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U5W1 Grammar

By Deidre Bergman

Last updated over 6 years ago

13 Questions

• An adjective is a word that describes a noun or a pronoun.
• An adjective usually comes before the noun or pronoun it describes. It also may follow a linking verb.
• Adjectives are usually placed in order of opinion, size, age, and then color.

Read each sentence and find the adjective or adjectives. There could be more than one answer!
Example:
Our playful friends play many games.

Answer: playful, many

The garden has red roses.

• An adjective is a word that describes a noun or a pronoun.
• An adjective usually comes before the noun or pronoun it describes. It also may follow a linking verb.
• Adjectives are usually placed in order of opinion, size, age, and then color.

Read each sentence and find the adjective or adjectives. There could be more than one answer!
Example:
Our playful friends play many games.

Answer: playful, many

The waves looked dangerous.

• An adjective is a word that describes a noun or a pronoun.
• An adjective usually comes before the noun or pronoun it describes. It also may follow a linking verb.
• Adjectives are usually placed in order of opinion, size, age, and then color.

Read each sentence and find the adjective or adjectives. There could be more than one answer!
Example:
Our playful friends play many games.

Answer: playful, many

The big red truck drove down the busy road.

• An adjective is a word that describes a noun or a pronoun.
• An adjective usually comes before the noun or pronoun it describes. It also may follow a linking verb.
• Adjectives are usually placed in order of opinion, size, age, and then color.

Read each sentence and find the adjective or adjectives. There could be more than one answer!
Example:
Our playful friends play many games.

Answer: playful, many

Where is the golden key that opens the locked door?

• An adjective is a word that describes a noun or a pronoun. It can be formed from a noun.
• A proper adjective is formed from a proper noun. It begins with a capital letter.
• Proper adjectives may describe languages, races, or nationalities.
• Brand names are often proper adjectives.

Read each sentence and identify the proper adjective.
Example:
She visited Jefferson Library yesterday.

Adjective: Jefferson

There is nothing like the warm feel of Florida sunshine.

• An adjective is a word that describes a noun or a pronoun. It can be formed from a noun.
• A proper adjective is formed from a proper noun. It begins with a capital letter.
• Proper adjectives may describe languages, races, or nationalities.
• Brand names are often proper adjectives.

Read each sentence and identify the proper adjective.
Example:
She visited Jefferson Library yesterday.

Adjective: Jefferson

The Chinese exchange student spoke English well.

• An adjective is a word that describes a noun or a pronoun. It can be formed from a noun.
• A proper adjective is formed from a proper noun. It begins with a capital letter.
• Proper adjectives may describe languages, races, or nationalities.
• Brand names are often proper adjectives.

Read each sentence and identify the proper adjective.
Example:
She visited Jefferson Library yesterday.

Adjective: Jefferson

There are many African countries in need of aid.

• Use quotation marks at the beginning and end of a direct quotation.
• Use a comma before the opening quotation mark if a sentence begins before the quote. Use a comma before the ending quotation mark if a sentence continues after the quote.
• Use quotation marks before and after the titles of short works.

Choose the sentence that uses commas and quotation marks correctly.
Example:
My teacher just read us a short story called My Pet Gorilla.

My teacher just read us a short story called "My Pet Gorilla."

My friend said, I can walk home with you after school.

• Use quotation marks at the beginning and end of a direct quotation.
• Use a comma before the opening quotation mark if a sentence begins before the quote. Use a comma before the ending quotation mark if a sentence continues after the quote.
• Use quotation marks before and after the titles of short works.

Choose the sentence that uses commas and quotation marks correctly.
Example:
My teacher just read us a short story called My Pet Gorilla.

My teacher just read us a short story called "My Pet Gorilla."

He asked Can I go with you to the supermarket?

Choose an adjective from to complete each sentence.
Example:
Do you live near the coast?

A. Pacific-Answer
B. red
C. bare
D. windy
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The _ beach was pink and white.

Choose an adjective from to complete each sentence.
Example:
Do you live near the coast?

A. Pacific-Answer
B. red
C. bare
D. windy
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My brother is enjoying his _ class.

Choose the letter for the choice that correctly completes the sentence.
Example:
Look at that _ snowman!

A. Funny, Big
B. Funny, big
C. funny, big-Answer

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We visited the town on vacation.

Choose the letter for the choice that correctly completes the sentence.
Example:
Look at that _ snowman!

A. Funny, Big
B. Funny, big
C. funny, big-Answer

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My dad’s driver license is old.