game for practice with verbs and verb phrases.
3) What are the three parts of a sentence?
Can you find the subject in a sentence? Play this game to practice subjects and predicates.
Can you find a predicate in a sentence?
What are clauses?
Can you tell the difference between a clause and a phrase?
4) Writers improve the flow of their writing when they use different types of sentences. The most common sentences are simple, compound, and complex sentences? If you want to test yourself click here.
5) You have a possessive noun reference sheet in your binder. When you think you're an expert, test yourself at this site.
6) Don't confuse possessive pronouns and contractions. When ready, test yourself at this site. Or this site.
GO BACK TO PART 1