Parts of Speech-Nouns
Nouns are a person, a place or a thing.
Circle the nouns in each sentence.
1. The firemen rescued the cat from the tree.
2. My friends and I are going to the movies.
3. My friend likes to read books about fairies.
4. Mom and dad are going out for dinner.
5. Our teacher gave us homework.
6. My sock has a hole in it.
7. The book has a blue cover.
8. My family likes to go to the zoo.
9. This chocolate cake is delicious.
10.
I like to curl up on the sofa and read books.
11.
Mom and dad are going out for dinner.
12.
Cows like to eat grass.
13.
Did dad wash the car?
14.
Babies cry a lot.
Parts of Speech-Adjectives
Adjectives describe a person, place or thing.
For example: The green grass is growing.
The word green is an adjective.
Circle the adjective or adjectives in each sentence.
1. My big family likes to go to the Zoo.
2. This sweet chocolate cake is delicious.
3. I like to read adventurous books.
4. The warm sun melted the snow.
5. Cows like to eat fresh grass.
6. Did dad wash the dirty car?
7. Young babies cry a lot.
8. Dad parked the red car in the garage.
9. The dog is digging a deep hole in the garden.
10.
My brother broke a big glass.
11.
Mom baked a beautiful cake for my birthday.
12.
Pretty flowers grow in the garden.
Parts of Speech-Verbs
Verbs are words that tell you what somebody is doing or being.
Circle the verb or verbs in each sentence.
1. Amy threw the ball for her dog to fetch.
2. Children are playing in the park.
3. How many candies do you have?
4. Sue likes to write in my journal.
5. My sister lives in London.
6. Disney World is in Florida.
7. The cat ran across the street.
8. Jack plays the trombone.
9. The apple fell from the tree.
10.
Mom likes to drink sweet tea.
11.
Natalie drinks milk with her dinner.
12.
The flowers in the garden are beautiful.
13.
The sun rises in the east.
14. Can you peel the potatoes please?