We have been learning what verbs, adverbs, adjectives and nouns are.
Remember:
Verbs are DOING words. Eg. walking.
Adverbs tell us HOW something is done (they often end in -ly). Eg. slowly.
Nouns are things, people or places. Eg. table.
Adjectives are DESCRIBING words. Eg. beautiful.
Can you suggest a verb, adverb, noun or adjective to add to a tree in our grammar forest?
You must tell me which type of word it is! For example; noun = book.
21 comments:
Verb:Stargazing.Noun:Principal.Adverb:quickly.Adjective:deep.Noun:Big Ben
An adjective is a describing word ,an adverb is how you do something,an imperative verb tells somebody what to do, a noun is an object or a liquid or a person and a verb is a doing word.
Noun - Henry,
Adjective - Horrid
Verb - Reading
Adverb - fast
Noun-the eiffel tower adjective-ginormous verb-sky-diving adverb-bravely
A noun is a thing as in ball,bath,tie,clothes,head band.
Noun - lighthouse
Adjective- bright
verb- skip
adverb-slow
Here are some exampels:
Verb-running
Adverb-quickly
Noun-cheese
Adjective-mean
Noun-miss benn
Adjective-kind
verb-playing
adverb-solwly
Noun-Antonio
Adjective-horrible
verb-eating
adverb-happily
A verb is a doing word.
Here are a few examples:Eating/jumping/skydiving/Running/Bouncing/Climbing/
A verb is a doing word.
Here are a few examples:Eating/jumping/skydiving/Running/Bouncing/Climbing/
verb-climbing
adjective-fabulous
noun-rabbit
adverb-quickly
verb-talking
adjective- huge
noun- box
adverb- sadly
can we name the fishes?
A verb is a doing word.For example:i am "siting" on a chair.
Verb-toching
noun-dog
adjctive-great
adverb-slowly
Verb-saying
noun-curtains
adverb-sneakily
adjective-strong
Noun-Queen Victoria,New York ,Bouquet and Wisdom
Adjective-Colossal,Irate,Ecstatic and Picturesque
Verb-Swim,Wait,Ride and Play
Adverb-Loudly,Eagerly,Loudly and Beautifully
Noun-Miss.Benn
Adjective-Scary
Verb-Swim
Adverb-Happily
I love your little website.Its brilliant
A verb
.running
.skiping
.eating
.jumping
.waching
.diving
.jogging
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