Create a funny play while you learn about parts of speech.
Highlight the word types with your magic marker!
Sift through the rubbish. Throw the nouns and verbs into the correct recycling bin.
The above link provides a quick overview of nouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs and exclamations.
A great resource for learning about English grammar.
Visit this excellent site for a basic overview of English grammar.
WARNING: It's all here but it is a little complex!
ADJECTIVES
Match each description with its corresponding picture. Take careful note of the adjectives (describing words).
ADVERBS
An adverb adds information to a verb. Well that makes a lot of sense!
NOUNS
NOUN EXPLORER
Explore the depths and find the fish partnered with a noun. They're the hungry ones!
Explore the depths and find the fish partnered with a noun. They're the hungry ones!
PERSONAL PRONOUNS
I, you, he, she, they...
QUANTIFY AND QUALIFY
These are both very important terms. Do you know what they mean? YOU SHOULD! If you don't, you're kind of like the person on the sign... IN TROUBLE!
SENTENCES
Let the super computer teach you all about sentences.
Today, the weather will be mainly.
Complete the sentence. Reread it and ask yourself "Does it make sense?".
Learn to recognise and complete compound sentences.
Select the correct conjunction to complete the sentence.
Make use of the top quality words on the two writing 'blackboards'. Mix it up, crank out a few complex sentences and improve your writing.
EXTRA TIPS
Are you talking about the past, present or the future? Select the right verb and win.
Reread your sentence. Does it sound right? If not, your verbs and subjects may be having an argument!
Fill in the blanks and avoid using double negatives!
GRAMMAR QUIZZES
Can you score 100 points? Go for gold - you know you can do it!
This site contains many excellent quizzes for lots of constructive grammar practise.
Create your very own 'Fill in the Gaps' test.
- Copy a paragraph of text from the 'Stories...' link above.
- Paste it into the test creator.
- Click 'Interactive'.
- Click 'prepositions'.
- Click 'Submit'.
- See how you go!
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