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English I-NOUNS Flashcards

The student will recognize and formulate sentences with the correct NOUN.

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PS

______ sentence contains one main clause.

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Simple

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A _____________sentence asks a question

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interrogative

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An ____________ sentence expresses strong emotion.

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exclamatory

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An ____________ sentence makes a command.

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imperative

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A _____________ sentence makes a statement.

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declarative

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The first word of a prepositional phrase.

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Preposition

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Modifies a verb, adjective, or adverb.

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Adverb

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Joins words, phrases, or clauses.

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Conjunction

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The first word of a prepositional phrase

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Preposition

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Modifies a verb, adjective or adverb

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Adverb

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Joins words, phrases or clauses

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Conjunction

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  1. the first word of a prepositional phrase
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Answer:

Preposition

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  1. modifies a verb, adjective, or adverb
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Adverb

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  1. joins words, phrases or clauses
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Conjunction

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The first word of a prepositional phrase

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Preposition

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Modifies a verb, adjective, or adverb

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Adverb

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Joins words, phrases, or clauses

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Conjunction

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The first word of a prepositional phrase

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Preposition

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Modifies a verb, adjective, or adverb

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Adverb

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Joins words, phrases, of clauses

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Conjunction

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The first word of a prepositional Phrase

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preposition

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Modifies a verb, adjective, or adverb

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Adverb

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Joins words, phrases, of clauses

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Conjunction

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The first word of a prepositional phrase

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preposition

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Modifies a verb or adverb

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Adverb

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Joins Words, phrases, clauses

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conjunction

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A noun that names a quality or attribute; something you cannot touch. Ex: holiness, righteousness, salvation

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Abstract Noun

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A noun that names something in its material form; something you can touch. Ex: Bible, desk, person

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Concrete Noun

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A noun that names a countable item and cannot be seen as a mass or group. Ex: book, child, computer

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Count Noun

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A noun that names abstract concepts, a collection, a group or a mass. Ex: love, homework, water

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Noncount Noun

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A noun that is singular in form but names a group or collection. Ex: class, school, team

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Collective Noun

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A noun made up of two or more words. Ex: Overton Missionary Baptist Church, Calvary Baptist Church

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Compound Noun

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A word or a group of words that functions as a noun.

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Noun Equivalent (Substantive)

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A noun that is not a specific person, place, thing, idea or quality.
e.g. friend, member, teacher

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Common Noun

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A noun that names a quality or attribute
e.g. love, joy, goodness

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Abstract Noun

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A noun that names a specific person, place, thing, idea, or quality.
e.g. Texas Baptist, Henderson, Walmart

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Proper Noun

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WP

A noun that names a countable item(s) and cannot be seen as mass or group.
e.g. pen, chair, cap

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Answer:

Count Noun

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A noun that names something in its material form.
e.g. cellphone, wallet, watch

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Answer:

Concrete Noun

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A noun that names abstract concepts, a collection, a group or a mass.
e.g. rice, information, faith

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Noncount Noun

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a noun made up of two or more words. (e.g. fountain-pen, Red tape)

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Compound Noun

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a noun that is singular in form but names a group or collection. (e.g. school, congress)

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Collective Noun

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a name that names abstract concepts, a collection, a group, or a mass. Takes the singular form only (e.g. love, homework, water)

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Noncount Noun

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a noun that names something in its material form; something you can touch. (e.g. pencil, book, desk)

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Concrete Noun

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a noun that names a countable item(s) and cannot be seen as a mass or group. These nouns take both singular and plural forms. (e.g. computer, book(s), child
(children) )

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Count noun

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A noun that names a quality, idea or an attribute; some thing you can not touch. (e.g. thought, idea, love)

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Abstract Noun

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A noun made up of two or more words. Ex: Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church, Texas Baptist Seminary

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Compound Noun

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A noun that names something in its material form; something you can touch. Ex: fence, Bible, dog

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Concrete noun

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A noun that names a countable items Ex: child, textbook

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Count noun

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A noun that names a specific person, place, thing, Ex: David, England, Star City

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Proper noun

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A noun that names abstract concepts, a collection, or a group Ex: happiness, health, polio

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Noncount noun

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DH

A noun that is not a specific person, place, thing, idea or quality. Ex: lion, pencil

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Common noun

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The first word of a prepositional phrase

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preposition

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JM

modifies a verb, adjective, or adverb

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adverb

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JM

joins word, phrases, or clauses

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conjunction

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KB

I am God Almighty (Gen 17:1)

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First person example

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KB

YOU are the light of the world(Matt 5:14)

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Second person example

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KB

GOD is love (1 John 4:8)

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Third person example

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KB

denotes one

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singular

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KB

denotes more than one

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plural

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KB

A modification is a _____ usually to make something work better.

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change or alteration

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CC

A Verbal Noun that ends with -ing is a _______?

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gerund

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CC

A Verbal Noun that includes to+verb is a _______?

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infinitive

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CC

A word (other than a noun) or a group of words that function as a noun is known as a _______ or sometimes called a _______?

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  • noun equivalent

- (sometimes) substantive

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MP

A noun that is not a specific person, place, thing, idea or quality. EX: friend, member, teacher.

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common noun

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MP

A noun that names a specific person, place, thing, idea, or quality. Ex: Texas Baptist, Henderson, Walmart.

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proper noun

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MP

A noun that names a quality or attribute; something you cannot touch. Ex: holiness, righteousness, salvation.

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Abstract Noun

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MP

A noun that names something in its material form; something you can touch. Ex: Bible, desk, person.

A

Concrete noun

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MP

Denotes one

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singular

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MP

Denotes more than one

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plural

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MP

A modification is a _________ usually to make something work better.

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change or alteration

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MP

A verbal noun that ends with -ing is a ________?

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gerund

72
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AL

Denotes ownership, possession, or some close relationship

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Possessive Case

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AL

The possessive case is sometimes referred to as this…

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Genitive Case

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AL

The noun or noun equivalent in the possessive case always functions as an adjective and is there sometimes called a …

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Possessive Adjective

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WP

Making Nouns Plural

Singular form: shelf
Plural form: _______

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Answer:

shelves

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WP

Making Nouns Plural

Singular form: tooth
Plural form: _______

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Answer:

teeth

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WP

Making Nouns Plural

Singular form: baby
Plural form: _______

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Answer:

babies

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MG

Form plurals of most nouns ending in s, ss, x, z, zz, ch, tch and sh by adding ______. (e.g. Boss, Tax, Blitz, quiz)

A

es

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MG

Form the plulars of common nouns ending in y preceded by a vowel by keeping the y and adding _______.
(e.g. day, turkey, boy, guy)

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s

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MG

Form the plulars of common nouns ending with y by adding ______. ( e.g. Kelly, Mary, Harry)

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s

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MG

Add ___ to form the possessive case of a singular case of singular or plular nounsor indefinte pronouns that do not end in s or the s sound.

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’s

e.g John > John’s disciples

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MG

Form the possessive of plular nouns ending in s by adding the _______ only,

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’ (apostrophe)

e.g. Students … Students’

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MG

Form the possessive of plular nouns not ending in s by adding the ______.

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’s

e.g. Men > Men’s

84
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DH
Making nouns plural
Singular form Church
Plural form ———-

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Churches

85
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DH
Making nouns plural
Singular form book
Plural form ———-

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books

86
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DH
Making nouns plural
Singular form tooth
Plural form ———-

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teeth

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KB

Making a noun plural by changing the word goose to

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geese

88
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KB
Making a noun plural by adding es
example hero

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heroes

89
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kb
making a noun plural by adding s
example table

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tables

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JM

nouns that name abstract concepts, a group, or a mass only occur in singular forms.

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noncount noun

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JM

nouns that in their singular form may be considerd either singular or plural.

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Collective nouns

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JM

Examples incluide Fathers-in law, Spoonfuls, Armfuls…

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Compund Nouns

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HD

A word used to take the place of a noun.

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Pronoun

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HD

A word used to modify a noun or pronoun.

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Adjective

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HD

A word that shows the relationship between it’s object and some other word in the sentence.

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Preposition

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PS

Write a sentence with a direct object IN CAPS.

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PS

God loves YOU.

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PS

Write one sentence with a linking verb IN CAPS.

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PS

God is TIMELESS.

98
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PS

Write one sentence with a demonstrative pronoun IN CAPS.

A

PS
For the Son of Man came to seek and save THOSE who are lost.
Luke 19:10

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PS

Write a sentence with a prepositional phrase in CAPS.

A

PS
The Lord taketh pleasure IN HIS PEOPLE.
Psalm 149:4a

100
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MG

Does the sentence below have a “Subject + Verb” Pattern?

John came.

A

True

101
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MG

Does the sentence below have a “ Subject + Verb + Direct Object” pattern?

John baptised people.

A

True

102
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MG

Does the sentence below have a “ Subject + Verb + Direct Object + Indirect Object” pattern?

John baptised people for Jesus.

A

True

103
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MG

Does the sentence below have a “ Subject + Linking Verb + Predicate Complement” pattern?

John is a man.

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True

104
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MG

Does the sentence below have a “ Subject + Linking Verb + Predicate Ajective” pattern?

John is obedient.

A

True

105
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HD

Melissa watched.

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Subject + Verb

106
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HD

Sarah played Violin.

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Subject + Verb + Direct Object

107
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HD

Jack gave me a popsicle.

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Subject + Verb + Direct Object + Indirect Object

108
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HD

I am her daughter.

A

Subject + Linking Verb + Predicate Complement

109
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HD

You are happy.

A

Subject + Linking Verb + Predicate Adjective

110
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WP

Jesus wept.

Subject + ________

A

Verb

111
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WP

Jesus raised Lazarus.

Subject + Verb + _____________

A

Direct Object

112
Q

WP

Jesus taught them obedience.

Subject + Verb + _______ _______ + Direct Object

A

Indirect Object

113
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WP

Jesus is the way

Subject + Linking Verb + _________ ___________

A

Predicate Complement

114
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WP

Jesus is compassionate

Subject + ________ ______ + Predicate Adjective

A

Linking Verb

115
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JM

Grandma observed.

A

subject+verb

116
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JM

charlie played football.

A

subject+verb+direct object

117
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JM

Ethan gave me a snicker’s bar.

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subject+verb+direct object+indirect object

118
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JM

I am his father.

A

subject+linking verb+predicate complement

119
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JM

You are observant.

A

subject+linking verb+predicate adjective

120
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CC

Determine the following sentence pattern:

John ran.

A

subject + verb

121
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CC

Determine the following sentence pattern:

John loves pizza.

A

subject + verb + direct object

122
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CC

Determine the following sentence pattern:

John gave pizza to Jane.

A

subject + verb + indirect object + direct object

123
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CC

Determine the following sentence pattern:

The pizza was greasy.

A

subject + linking verb + predicate complement

124
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CC

Determine the following sentence pattern:

The pizza was delicious.

A

subject + linking verb + predicate adjective

125
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AL

Determine the following sentence pattern:

David danced.

A

Subject + verb

126
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AL

Determine the following sentence pattern:

David saw the king.

A

Subject + Action Verb + Direct Object

127
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AL

Determine the following sentence pattern:

Jesus is Lord.

A

Subject + Linking Verb + Predicate

128
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AL

Determine the following sentence pattern:

Jesus gave his life.

A

Subject + Action Verb + Indirect Object + Direct Object

129
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AL

Determine the following sentence pattern:

The townspeople considered the tornado a disaster.

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Subject + Action Verb + Direct Object + Object Complement

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