Pre-Ap LA

Identify the Parts of Speech in the following sentence:

Final exams are long, but we get half days.

Identify the Parts of Speech in the following sentence:

Mrs. Smith is recovering from surgery.

Identify the Parts of Speech in the following sentence:

Mom and Dad got me a puppy for Christmas.

Identify the Parts of Speech in the following sentence:

The Super Bowl is in Dallas; it will be so awesome!

Idenitfy the Parts of Speech in the following sentence:

Howard is never quiet in class.

Part of Speech?

The detective discovered some secret information.

Part of Speech?

Will the weather on Saturday be sunny?

Part of Speech?

Neither this costume nor that one will work for Halloween.

Part of Speech?

The drive home was extremely long.

Part of Speech?

Preventive medicine has advanced rapidly.

Part of Speech?

He was always interested  in the stories he had heard about in the Great West.

Part of speech?

He had learned much.

Part of speech?

He and  I are friends.

Part of Speech?

Even if we don't come on Friday, I'll still be prepared and get my lesson to you.

Part of Speech?

I love carrots, but I despise celery.

Part of Speech?

Bo affectionately hugged Hope.

Part of Speech?

"A Christmas Story" is a funny movie.

Part of Speech?

At school, we are reviewing today.

Part of Speech?

She bought him a new shirt for Hanukah.

Part of Speech?

Hey! Quit doing that!

Identify the verbs in the following sentence:

He doesn't believe us.

a)  does, believe
b)  believe
c)  does
d)  no verb in the sentence

Identify the adjective in the following sentence:

John is an extremely skeptical man!

a)  extremely
b)  John
c)  is
d)  Skeptical

An Adverb is a word that tells:

A)  When, where, why, or how
B)  Names a person, place, thing, or idea
C)  Describes, tells which one, what kind, or how many
D)  Shows the action in a sentence

A conjunction is a word that:

A)  Illuminates the when, where, why, or how
B)  Names a person, place, thing, or idea
C)  Describes, tells which one, what kind, or how mnay
D)  Connects words, phrases, or clauses

Prepositions show word relationships.  What is the preposition in the following sentence?

Don't bring that aminal into the house again!

a)  Don't
b)  bring
c)  aminal
d)  into

Interjections are words that express:

A)  The description of a person, place, or thing.
B)  The name of a person, place, or thing
C)  Emotions

Name any prepostional phrase in the following sentence:

Did you do your holiday shopping at Town Square?

Name any prepostional phrase in the following sentence:

Ms. Adams parked behind the Nestle Tollhouse Store when she went to Harkins.

Name any prepostional phrase in the following sentence:

We love walking through Town square after we watch movies at Harkins.

Name the verbs or verb phrases:

The dog is tired.

Name the verbs or verb phrases:

When will you get your phone back?

Name the verbs or verb phrases:

I might not be going anywhere over Winter Break.