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Understanding word classes

Sarah Holmes 10 Fragen 5,0 (2 Bewertungen)

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  1. 1A noun is a naming word e.g. table, love, CambridgeBild zu Frage 1
    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
  2. 2Which of the following groups are types of nouns?Bild zu Frage 2
    1. ACommon
    2. BProper
    3. CAbstract
    4. DActive
    5. EPassive
    6. FCollective
  3. 3Look at the text in this image. Drag and drop the capital letters to correctly identify the proper nouns being used here.Bild zu Frage 3
    1. AS
    2. BW
    3. CC
    4. DP
    5. EE
    6. FY
    7. GM
    8. HB
    9. IF
    10. JA
  4. 4Proper nouns always start with capital lettersBild zu Frage 4
    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
  5. 5What is the correct definition of a verb?Bild zu Frage 5
    1. AA word that describes an action
    2. BA word that describes a state of doing, having or being
    3. CA word that describes how an action is being done
    4. DA word that describes a noun
  6. 6Verbs can be active, being done by the person, animal etc. . or they can be passive, being done to or experienced by the person, animal etc. . Choose from the drop-down menus to correctly label the verbs in these sentences as either active or passive.Bild zu Frage 6
    1. AActive
    2. BPassive
    3. CActive
    4. DPassive
    5. EActive
    6. FPassive
    7. GActive
    8. HPassive
    9. IActive
    10. JPassive
    11. KActive
    12. LPassive
    13. MActive
    14. NPassive
  7. 7Adverbs describe how actions are doneBild zu Frage 7
    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
  8. 8Choose the adverb from the drop-down menus that most vividly describe the verb in each sentence.

    1) I laid out the new halyard on deck, flaking it [blank_start]neatly[blank_end] so there were no twists.

    2) She threw her arms around her friend, kissed her [blank_start]extravagantly[blank_end], and then ran home.

    3) She danced [blank_start]ecstatically[blank_end]

    4) My thoughts raced [blank_start]madly.[blank_end]

    5) I felt my head spin [blank_start]giddily[blank_end] to the point of fainting.    Bild zu Frage 8
    1. Aneatly
    2. Bcarefully
    3. Cslowly
    4. Dextravagantly
    5. Epassionately
    6. Flightly
    7. Gecstatically
    8. Hgracefully
    9. Ibeautifully
    10. Jmadly.
    11. Kwildly.
    12. Lquickly.
    13. Mgiddily
    14. Nwildly
    15. Omadly
  9. 9A noun phrase contains a noun and at least one adjective to describe it.Bild zu Frage 9
    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
  10. 10Extra detail can be added to nouns to create noun phrases. These make writing more interesting. To create noun phrases you need to start with a noun and then add adjectives in front of the noun to describe it. Noun phrases can be extended further by adding phrases after the noun that start with a preposition.

    For each of the nouns listed, drag and drop an adjective in front and a phrases after to create an extended noun phrase.    Bild zu Frage 10
    1. Aalarmingly busy
    2. Bbusy
    3. Cthe alarmingly busy
    4. Dnear the playground
    5. Enear the children's playground
    6. Fthe big fluffy
    7. Gthe big
    8. Hfluffy
    9. Ion the sofa
    10. Jover there
    11. Kunder the sofa
    12. Lthe biggest
    13. Mthe small
    14. Nthe large
    15. Oin the Antarctic
    16. Pon the Antarctic
    17. Qover the Antarctic
    18. Ra beautiful, lasting
    19. Sa lovely
    20. Tan amazing
    21. Uin a place like this
    22. Von a place like this
    23. Wthrough a place like this
    24. Xthe towering white wedding
    25. Ythe tall wedding
    26. Zthe white wedding
    27. AAon the table
    28. ABunder the table
    29. ACin the table

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A quiz of various question types to help learners understanding how the different parts of speech in English work.
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