adjectives Crossword Puzzles
Extreme Adjectives 2022-02-15
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- extreme Adjectives of astounding
- Extreme adjectives of ugly
- extreme Adjectives of exhausted
- Extreme adjectives of pretty
- Extreme Adjectives of Furious
- extreme Adjectives of awful, terrible, horrible
- Extreme adjectives of scary
- extreme Adjectives of hilarious
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- extreme Adjectives of starving
- Extreme adjectives of Fascinating
- extreme adjectives of excited
- extreme Adjectives of huge, gigantic, giant
- extreme adjectives of ancient
- extreme adjectives of cry
- Extreme adjectives of active
15 Clues: extreme adjectives of cry • Extreme adjectives of ugly • Extreme adjectives of scary • Extreme adjectives of pretty • Extreme adjectives of active • extreme adjectives of excited • extreme adjectives of ancient • Extreme Adjectives of Furious • Extreme adjectives of Fascinating • extreme Adjectives of starving • extreme Adjectives of exhausted • ...
Adjectives 2023-09-28
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- All of these recipes are easy to make. (dem. adjective)
- That pie is made with Washington apples. (proper adjective)
- My parrot can make a catlike purr. (compound adjectives)
- a notebook belonging to him (possessive nouns/ pronouns as adjectives)
- What continent is Senegal on? (dem./int. pronouns as adjectives)
- Twenty-five kids learned lifesaving skills. (compound adjectives)
- Alma joined the chess club. (nouns as adjectives)
- animé animé from Japan (writing proper adjectives)
- Lacey and her friends worked on their project. (possessive nouns/ pronouns as adjectives)
- Either color would look good. (indefinite adjective)
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- Alejandro would like to become a Shakespearean actor. (proper adjective)
- Human beings are a toolmaking species. (compound adjectives)
- The car dealer had several vehicles we liked. (nouns as adjectives)
- That phone has a great camera. (dem. adjective)
- I found another video game that I really want. (indefinite adjective)
- Whose backpack is that? (int. adjective)
- flag the flag of Italy (writing proper adjectives)
- a farm that’s ten acres in size.(writing compound adject)
- We looked at the Peruvian artifacts on display at the museum. (proper adjective)
- Those flowers are called hepaticas (dem./int. pronouns as adjectives)
- Which one did you choose? (int. adjective)
21 Clues: Whose backpack is that? (int. adjective) • Which one did you choose? (int. adjective) • That phone has a great camera. (dem. adjective) • Alma joined the chess club. (nouns as adjectives) • flag the flag of Italy (writing proper adjectives) • animé animé from Japan (writing proper adjectives) • Either color would look good. (indefinite adjective) • ...
hobbies and adjectives 2024-08-10
18 Clues: up • movies • comics • models • movies • cycling • pictures • In a band • a journal • in a choir • photography • an instrument • adjectives "b..." • adjectives "e..." • adjectives "c..." • adjectives "e..." • adjectives "t..." • adjectives "h..."
Spanish Crossword 8/31 2022-08-31
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- A common pastry used at birthday parties
- is used to take photos
- Contains helium and comes in many colors
- is traditionally used at birthday parties, and gives candy
- Adjectives for this word are whom & that one
- Adjectives for this word are purchase & acquire
- Adjectives for this word are destroy & smash
- Adjectives for this word are get ready & arrange
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- Adjectives for this word are ornament & embellish
- Adjectives for this word are at most & at best
- It can fly and it can chirp
- The opposite of younger
- it has 4 legs and says “meow”
- Adjectives for this word are unlocked & unlatched
- It swims in the ocean, or a tank if you have one
15 Clues: is used to take photos • The opposite of younger • It can fly and it can chirp • it has 4 legs and says “meow” • A common pastry used at birthday parties • Contains helium and comes in many colors • Adjectives for this word are whom & that one • Adjectives for this word are destroy & smash • Adjectives for this word are at most & at best • ...
parts Of Speech #2 2017-05-25
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- / a native of Asia (proper adjectives)
- / previous to (subordinating conjunctions)
- / used as the object of a preposition (demonstrative adjectives)
- / a citizen of the United States (proper adjectives)
- / used to indicate a person, thing, idea, state, event, time, remark, etc. (demonstrative adjectives)
- / continued until after the usual time (adverbs)
- / for, and, nor, but, ___ (coordinating conjunctions)
- / for, and, ___, but, yet (coordinating conjunctions)
- / if you reach upward you reach ________. (adverbs)
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- / a female person or animal (personal pronouns)
- / one more (indefinite pronouns)
- / a male person or animal (personal pronouns)
- / like a friend, kind, helpful (common adjectives)
- / following behind (subordinating conjunctions)
- / one and the other (indefinite pronouns)
- / having little length (common adjectives)
16 Clues: / one more (indefinite pronouns) • / a native of Asia (proper adjectives) • / one and the other (indefinite pronouns) • / previous to (subordinating conjunctions) • / having little length (common adjectives) • / a male person or animal (personal pronouns) • / a female person or animal (personal pronouns) • / following behind (subordinating conjunctions) • ...
COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES 2022-09-09
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- adjectives that describe attributes to the highest degree
- adjectives that describe attributes to a certain degree
- serio
- words that describe nouns.
- superlative of read
- superlative of easy
- falda
- comparative of tall
- gentil
- zapatos
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- comparative of good
- comparative of happy
- superlative of far
- superlative of bad
- superlative of important
- superlative of large
- comparative of solid
- abrigo
- chamarra
- aretes
20 Clues: serio • falda • abrigo • aretes • gentil • zapatos • chamarra • superlative of far • superlative of bad • comparative of good • superlative of read • superlative of easy • comparative of tall • comparative of happy • superlative of large • comparative of solid • superlative of important • words that describe nouns. • adjectives that describe attributes to a certain degree • ...
Adjectives and Adverbs 2024-08-02
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- Not cheap
- Some say this to describe a koala bear.
- Comparative for “far”.
- So so
- The adverb for the adjective “ hard”.
- The kind of adjective that comes first.
- The highest degree.
- Add to adjectives to make them superlative.
- Superlative for “less”
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- They tell how verbs act.
- Synonym for “ fastest “.
- Add to adjectives with just one syllable.
- Less expensive
- Comparative for fast
- The kind of adjective that comes last.
- They tell us more about nouns.
- Use with some adjectives.
- Showing bad manners.
- Use with words of more than one syllable.
19 Clues: So so • Not cheap • Less expensive • The highest degree. • Comparative for fast • Showing bad manners. • Comparative for “far”. • Superlative for “less” • They tell how verbs act. • Synonym for “ fastest “. • Use with some adjectives. • They tell us more about nouns. • The adverb for the adjective “ hard”. • The kind of adjective that comes last. • Some say this to describe a koala bear. • ...
COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES 2022-09-09
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- zapatos
- chamarra
- words that describe nouns.
- superlative of far
- adjectives that describe attributes to a certain degree
- superlative of large
- superlative of important
- gentil
- comparative of happy
- comparative of little
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- aretes
- superlative of read
- superlative of easy
- comparative of tall
- adjectives that describe attributes to the highest degree
- serio
- superlative of bad
- abrigo
- comparative of solid
- atractivo
- falda
- comparative of good
22 Clues: serio • falda • aretes • abrigo • gentil • zapatos • chamarra • atractivo • superlative of far • superlative of bad • superlative of read • superlative of easy • comparative of tall • comparative of good • comparative of solid • superlative of large • comparative of happy • comparative of little • superlative of important • words that describe nouns. • adjectives that describe attributes to a certain degree • ...
Parts Of Speech Crossword #2 2017-05-25
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- / a native of Asia (proper adjectives)
- / continued until after the usual time (adverbs)
- / like a friend, kind, helpful (common adjectives)
- / used as the object of a preposition (demonstrative adjectives)
- / having little length (common adjectives)
- / a male person or animal (personal pronouns)
- / if you reach upward you reach ________. (adverbs)
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- / a citizen of the United States (proper adjectives)
- / for, and, ___, but, yet (coordinating conjunctions)
- / one more (indefinite pronouns)
- / for, and, nor, but, ___ (coordinating conjunctions)
- / one and the other (indefinite pronouns)
- / a female person or animal (personal pronouns)
- / used to indicate a person, thing, idea, state, event, time, remark, etc. (demonstrative adjectives)
14 Clues: / one more (indefinite pronouns) • / a native of Asia (proper adjectives) • / one and the other (indefinite pronouns) • / having little length (common adjectives) • / a male person or animal (personal pronouns) • / a female person or animal (personal pronouns) • / continued until after the usual time (adverbs) • / like a friend, kind, helpful (common adjectives) • ...
Adjectives 2024-01-24
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- describes another word
- article, a determiner which describes a specific item
- adjectives, modify the same noun separately Ex: The clear, crisp morning…
- the base form of an adjective
- Adjective, a determiner which can also be used as a pronoun and tells “which one”
- an adjective which signifies that a noun is coming and comes before descriptive adjectives
- 4 questions adjectives answer (all together no spaces or punctuation)
- adjectives, adjectives made from proper nouns
- indefinite demonstrative, three types of determiners
- Possessive, a possessive which acts in place of a noun and its modifiers
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- modifies/describes nouns and pronouns
- adjectives, do not follow the “er, est” or “more, most” pattern for forming comparative and superlative
- Adjective, a determiner which has no clear antecedent
- adjective comparing 3 or more items
- article, a determiner which describes a non specific item
- adjective comparing two things
16 Clues: describes another word • the base form of an adjective • adjective comparing two things • adjective comparing 3 or more items • modifies/describes nouns and pronouns • adjectives, adjectives made from proper nouns • indefinite demonstrative, three types of determiners • article, a determiner which describes a specific item • ...
Language Crossword Puzzle 2021-09-05
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- words that connect related ideas
- group of words that can expresses a thought
- action words
- a piece of writing meant to inform
- adjectives like American, Filipino, Korean, Xavierian, etc.
- personal beliefs or stand regarding certain topics
- a technique used in share opinions orally/verbally
- words that take the place of nouns
- connects dependent and independent clauses
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- words that describe
- adjectives like cute, fluffy, graceful, beautiful, etc.
- adjectives like a, the, some, first, one, my, etc.
- connects dependent clauses
- names of places, things, animals, people, events, etc.
- an informal verbal means of communication
15 Clues: action words • words that describe • connects dependent clauses • words that connect related ideas • a piece of writing meant to inform • words that take the place of nouns • an informal verbal means of communication • connects dependent and independent clauses • group of words that can expresses a thought • adjectives like a, the, some, first, one, my, etc. • ...
Grammar Review Part 1 2022-04-21
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- for_and_nor_but_or_yet_so
- root form of a verb
- everyday words for things
- the
- takes the place of a noun
- words that combine indep & dep
- owns something
- describes nouns
- what or who the sentence is about
- things experienced through our five senses
- verbals acting as adjectives
- describes verbs, adjectives, and adverbs
- verbs being adj, nouns, or adverbs in sentence
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- a, an, and some
- after the verb
- action or state of being
- verbals acting as nouns
- action that has a direct object
- an action that doesn't take a DO
- specific name of a place or person
- ideas or things that can't be seen...
- person, place or thing
22 Clues: the • after the verb • owns something • a, an, and some • describes nouns • root form of a verb • person, place or thing • verbals acting as nouns • action or state of being • for_and_nor_but_or_yet_so • everyday words for things • takes the place of a noun • verbals acting as adjectives • words that combine indep & dep • action that has a direct object • an action that doesn't take a DO • ...
Comparative Adjectives 2022-11-09
10 Clues: old • Fat • Bad • Good • Crazy • Little • Beautiful • Words that describe a noun • Comparative adjectives are adjectives that • These adjectives are ________(good and bad)
Lesson 45 Chapter Review 2022-03-31
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- a career in science studying chemistry
- added to a noun or verb to change into an adjective
- a, an, and the
- progression of jobs based on interests and abilities
- what separates adjectives when they appear after the noun
- antonyms are
- type of adjective when er suffix is added
- type of text that is written about someone's life
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- a career being an animal doctor
- good and bad
- describes a noun
- best, fastest (adverbs)
- child educator
- goes with a problem
- He speaks very quietly, what is quietly
- nosascom is the ___ of adjectives
- happy, adj.; elated, jubilant
- separates adjectives when from the same category
- words that have similar meanings
- a career where you design homes or buildings
20 Clues: good and bad • antonyms are • a, an, and the • child educator • describes a noun • goes with a problem • best, fastest (adverbs) • happy, adj.; elated, jubilant • a career being an animal doctor • words that have similar meanings • nosascom is the ___ of adjectives • a career in science studying chemistry • He speaks very quietly, what is quietly • ...
PCSD 290 Extra Credit 2022-10-27
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- Another name for limiting adjectives (determiners)
- The study of the form of words (morphology)
- Percent of words used that are adjectives in school aged children's language through adulthood (twenty)
- The study of the function of words (syntax)
- The three moods of a verb: Indicative, Imperative & ______ (subjunctive)
- Words that describe a person, place, thing or abstraction (noun)
- Percent of early childhood words that are nouns (sixty)
- Pronoun use begins in Brown's Stage ______ (one)
- A word that functions to link words, phrases and clauses together and keep speech fluid (conjunction)
- The first common conjunction used by two year olds (and)
- True adjectives that can be graded are called this (descriptive)
- ______ rules for counting number of words (templins)
- An action that describes what a subject is doing (verb)
- Adjectives are used in the first ______ words. (fifty)
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- Verbals with the form "to + verb" (infinitives)
- ______ reversals are a common error in early childhood (pronoun)
- Descriptive modifiers that refer to nouns & pronouns & can be simple or compound (adjective)
- The earliest common subordinating conjunction (because)
- The type of morpheme that specifies a relationship between other morphemes, such as prepositions, articles and conjunctions (grammatical)
- Percent of adjectives used in early childhood (fifteen)
- Type of adverb that takes the longest to develop (conjunctive)
- Type of adjective that follows a copular verb (predicate)
- Modifiers are this percent of first 50 words (ten)
- A word that describes a verb (adverb)
- Earliest nouns used are common and ______ (concrete)
25 Clues: A word that describes a verb (adverb) • The study of the form of words (morphology) • The study of the function of words (syntax) • Verbals with the form "to + verb" (infinitives) • Pronoun use begins in Brown's Stage ______ (one) • Another name for limiting adjectives (determiners) • Modifiers are this percent of first 50 words (ten) • ...
Chapter 15 Crucigramma 2017-04-26
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- Ablative Singular of "quick game"
- to teach
- Largest Group of Third Declension Adjectives
- Nominative Singular of "huge table"
- Plural Imperative of "disco,discere"
- Genitive Plural of "short old man"
- Third Declension Adjectives with a different nominative singular form for each gender
- Accusative Singular of "every year"
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- Draw!(singular)
- Vocative Singular of "brave commander"
- Dative Plural of "public education"
- Third Declension Adjectives with one nominative singular form for all genders
- Nominative Plural of "quick animal"
- Accusative Plural of "important message"
14 Clues: to teach • Draw!(singular) • Ablative Singular of "quick game" • Genitive Plural of "short old man" • Dative Plural of "public education" • Nominative Singular of "huge table" • Nominative Plural of "quick animal" • Accusative Singular of "every year" • Plural Imperative of "disco,discere" • Vocative Singular of "brave commander" • Accusative Plural of "important message" • ...
Adjectives in Old English 2023-12-09
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- The form of an adjective used when referring to a single entity.
- Old English word for "strong"
- Prefix used to form the comparative degree of some adjectives
- Adjectives with only one syllable are referred to as ...
- Gender of nouns and adjectives in Old English
- Case ending indicating the direct object of a sentence
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- Category of adjectives that indicates singular or plural
- In Old English, the adjectives had the categories of number, gender, and ...
- The category that Old English adjectives distinguished between, such as positive, comparative, and superlative.
- Case ending indicating the subject of a sentence
10 Clues: Old English word for "strong" • Gender of nouns and adjectives in Old English • Case ending indicating the subject of a sentence • Case ending indicating the direct object of a sentence • Category of adjectives that indicates singular or plural • Adjectives with only one syllable are referred to as ... • Prefix used to form the comparative degree of some adjectives • ...
Grammar Test 1 Vocab Crossword 2024-02-26
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- the noun question that is answered by adjectives that describes a noun's specific identification or selection out of a group
- a type of noun that specifically shows ownership or possession of something
- a type of noun that is described as being not specific
- the noun question that is answered by adjectives that describes a noun's general type, quality, or characteristic
- a type of noun that is described as being physical
- a type of noun that is described as being only one
- the noun question that is answered by adjectives that describes a noun as a uncountable but can still be quantified as a grouping
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- a type of adjective that specifically shows ownership or possession of something; within the sentence, this word is found before the noun that it possesses and still looks like a pronoun
- a word that modifies or describes a noun or pronoun
- a type of noun that is described as being specific
- the noun question that is answered by adjectives that describes a noun as countable
- a type of noun that is described as being more than one
- a type of noun that is described as being not physical
- a type of pronoun that specifically shows ownership or possession of something; within the sentence, this word is found after the noun that it possesses
- a word that can replace a noun when the noun is already known through context of the writing or situation
- the noun question that is answered by adjectives that possess a noun
16 Clues: a type of noun that is described as being specific • a type of noun that is described as being physical • a type of noun that is described as being only one • a word that modifies or describes a noun or pronoun • a type of noun that is described as being not physical • a type of noun that is described as being not specific • ...
Parts of body 2024-08-31
Across
- my brother and i...playing ball with our leg
- Dayu...a beautiful bracelet on her hand
- gorillas and orangutans...Similar body sizes
- we use this adjectives refers to more than to but not many
- nose is part of our?
- we use 'has' for
- my head is covered by?
- what part of our body that we use to walk
- we use this adjectives refers to a single item
- we used this verb to along with a main verb to express tense
- what part of our body that we use to take something from the table
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- ...Sarah go to the gym three times a week
- where we can use do or does?
- ear is part of our?
- what is an ear for?
- the function of nose?
- adjectives that describe quantity or amount
- you should brush your...every day
- you can't see without your..
- every one hand have...fingers
20 Clues: we use 'has' for • ear is part of our? • what is an ear for? • nose is part of our? • the function of nose? • my head is covered by? • where we can use do or does? • you can't see without your.. • every one hand have...fingers • you should brush your...every day • Dayu...a beautiful bracelet on her hand • ...Sarah go to the gym three times a week • ...
Text 2024-10-13
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- Synonym for "describe" (explain).
- Text that conveys factual information (informative).
- A sequence of events in a recount (event).
- A type of text narrating personal experiences (recount).
- The opening part of a recount text
- The structure of recount texts: orientation, events, and (reorientation).
- Descriptive words that give details about an object (adjectives).
- The tense usually used in recount texts (past).
- Type of text that provides detailed information (descriptive).
- Words that link ideas together (connectors).
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- Text that describes the characteristics of something
- What happens in a story (action).
- The act of telling a story (narrative).
- Where an event takes place (setting).
- Important element in describing characters (appearance).
- A common word used to connect events in recounts (then).
- Words that describe qualities
- Indicates when something happens (time).
- Summary at the end of a recount (reorientation).
- The experience shared in a recount (story).
20 Clues: Words that describe qualities • Synonym for "describe" (explain). • What happens in a story (action). • The opening part of a recount text • Where an event takes place (setting). • The act of telling a story (narrative). • Indicates when something happens (time). • A sequence of events in a recount (event). • The experience shared in a recount (story). • ...
Descriptive Adjectives in French 2016-09-05
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- The only time you will not add an -e to the end of an adjective to make it feminine is when the adjective already has an _________ -e at its end.
- The feminine singular form of 'sale' is ________.
- The feminine singular form of 'bon' is ______.
- If the noun being described is __________, and the adjective describing it is regular, make agreement by adding an -e to the end of the adjective.
- What adjectives do.
- If an adjective is _________, like 'bon' or 'blanc', then it will follow different rules for making its gender and number agree with the noun being described.
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- The masculine plural form of 'vert' is ________.
- Adjectives must agree with the ______________ of the noun they describe.
- The form of an adjective that you will find in a dictionary.
- The feminine singular form of 'heureux' is _______.
- The feminine plural form of 'actif' is ________.
- Where adjectives typically go, in regards to the noun they describe.
- The acronym used to remember which adjectives go before the noun they describe.
- If an adjective already has an -s or -x at its end, you ______ need to add another -s to its end to make it plural.
- All French adjectives have _______ forms.
15 Clues: What adjectives do. • All French adjectives have _______ forms. • The feminine singular form of 'bon' is ______. • The masculine plural form of 'vert' is ________. • The feminine plural form of 'actif' is ________. • The feminine singular form of 'sale' is ________. • The feminine singular form of 'heureux' is _______. • ...
KR Extra Credit 2022-04-05
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- the category of the determiner in the following sentence: Those shoes look bad.
- type of conjunction that connects one clause with another clause that has less weight and importance
- manner of the following adverb: Since I was sick, I went to bed early.
- type of verbs that require an object
- verbs that provide additional information about person, tense, mood, and so forth
- sets of words that go into pairs
- verbs that stand by themselves without needing an object
- a word that takes the place of a noun. (e.g., he, she, his, her)
- a type of personal pronoun used to signify possession
- adverbs that connect 2 or more independent clauses
- adjectives that follows a copula
- category of determiners that use words such as, "every, nine, another, more, all, any" etc.
- adjectives that describe the quality of the noun or pronoun they modify and come in 2 types of their own
- refer to specific entities
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- superlative form of bad
- adjectives that can be modified to compare two or more entities along a continuum
- small set of words that join words with words, phrases with phrases, and clauses with clauses
- type of prepositions where it is "adverb + preposition"
- comprise a relatively small, and therefore finite, class of words that serve to connect nouns and pronouns to other nouns, pronouns, and verbs
- type of verb for which the past participle is formed in a unique manner that does not follow the general formation rule of adding -ed
- comparative form of good
- finite group of words that can take the place of nouns
- types of adjectives that use words such as "whose, which, and what".
- both sides of the sentence have equal weight and importance
- adjectives that come before nouns
25 Clues: superlative form of bad • comparative form of good • refer to specific entities • sets of words that go into pairs • adjectives that follows a copula • adjectives that come before nouns • type of verbs that require an object • adverbs that connect 2 or more independent clauses • a type of personal pronoun used to signify possession • ...
MID TERM Chapters 1-10 2017-04-16
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- words that describe or limit
- words used in place of nouns
- describe or limit verbs, adjectives and other adverbs
- special group of adjectives
- shortened forms of subjects and verbs
- describe nouns and pronouns
- words that connect other words or groups
- gives an order or makes a direct request
- expresses an action or state of being
- group of related words including a subject and a verb
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- introduced by words such as them or has
- group of related words without a subject and verb
- groups of words that express complete thoughts
- makes an assertion and ends with period
- word that expresses strong feelings but are usually unconnected grammatically to the sentence
- word combinations that are unique to that language
- refers to person place or thing
- noun pronoun or adjective that renames or describes the subject
- indicates a pause
19 Clues: indicates a pause • special group of adjectives • describe nouns and pronouns • words that describe or limit • words used in place of nouns • refers to person place or thing • shortened forms of subjects and verbs • expresses an action or state of being • introduced by words such as them or has • makes an assertion and ends with period • words that connect other words or groups • ...
3rd Form Latin - Lesson 10 2023-07-25
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- other, another
- alone, only, sole
- Nine 1st/2nd Declension Adjectives have irregular forms in the __________ ___ ______________ ________________.
- neither (of tow
- no, not any
- one
- Another self
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- which (of two)
- The genitive singular ending for these irregular 1st/2nd Declension Adjectives is ________.
- The dative singular ending for these irregular 1st/2nd Declension Adjectives is is ________.
- The mnemonic device for the nine irregular forms is ________ ___________.
- the other (of two), the second (of two)
- any (at all)
- whole, entire
14 Clues: one • no, not any • any (at all) • Another self • whole, entire • which (of two) • other, another • neither (of tow • alone, only, sole • the other (of two), the second (of two) • The mnemonic device for the nine irregular forms is ________ ___________. • The genitive singular ending for these irregular 1st/2nd Declension Adjectives is ________. • ...
Morphology and Syntax 2021-04-14
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- Form describes the grammatical class a word/phrase belongs to, while [blank] refers to the way it is used in a sentence.
- A subject compliment follows an intransitive (usually copular) verb, while a [blank] predicate follows a transitive verb.
- Words that belong to the grammatical classes of either pronouns, adverbs, or adjectives, but also provide additional information regarding quantity.
- Present participles of a verb that take the place of a noun or pronoun in a sentence.
- Nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, conjunctions, and prepositions can either be simple, [blank], or phrasal.
- Nouns and pronouns have a [blank] which indicates whether they are being used as the subject, the object, or as a possessive.
- Declarative, imperative, [blank], and interrogative are the four types of sentences which function to provide information, give an order, express an emotion, or ask a question.
- These words join clauses of equal weight, and can be remembered with the mnemonic FANBOYS.
- This aspect of a verb indicates whether the subject is doing or receiving the action.
- Nouns, pronouns, or adjectives that are found in the predicate and provide additional information about the subject following intransitive verbs.
- Positive, [blank], and superlative are the three forms of gradable adjectives and adverbs.
- A finite group of words which serve to join clauses of unequal weight, where one clause has less importance than the other.
- Words that can function as pronouns or adjectives, and identify or highlight a particular antecedent.
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- This group of words joins two clauses of equal weight, but also gives information on manner, place, reason, etc.
- Some verbs facilitate the action passing on to a direct object, while [blank] verbs do not.
- Auxiliary verbs that provide information about certainty, intention, command, or emphasis.
- A pair of words which are usually spread apart in a sentence that join clauses together.
- These verbals are recognizable by the form “to+verb” and are used for efficiency.
- When a form of the verb “to be” serves as the main verb, it is called this.
- An optional element of the clausal structure that provides additional information about time, location, and manner.
- Words that may look like prepositions, but are meaningfully connected to verbs.
- Verbs in the progressive or perfect tenses that do not function as verbs, but rather as modifiers.
- Nouns have many different classes. One of them tells whether a noun can be counted or whether it is a [blank] noun.
- Indicative, imperative, and subjunctive are the three [blanks] of a verb which depict the speaker’s state of mind.
- There are two categories of adjectives. Ones which describe the quality of a noun or pronoun, and [blank] adjectives which tell how much, how many, or whose.
25 Clues: When a form of the verb “to be” serves as the main verb, it is called this. • Words that may look like prepositions, but are meaningfully connected to verbs. • These verbals are recognizable by the form “to+verb” and are used for efficiency. • Present participles of a verb that take the place of a noun or pronoun in a sentence. • ...
Les adjectifs 2020-11-24
Across
- Un mot qui décrit un un nom.
- What is "attentif" in feminine?
- féminin/pluriel de "intelligent"
- Je suis la capitale de l'Ontario
- le masculin/singulier de "Sérieuse"
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- je décris plus que une personne ou un objet (contraire de singulier)
- Masculin/pluriel de "méchant"
- je suis l'opposé du "Régulier"
- small/short in french (féminin/pluriel)
- what is the opposite gender of "masculine"
- What 4 letters make the adjectives ending with "eux" in feminine?
- Strong in French
- We leave the adjectives that end with an e ______
- Adjectives change according to me because
14 Clues: Strong in French • Un mot qui décrit un un nom. • Masculin/pluriel de "méchant" • je suis l'opposé du "Régulier" • What is "attentif" in feminine? • féminin/pluriel de "intelligent" • Je suis la capitale de l'Ontario • le masculin/singulier de "Sérieuse" • small/short in french (féminin/pluriel) • Adjectives change according to me because • ...
FF - L18 2019-01-12
13 Clues: bad • new • good • small • much, many • high, deep • wide, broad • great, large • holy, sacred • eternal, everlasting • The mother of Italy, Rome. • these types of adjectives usually come after their nouns • these types of adjectives usually come before their nouns
. 2021-12-06
Across
- they include this,that,these,those
- Comparing one thing to another
- We add -est or most to the adjective or adverb
- we add -er or -est to ....adjectives and adverbs
Down
- we add more or most to ...adjectives and adverbs
- They modify adverbs , adjectives, and verbs
- They include verb to be
- Comparing one thing to many
- They modify nouns or pronouns
- we add -er or more to the adjective or adverb
10 Clues: They include verb to be • Comparing one thing to many • They modify nouns or pronouns • Comparing one thing to another • they include this,that,these,those • They modify adverbs , adjectives, and verbs • we add -er or more to the adjective or adverb • We add -est or most to the adjective or adverb • we add more or most to ...adjectives and adverbs • ...
Poetry Elements 2021-02-24
Across
- when two words end with the same sound.
- A word or phrase that does not have its normal or literal meaning.
- A way of writing. It expresses feelings and ideas.
- A group of lines in a poem that go together. They are like paragraphs you see in a book.
- A group of words that are arranged in a row.
- When a writer describes something that is not human as having human characteristics.
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- adjectives Adjectives used to compare only two things.
- Another word for figurative language.
- When a writer puts several sounds that begin with the same sound close together or next to each other.
- adjectives Adjectives used to compare 3 or more objects, people, or places.
- a word that describes a noun.
- compares two things , but does not use like or as.
- scheme A way to describe how a poem rhymes or the rhyme pattern of a poem.
- When a writer uses the same lines, or phrases more than once in a poem.
- compares two things using like or as.
15 Clues: a word that describes a noun. • Another word for figurative language. • compares two things using like or as. • when two words end with the same sound. • A group of words that are arranged in a row. • compares two things , but does not use like or as. • A way of writing. It expresses feelings and ideas. • adjectives Adjectives used to compare only two things. • ...
1st Quarter Terminology 2022-10-28
Across
- show the position of a noun/pronoun
- shows visible/mental action, sometimes linking
- the character/authority of the speaker/writer
- emotional/associated connection
- exclamatory word expressing feeling/emotion
- dictionary meaning of a word
- topic sentence making a point
- logical
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- modify verbs/adjectives/adverbs
- describes nouns/pronouns
- substitutes for nouns
- disprove the opposite side
- joins words/phrases/clauses
- person/place/thing/idea
- emotional connection
15 Clues: logical • emotional connection • substitutes for nouns • person/place/thing/idea • describes nouns/pronouns • disprove the opposite side • joins words/phrases/clauses • dictionary meaning of a word • topic sentence making a point • modify verbs/adjectives/adverbs • emotional/associated connection • show the position of a noun/pronoun • exclamatory word expressing feeling/emotion • ...
Unit 2 2019-05-22
Across
- _______________imagined = it seemed natural to me that …
- someone/something who helps others
- to put ___ with
- its pronunciation is /kɔːʃən/
- to follow in someone’s ________
- very hot
- very silly
- adjectives: hard, friendly, ____________
- (someone who always expects bad things to happen)
- to get on well with __________
- two statements, beliefs, etc., that cannot both be true or correct
- is the opposite of helpful
- very funny
- She ___________knows mean that she doesn't know very well
Down
- Point out that quite may mean _____________ but not very
- adverbs: hardly, ___________, wrong
- What is the age difference between you and any _____________ you have?
- means unable to help or look after oneself
- A bit surprised? I’m absolutely ______________.
- ___________and hard can be both adjectives and adjectives
- someone who does things that are dangerous
- He ___________ not telling you about the problem earlier
- ____________ chance (a small possibility)
- it __________ me ages
- if something ____________to happen, it happens often and is likely to happen again
- the opposite of meaningful
- the adjective form of care
- it’s a _________decision
28 Clues: very hot • very silly • very funny • to put ___ with • it __________ me ages • it’s a _________decision • the opposite of meaningful • is the opposite of helpful • the adjective form of care • its pronunciation is /kɔːʃən/ • to get on well with __________ • to follow in someone’s ________ • someone/something who helps others • adverbs: hardly, ___________, wrong • ...
Unit 2 2024-08-18
Across
- it __________ me ages
- ___________and hard can be both adjectives and adjectives
- to follow in someone’s ________
- _______________imagined = it seemed natural to me that …
- to put ___ with
- is the opposite of helpful
- very funny
- very hot
- the adjective form of care
- someone who does things that are dangerous
- very silly
- ____________ chance (a small possibility)
- if something ____________to happen, it happens often and is likely to happen again
- adverbs: hardly, ___________, wrong
Down
- adjectives: hard, friendly, ____________
- two statements, beliefs, etc., that cannot both be true or correct
- to get on well with __________
- the opposite of meaningful
- What is the age difference between you and any _____________ you have?
- its pronunciation is /kɔːʃən/
- (someone who always expects bad things to happen)
- means unable to help or look after oneself
- A bit surprised? I’m absolutely ______________.
- someone/something who helps others
- He ___________ not telling you about the problem earlier
- Point out that quite may mean _____________ but not very
- She ___________knows mean that she doesn't know very well
- it’s a _________decision
28 Clues: very hot • very funny • very silly • to put ___ with • it __________ me ages • it’s a _________decision • the opposite of meaningful • is the opposite of helpful • the adjective form of care • its pronunciation is /kɔːʃən/ • to get on well with __________ • to follow in someone’s ________ • someone/something who helps others • adverbs: hardly, ___________, wrong • ...
Nomina et adiectiva, Capitulum VIII, Lingua Latina 2019-03-16
Across
- fingers, nom. plur.
- jewels,abl. plur.
- a wealthy shopkeeper
- neck, acc. plur.
- ring, abl. sing.
- the middle price
- the fourth thread
- shopkeepers, gen. plur.
- threads, nom. plur.
Down
- shops, gen. plur.
- another jewel/ornament [Latin adjectives are placed after their nouns (except for adjectives of size—large, small....)]
- without a price
- a bejeweled finger
- pearl or jewel
- price, acc. plur.
- gem, gen. sing.
16 Clues: pearl or jewel • without a price • gem, gen. sing. • neck, acc. plur. • ring, abl. sing. • the middle price • shops, gen. plur. • jewels,abl. plur. • price, acc. plur. • the fourth thread • a bejeweled finger • fingers, nom. plur. • threads, nom. plur. • a wealthy shopkeeper • shopkeepers, gen. plur. • ...
Unit 2 2019-05-22
Across
- it __________ me ages
- ___________and hard can be both adjectives and adjectives
- to follow in someone’s ________
- _______________imagined = it seemed natural to me that …
- to put ___ with
- is the opposite of helpful
- very funny
- very hot
- the adjective form of care
- someone who does things that are dangerous
- very silly
- ____________ chance (a small possibility)
- if something ____________to happen, it happens often and is likely to happen again
- adverbs: hardly, ___________, wrong
Down
- adjectives: hard, friendly, ____________
- two statements, beliefs, etc., that cannot both be true or correct
- to get on well with __________
- the opposite of meaningful
- What is the age difference between you and any _____________ you have?
- its pronunciation is /kɔːʃən/
- (someone who always expects bad things to happen)
- means unable to help or look after oneself
- A bit surprised? I’m absolutely ______________.
- someone/something who helps others
- He ___________ not telling you about the problem earlier
- Point out that quite may mean _____________ but not very
- She ___________knows mean that she doesn't know very well
- it’s a _________decision
28 Clues: very hot • very funny • very silly • to put ___ with • it __________ me ages • it’s a _________decision • the opposite of meaningful • is the opposite of helpful • the adjective form of care • its pronunciation is /kɔːʃən/ • to get on well with __________ • to follow in someone’s ________ • someone/something who helps others • adverbs: hardly, ___________, wrong • ...
Unit 2 2024-08-21
Across
- it __________ me ages
- ___________and hard can be both adjectives and adjectives
- to follow in someone’s ________
- _______________imagined = it seemed natural to me that …
- to put ___ with
- is the opposite of helpful
- very funny
- very hot
- the adjective form of care
- someone who does things that are dangerous
- very silly
- ____________ chance (a small possibility)
- if something ____________to happen, it happens often and is likely to happen again
- adverbs: hardly, ___________, wrong
Down
- adjectives: hard, friendly, ____________
- two statements, beliefs, etc., that cannot both be true or correct
- to get on well with __________
- the opposite of meaningful
- What is the age difference between you and any _____________ you have?
- its pronunciation is /kɔːʃən/
- (someone who always expects bad things to happen)
- means unable to help or look after oneself
- A bit surprised? I’m absolutely ______________.
- someone/something who helps others
- He ___________ not telling you about the problem earlier
- Point out that quite may mean _____________ but not very
- She ___________knows mean that she doesn't know very well
- it’s a _________decision
28 Clues: very hot • very funny • very silly • to put ___ with • it __________ me ages • it’s a _________decision • the opposite of meaningful • is the opposite of helpful • the adjective form of care • its pronunciation is /kɔːʃən/ • to get on well with __________ • to follow in someone’s ________ • someone/something who helps others • adverbs: hardly, ___________, wrong • ...
General aspects 2023-10-19
Across
- He, she, it, I, you, they, we are?
- Part of speech that includes thing,animal,etc
- The main person in a sentence is called?
- The, An, and A are?
- Part of speech that describes nouns
- Superlative form of the adjective cheap
- Superlative form of the adjective good
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- Adjectives where we add -er
- Adjectives where we add -est
- Comparative form of the adjective bad
- Part of speech that describes an action
11 Clues: The, An, and A are? • Adjectives where we add -er • Adjectives where we add -est • He, she, it, I, you, they, we are? • Part of speech that describes nouns • Comparative form of the adjective bad • Superlative form of the adjective good • Part of speech that describes an action • Superlative form of the adjective cheap • The main person in a sentence is called? • ...
Parts of speech II 2022-03-23
Across
- Type of conjunction whose acronym is TTUUABE.
- Adjectives that indicate a noun or pronoun in a sentence.
- Words that link other words.
- Join two parts that are equal.
- Used for more than one thing that’s nearby.
- Article that goes before a noun with a vowel.
- Used for more than one thing that’s farther away.
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- Words that show an action.
- Used for a person or thing that is further away.
- Words that describe or modify other words.
- Used for a person or thing that is nearby or current.
- The official order of adjectives.
- It is used for a specific noun.
- Animal, place, thing, object or/and idea.
14 Clues: Words that show an action. • Words that link other words. • Join two parts that are equal. • It is used for a specific noun. • The official order of adjectives. • Animal, place, thing, object or/and idea. • Words that describe or modify other words. • Used for more than one thing that’s nearby. • Type of conjunction whose acronym is TTUUABE. • ...
Nomina et adiectiva, Capitulum VIII, Lingua Latina 2019-03-16
Across
- a bejeweled finger
- price, acc. plur.
- gem, gen. sing.
- a wealthy shopkeeper
- the fourth thread
- threads, nom. plur.
Down
- another jewel/ornament [Latin adjectives are placed after their nouns (except for adjectives of size—large, small....)]
- without a price
- fingers, nom. plur.
- shops, gen. plur.
- shopkeepers, gen. plur.
- the middle price
- pearl or jewel
- neck, acc. plur.
- jewels,abl. plur.
- ring, abl. sing.
16 Clues: pearl or jewel • without a price • gem, gen. sing. • the middle price • neck, acc. plur. • ring, abl. sing. • price, acc. plur. • shops, gen. plur. • jewels,abl. plur. • the fourth thread • a bejeweled finger • fingers, nom. plur. • threads, nom. plur. • a wealthy shopkeeper • shopkeepers, gen. plur. • ...
Grammar Review 2023-12-21
Across
- A word used in place of a noun.
- Adverbs that compare two actions.
- Adverbs that compare two or more actions.
- voice The subject receives the action of the verb.
- A place, a thing, or a person.
- Verbs that are used as nouns.
- Words that connect individual words or groups of words in sentences.
- After, although, as long as, because, since, unless, whether, and while.
- A noun or phrase that renames another noun in a sentence.
- Words that modify or describe verbs.
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- Words that show the relationship between a noun or a pronoun and another word in the sentence.
- A word that describes a noun or pronoun.
- Both/and, either/or, and neither/nor.
- And, but, or, nor, for, and yet.
- Words that add emphasis to adjectives or adverbs.
- Verbs that are used as nouns, adjectives, and adverbs.
- voice The subject performs the action of the verb.
- Verbs that are used as adjectives.
18 Clues: Verbs that are used as nouns. • A place, a thing, or a person. • A word used in place of a noun. • And, but, or, nor, for, and yet. • Adverbs that compare two actions. • Verbs that are used as adjectives. • Words that modify or describe verbs. • Both/and, either/or, and neither/nor. • A word that describes a noun or pronoun. • Adverbs that compare two or more actions. • ...
Adjectives Review 2020-05-12
Across
- this type of adjective begins with a capital letter
- these adjectives are "a, an, the"
- an adjective that usually follows a linking verb
- numbers used as adjectives to show _____ how many
- these adjectives are "this, that, these, those"
Down
- this type of adjective describes a noun
- adjectives more and most for words with 3 or more__
- these adjectives are "fewer, fewest, less, least"
8 Clues: these adjectives are "a, an, the" • this type of adjective describes a noun • these adjectives are "this, that, these, those" • an adjective that usually follows a linking verb • these adjectives are "fewer, fewest, less, least" • numbers used as adjectives to show _____ how many • this type of adjective begins with a capital letter • ...
engelish 2014-10-27
20 Clues: knap • beven • breed • drong • wazig • ijzer • vrezen • bepaald • wuivende • levendig • druppelt • opzegbaar • misselijk • doorboren • beslissend • timmerhout • beslechten • hardvochtig • gerepareerd • bijvoegelijke naamwoorden
Review 2022-11-14
8th Grade Crossword Challenge 2022-05-12
Across
- past participle of be
- a way of transportation in the air
- past of draw
- Gabriel is very good at it
- Victoria is _______ than Mary
- we need to drink this to survive
- Luiza is a ______
- Mary is good at this sport
- one of Lara's adjectives
Down
- Pulia's favorite sport
- Gabriel thinks he is very __
- Pulia likes to _____
- Gabs is very good at it
- one of Mary's adjectives
- we ____ at school
15 Clues: past of draw • Luiza is a ______ • we ____ at school • Pulia likes to _____ • past participle of be • Pulia's favorite sport • Gabs is very good at it • one of Mary's adjectives • one of Lara's adjectives • Gabriel is very good at it • Mary is good at this sport • Gabriel thinks he is very __ • Victoria is _______ than Mary • we need to drink this to survive • ...
Spelling words 2022-02-07
20 Clues: air • All • Bike • Food • redo • trash • Books • Shelf • shake • listen • amazing • shaking • Listing • shorten • Digging • not here • explained • adjectives • paramedics • underground
Common Adjective Suffixes 2023-05-11
Across
- able to receive the action of the stated
- connected with or belonging to the stated place, group, or type
- having the stated quality to a high degree, or causing it
- of a place, or the language spoken in a place
- added to nouns to form adjectives that refer to a quality or condition
- to some degree; fairly: like
Down
- "connected with" to adjectives, or "the action of" to nouns
- performing or causing the stated action
- expressing capability, susceptibility, liability, aptitude
- used to form adjectives meaning "without"
- suitable or deserving to receive a particular thing
- Pertaining to, relating to
12 Clues: Pertaining to, relating to • to some degree; fairly: like • performing or causing the stated action • able to receive the action of the stated • used to form adjectives meaning "without" • of a place, or the language spoken in a place • suitable or deserving to receive a particular thing • having the stated quality to a high degree, or causing it • ...
Unit 2 Vocabulary 2023-06-09
21 Clues: spz • pár • sova • klub • hned • kapsa • takže • pozadí • rychle • šíleně • plachý • dekáda • skupina • hlasovat • najednou • přestože • popisovat • příslovce • zvýrazněný • příležitost • rozhodnout-se
EST Revision 2021-11-16
Across
- A comparison between two unlike things is called a _______. (E.g. This road is ruined carpet)
- If the camera is looking directly at the subject, it is using an ___-_____ angle.
- Language that welcomes the reader is called ________ language.
- Long shots and extreme long shots can make the viewer feel a sense of ___.
- One type of camera angle is the bird's eye ____.
- You can tell how someone feels by looking at their ______ expression.
- If all the elements of the image are in focus, the image has been taken with a ____ depth of field.
Down
- Adjectives that make something seem great are called ________ adjectives.
- Body language includes a person's facial expression, gaze, posture and _______.
- A shot that captures the full subject (head to toe) is called a ____ shot.
- Adjectives that make something seem bad are called ________ adjectives.
- A describing word like "incredible" or "breathtaking".
12 Clues: One type of camera angle is the bird's eye ____. • A describing word like "incredible" or "breathtaking". • Language that welcomes the reader is called ________ language. • You can tell how someone feels by looking at their ______ expression. • Adjectives that make something seem bad are called ________ adjectives. • ...
Grammar 2023-05-30
Across
- nouns that more than one person, place, or thing
- the name of a person, place, or thing
- adjectives that compare two people, places, or things, usually end in -er.
- tells what the subject does or is
- words that mean the opposite of each other
- tell how, when, or where an action happens
- tells who or what the sentence is about
- different words that have the same meaning
- describe nouns
Down
- adjectives that compare more than two people, places, or things, usually end in -est.
- nouns that show who or what owns or has something
- but, and, or
12 Clues: but, and, or • describe nouns • tells what the subject does or is • the name of a person, place, or thing • tells who or what the sentence is about • words that mean the opposite of each other • tell how, when, or where an action happens • different words that have the same meaning • nouns that more than one person, place, or thing • ...
EST Revision 2021-11-16
Across
- A describing word like "incredible" or "breathtaking".
- If the camera is looking directly at the subject, it is using an ___-_____ angle.
- Long shots and extreme long shots can make the viewer feel a sense of ___.
- Adjectives that make something seem great are called ________ adjectives.
- Adjectives that make something seem bad are called ________ adjectives.
Down
- You can tell how someone feels by looking at their ______ expression.
- If all the elements of the image are in focus, the image has been taken with a ____ depth of field.
- Body language includes a person's facial expression, gaze, posture and _______.
- A comparison between two unlike things is called a _______. (E.g. This road is ruined carpet)
- A shot that captures the full subject (head to toe) is called a ____ shot.
- One type of camera angle is the bird's eye ____.
- Language that welcomes the reader is called ________ language.
12 Clues: One type of camera angle is the bird's eye ____. • A describing word like "incredible" or "breathtaking". • Language that welcomes the reader is called ________ language. • You can tell how someone feels by looking at their ______ expression. • Adjectives that make something seem bad are called ________ adjectives. • ...
ELA Exam Review 2022-05-26
Across
- takes the place of a noun
- word that follows a noun and helps identify it
- renames the subject
- verb mood used to emphasize a verb
- a pronoun that refers to any or all of a group
- an object that tells to whom or for whom
- verb mood used to state a fact
- not necessary to the meaning of a sentence
- an object that tells whom or what after the verb
- voice in which the subject is the doer of action
- pronoun used as a direct or indirect object
- verb mood that expresses a wish or condition
Down
- acts as an adverb by describing a verb
- adjectives used to ask a question
- group of words that has a subject and a predicate
- shows relationship between a noun and a word
- a word to which a pronoun refers
- adjectives that define a noun
- voice in which the subject receives the action
- pronoun used to emphasize a preceding noun
- verb mood used to give commands
- adjectives that refer to any or all of a group
- word that describes a verb or adjective
- necessary to the meaning of a sentence
- a person, place, thing, or idea
25 Clues: renames the subject • takes the place of a noun • adjectives that define a noun • verb mood used to state a fact • verb mood used to give commands • a person, place, thing, or idea • a word to which a pronoun refers • adjectives used to ask a question • verb mood used to emphasize a verb • acts as an adverb by describing a verb • necessary to the meaning of a sentence • ...
La familia 2024-04-09
Across
- La _______ o el hijo
- The brother-in-law. Cuñada for sister-in-law in Spanish.
- Someone who is responsible
- In English, the uncle, known as "tía" for
- To be only, unique
- To be big
- The cousins (mixed feminine and masculine) in Spanish.
- To be funny
- How do you say family in Spanish?
- Mi(s), tu(s), su(s) and nuestro/a(s) are examples of ________ adjectives.
- Someone/something who is kind
- In English, grandfather, also known as abuelito in Spanish
- El __________ hermano (half brother)
- Adjectives used to describe something or someone come _________ the noun.
- To be small
Down
- The step brother.
- Someone/something who is fun or amusing
- Word that is used to describe a noun
- In English, mom, also known as mamá in Spanish
- Someone/something who is caring or affectionate
- To be loud
- Someone/something who is popular
- Possessive adjectives go __________ the noun that they're defining who it/they belong to.
- Someone who is intelligent
- The granddaughter, known as "nieto" for grandson
- In English, dad, also known as papá in Spanish
- The mother-in-law.
- _____ padres; "the parents"
28 Clues: To be big • To be loud • To be funny • To be small • The step brother. • To be only, unique • The mother-in-law. • La _______ o el hijo • Someone who is responsible • Someone who is intelligent • _____ padres; "the parents" • Someone/something who is kind • Someone/something who is popular • How do you say family in Spanish? • Word that is used to describe a noun • ...
Business English 2017-07-06
Across
- A pause in the flow of a sentence
- Expresses an action
- Adjectives and adverbs act as
- Surprise, disbelief, or strong feeling
- The letter "I" is always
- Person, place, or thing
- A subject and a verb of group related words
- A noun, pronoun, or adjective that renames
- Used in place of nouns
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- Stronger punctuation than the comma
- Figures (1, 2, 3, etc.)
- Short versions of words
- Figures (1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc.)
- describe nouns and pronouns
- An assertion and ends with a period
- a, e, I, o, and u
- All letters other than vowels
17 Clues: a, e, I, o, and u • Expresses an action • Used in place of nouns • Figures (1, 2, 3, etc.) • Short versions of words • Person, place, or thing • The letter "I" is always • describe nouns and pronouns • Adjectives and adverbs act as • Figures (1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc.) • All letters other than vowels • A pause in the flow of a sentence • Stronger punctuation than the comma • ...
English Terms 2023-01-19
Across
- people places or things
- can stand alone as a complete sentence
- type of fragment that is missing a subject or predicate
- have a subject and verb but do not express a complete thought
- these pronouns show ownership
- describe nouns and pronouns
- replace nouns
- these pronouns link phrases and clauses
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- short remarks
- words that show time space or location
- describe adjectives
- names that are/were replaced
- these pronouns point to or identify something
- join words or phrases
- these pronouns include suffix -self or -selves
- words that show action
16 Clues: short remarks • replace nouns • describe adjectives • join words or phrases • words that show action • people places or things • describe nouns and pronouns • names that are/were replaced • these pronouns show ownership • can stand alone as a complete sentence • words that show time space or location • these pronouns link phrases and clauses • ...
Review 2021-10-29
Across
- intensifiers in front of superlatives adjectives
- The food was ... bad (it was bad, but not very bad)
- very hungry
- The film was ... awful
- This is a rather bigger one than that. (Mitigators used with comparative adjectives in front of a noun)
- very small
Down
- This is a ... more expensive model than that. (Mitigators used with comparative adjectives in front of a noun)
- above good
- very big
- very clever
10 Clues: very big • above good • very small • very clever • very hungry • The film was ... awful • intensifiers in front of superlatives adjectives • The food was ... bad (it was bad, but not very bad) • This is a rather bigger one than that. (Mitigators used with comparative adjectives in front of a noun) • ...
Grammar Final 2024-08-08
Across
- Regular ____ tense verbs end with 'ed'.
- ______ adjectives compare TWO things.
- linking verb with nose
- NOT makes a positive sentence into a ______ sentence.
- Routine is in ____ tense.
- linking verb with ears
- An _____ describes a verb.
- "Grammar" is a ______ noun.
Down
- one of + superlative + _____ noun
- linking verb with mouth
- ______ adjectives compare THREE or more things.
- linking verb with eyes
- An ______ describes a noun.
- linking verb with touch
- "Will" and "be + going to" are _____ tense verbs.
- Present _____ + future time is future tense.
- A sense verb is also called a _____ verb in grammar.
17 Clues: linking verb with eyes • linking verb with nose • linking verb with ears • linking verb with mouth • linking verb with touch • Routine is in ____ tense. • An _____ describes a verb. • An ______ describes a noun. • "Grammar" is a ______ noun. • one of + superlative + _____ noun • ______ adjectives compare TWO things. • Regular ____ tense verbs end with 'ed'. • ...
My crossword 2024-06-26
Afrikaans woorde! 2024-09-17
18 Clues: why • what • when • where • nouns • verbs • plural • adverbs • pronouns • articles • afrikaans • adjectives • diminutives • preposistion • conjunctions • interjections • intensive froms • degrees of comparison
classroom 2022-11-18
23 Clues: bano • aula • leer • ayuda • ciudad • libros • escuela • bandera • escribe • gobierno • escuchar • traducir • comparar • profesor • trabajar • adjetivos • emparejar • completar • oraciones • por favor • comprender • pronunciar • vocabulario
Parts of Speech 2024-01-24
Across
- of speech in the English language: nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections.
- replace nouns in a sentence.
- express strong emotion.
- express action or being.
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- connect words or groups of words.
- modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.
- represent people, places, things, or ideas.
- link nouns or pronouns to other words in a sentence.
- describe nouns.
9 Clues: describe nouns. • express strong emotion. • express action or being. • replace nouns in a sentence. • connect words or groups of words. • modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. • represent people, places, things, or ideas. • link nouns or pronouns to other words in a sentence. • ...
Parts of Speech 2015-12-02
Across
- a person, place, thing, or idea
- verbs like run
- describe nouns
- shows action or state of being
- over, in, above, and below are
- nouns like dreams, hope, love
- he, she, and it are
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- Oh! Wow! and Totally! are
- noun you can touch
- describe verbs, adjectives and other ___________
- an example of an article
- join words and phrases
- a, an, and the; words that only come before nouns
13 Clues: verbs like run • describe nouns • noun you can touch • he, she, and it are • join words and phrases • an example of an article • Oh! Wow! and Totally! are • nouns like dreams, hope, love • shows action or state of being • over, in, above, and below are • a person, place, thing, or idea • describe verbs, adjectives and other ___________ • ...
Colores y Formas 2024-01-23
19 Clues: red • star • pink • blue • grey • green • negro • heart • brown • square • yellow • orange • colors • shapes • circle • purple • diamond • rectangle • Adjectives of color (BLANK) the nouns they describe.
Grade Nine English 2020-10-17
Across
- we be twins
- sign that you used the wrong verb
- can go anywhere here
- source of knowledge
- than adjectives
- logic of speech
- it B or Bee
- mind set free
Down
- us to interpret and express
- know what I mean
- traffic signals of language
- and prying for a reason
- most powerful way to put ideas into the world
- best way to talk without being interrupted
14 Clues: we be twins • it B or Bee • mind set free • than adjectives • logic of speech • know what I mean • source of knowledge • can go anywhere here • and prying for a reason • us to interpret and express • traffic signals of language • sign that you used the wrong verb • best way to talk without being interrupted • most powerful way to put ideas into the world
Desciptive Adjectives in French 2016-09-05
Across
- Where adjectives typically go, in regards to the noun they describe.
- Adjectives must agree with the ______________ of the noun they describe.
- What adjectives do.
- If the noun being described is __________, and the adjective describing it is regular, make agreement by adding an -e to the end of the adjective.
- If an adjective is _________, like 'bon' or 'blanc', then it will follow different rules for making its gender and number agree with the noun being described.
Down
- The form of an adjective that you will find in a dictionary.
- The only time you will not add an -e to the end of an adjective to make it feminine is when the adjective already has an _________ -e at its end.
- All French adjectives have _______ forms.
- If an adjective already has an -s or -x at its end, you ______ need to add another -s to its end to make it plural.
- The acronym used to remember which adjectives go before the noun they describe.
10 Clues: What adjectives do. • All French adjectives have _______ forms. • The form of an adjective that you will find in a dictionary. • Where adjectives typically go, in regards to the noun they describe. • Adjectives must agree with the ______________ of the noun they describe. • The acronym used to remember which adjectives go before the noun they describe. • ...
Descriptive Adjectives in French 2016-09-03
Across
- If an adjective already has an -s or -x at its end, you ______ need to add another -s to its end to make it plural.
- The acronym used to remember which adjectives go before the noun they describe.
- What adjectives do.
- The form of an adjective that you will find in a dictionary.
- The only time you will not add an -e to the end of an adjective to make it feminine is when the adjective already has an _________ -e at its end.
Down
- If the noun being described is __________, and the adjective describing it is regular, make agreement by adding an -e to the end of the adjective.
- Where adjectives typically go, in regards to the noun they describe.
- Adjectives must agree with the ______________ of the noun they describe.
- All French adjectives have _______.
- If an adjective is _________, like 'bon' or 'blanc', then it will follow different rules for making its gender and number agree with the noun being described.
10 Clues: What adjectives do. • All French adjectives have _______. • The form of an adjective that you will find in a dictionary. • Where adjectives typically go, in regards to the noun they describe. • Adjectives must agree with the ______________ of the noun they describe. • The acronym used to remember which adjectives go before the noun they describe. • ...
Nouns and Adjectives 2021-05-27
8 Clues: river • kuala lumpur • how many types of nouns? • prettier = ____ adjectives • smartest = ____ adjectives • a part of speech that describes nouns • a part of speech that names something like name, place or idea • what are the 'absolute', 'comparative' and 'superlative' called?
ENGLISH 10 2018-10-14
Across
- a clause that cannot stand on its own
- replaces nouns
- personification of Humanity
- unity or a uniform structure
- form of the pronoun if he/she/it is the doer of the action
- a cluster of words with no whole idea
- earthly Possessions
- a cluster of words with a whole idea
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- modifies verbs, adjectives
- judgement
- a clause that can stand on its own
- church
- modifies nouns
- a type of play that personifies abstract qualities
- form of the pronoun used if he/she/it is the receiver of the action
15 Clues: church • judgement • replaces nouns • modifies nouns • earthly Possessions • modifies verbs, adjectives • personification of Humanity • unity or a uniform structure • a clause that can stand on its own • a cluster of words with a whole idea • a clause that cannot stand on its own • a cluster of words with no whole idea • a type of play that personifies abstract qualities • ...
Adjectives 2015-12-06
18 Clues: Kluss • Gudrs • Laipns • Slinks • Uzticams • Pacietīgs • Enerģisks • Talantīgs • Introverts • Izpalīdzīgs • Inteliģents • Sabiedrisks • Runīgs/Domīgs • Tīrīgs/Sakopts • Īpašības vārdi • Netīrīgs/Nesakopts • Sociāls/Sabiedrisks • Neatkarīgs/Patstāvīgs
Parts of Speech 2020-08-21
Across
- a word that shows action or state of being
- an action verb
- What kind of word describes verbs, adjectives, and adverbs?
- a word or phrase that expresses strong emotion
- a word used to connect 2 words, phrases, or clauses
- an adverb
- a preposition
- a connecting word that shows location, time, or movement
Down
- an interjection
- one of the 3 articles
- The 3 adjectives that refer to one specific thing is an ______.
- a word that describes a noun or pronoun
- antonym of ugly
- a plural pronoun
- a past tense state of being verb
- a person, place, thing, or idea
- a conjunction
- What kind of word takes the place of a noun?
- an adjective describing a chihuahua
19 Clues: an adverb • a conjunction • a preposition • an action verb • an interjection • antonym of ugly • a plural pronoun • one of the 3 articles • a person, place, thing, or idea • a past tense state of being verb • an adjective describing a chihuahua • a word that describes a noun or pronoun • a word that shows action or state of being • What kind of word takes the place of a noun? • ...
Persuasive 2023-04-05
Across
- Using terminology to sound smart
- Using a play on words to say something the audience will remember
- words like us or we
- Question that wasn’t meant to be answered
- Drilling it into the audience’s heads
- comparison of two things
- Speaking formally to sound smart
- story of ones experiences
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- Adjectives that end in -er
- Getting the opinion of an expert to reinforce
- Language that used by groups of people
- adjectives that end in -est
- Using stats to prove something
- Over exaggeration
14 Clues: Over exaggeration • words like us or we • comparison of two things • story of ones experiences • Adjectives that end in -er • adjectives that end in -est • Using stats to prove something • Using terminology to sound smart • Speaking formally to sound smart • Drilling it into the audience’s heads • Language that used by groups of people • Question that wasn’t meant to be answered • ...
English crossword puzzle 2020-10-16
Across
- rather than adjectives
- you know what I mean
- could we be twins
- the logic of speech
- a sign that you use the wrong verb
- the traffic signals of life
- the best way to talk without being interpreted
- poking and prying with a purpose
- a mindset free
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- the most powerful way to put ideas into the world
- when a word is incorrect
- a source of knowledge
- you can go anywhere here
- enables us to interpret and to express
- is the banana peel of the parts of speech
15 Clues: a mindset free • could we be twins • the logic of speech • you know what I mean • a source of knowledge • rather than adjectives • when a word is incorrect • you can go anywhere here • the traffic signals of life • poking and prying with a purpose • a sign that you use the wrong verb • enables us to interpret and to express • is the banana peel of the parts of speech • ...
Midterm Prep 2: Suffixes and Prefixes ('-' included in the answers) 2021-10-11
Across
- around, surrounding
- up, back, against
- forms abstract nouns: state, condition
- a Latin-derived adjectival suffix: pertaining to, characterized by, full of
- a Latin noun-forming ending: condition, person (sometimes a malformed fetus)
- good, normal, healthy
- forms adjectives: pertaining to; pertaining to inflammation;
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- half, partial; (often) one side of the body
- forms abstract nouns: abnormal or diseased condition
- a Latin-derived adjectival suffix: pertaining to, located in
- in place of
- (rarely -eum): forms nouns: membrane, connective tissue.
- away from
- difficult, painful, defective, abnormal
- forms adjectives, often from nouns ending in -esis: pertaining to
- out of, away from
- form names of substances
17 Clues: away from • in place of • up, back, against • out of, away from • around, surrounding • good, normal, healthy • form names of substances • forms abstract nouns: state, condition • difficult, painful, defective, abnormal • half, partial; (often) one side of the body • forms abstract nouns: abnormal or diseased condition • (rarely -eum): forms nouns: membrane, connective tissue. • ...
Rhetorical Devices 2023-11-01
Across
- I, We, You, Our, Their
- Multiple words that begin with the same letter
- Strong words with an underlying meaning
- Facts, statistics, and logic
- Criticizing an opposing view
- Reoccurrence of words or phrases
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- The quality of being trusted or believed
- Idea or feeling that a word invokes
- Repetition at the beginning of sentences or clauses
- Three adjectives or phrases listed together
- Two opposites introduced together for contrasting effect
- Descriptive language
- Figure of Speech
- A short personal story
14 Clues: Figure of Speech • Descriptive language • I, We, You, Our, Their • A short personal story • Facts, statistics, and logic • Criticizing an opposing view • Reoccurrence of words or phrases • Idea or feeling that a word invokes • Strong words with an underlying meaning • The quality of being trusted or believed • Three adjectives or phrases listed together • ...
Syntax Chart 2021-12-13
Across
- an incomplete idea
- "to" + a verb that acts like a noun, adjective, or adverb
- takes place of the noun
- Receives the Direct Object
- joins words, phrases, and clauses
- who or what does the action or is linked
- acts like a noun
- verb ending in "ing" that acts like a noun
- acts like a adjective
- action or linking
- modifies nouns and pronouns
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- prep + a noun
- follows a linking verb and renames the subject
- a complete idea
- acts like a adjective
- shows a relationship between a noun or pronoun and the rest of the sentence
- Follows a linking verb and describes the Subject
- names
- verb that acts like a noun, adjectives or adverb
- modifies verbs, adjectives, and other verbs
- receives the action
- acts like a adverb
22 Clues: names • prep + a noun • a complete idea • acts like a noun • action or linking • an incomplete idea • acts like a adverb • receives the action • acts like a adjective • acts like a adjective • takes place of the noun • Receives the Direct Object • modifies nouns and pronouns • joins words, phrases, and clauses • who or what does the action or is linked • ...
wordbuilding 2023-10-15
Across
- prefix mono- means...
- add the right word to form compound adjective -WATERING DESERT
- an adjective from CONTINUE
- the opposite of HELPFUL
- the opposite of PERFECT(use prefix)
- -able makes adjectives from...
- which prefix means not enough
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- a noun from INVITE
- the opposite of RESPECT(use prefix)
- -ise makes verbs from
- prefix semi- means...
- add the right word to form compound adjective -TIME JOB
- a verb from VALID
13 Clues: a verb from VALID • a noun from INVITE • prefix mono- means... • -ise makes verbs from • prefix semi- means... • the opposite of HELPFUL • an adjective from CONTINUE • which prefix means not enough • -able makes adjectives from... • the opposite of RESPECT(use prefix) • the opposite of PERFECT(use prefix) • add the right word to form compound adjective -TIME JOB • ...
PARTS OF SPEECH CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2021-02-12
Across
- An adjective describing a chihuahua.
- The 3 adjectives that refer to one specific thing is an
- A preposition.
- An action verb.
- A connecting word that shows location, time, or movement.
- A noun. Antonym of ugly.
- An interjection.
- A word or phrase that expresses strong emotion.
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- An adverb.
- A word that describes a noun or pronoun.
- A conjunction.
- What kind of word describes verbs, adjectives and adverbs?
- A past tense state of being verb.
- What kind of word takes the place of a noun?
- A word used to connect 2 words, phrases or clauses.
- A word that shows action or state of being.
- A plural pronoun.
- A person, place, thing, or idea.
- One of the 3 articles
19 Clues: An adverb. • A conjunction. • A preposition. • An action verb. • An interjection. • A plural pronoun. • One of the 3 articles • A noun. Antonym of ugly. • A person, place, thing, or idea. • A past tense state of being verb. • An adjective describing a chihuahua. • A word that describes a noun or pronoun. • A word that shows action or state of being. • ...
adjectives, adjectives, adjectives 2018-02-28
Across
- makes you feel joyful and jumpy
- a fancy word for gloomy
- to have the quality of having beneits
- peace___
- someone who's really pretty
- to have the quality of always destroying something
- i went on holiday and couldn't FORGET ABOUT IT.
- synonym for efficient
- surprisingly impressive or notable
- almost or pure silence
- to be elegant
- food which tastes delightful
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- you feel this when your very happy about something
- to have the quality to be relied on
- synonym for sufficient
- synonym for competently
- so awe-inspiring to take someone's breath away
- to look gorgeous or feel gorgeous
- alliteration: a __________ disaster
- someone who is royal is ________
20 Clues: peace___ • to be elegant • synonym for efficient • synonym for sufficient • almost or pure silence • a fancy word for gloomy • synonym for competently • someone who's really pretty • food which tastes delightful • makes you feel joyful and jumpy • someone who is royal is ________ • to look gorgeous or feel gorgeous • surprisingly impressive or notable • ...
adjectives, adjectives, adjectives 2018-02-28
Across
- a fancy word for gloomy
- synonym for efficient
- to have the quality of always destroying something
- to have the quality of having beneits
- you feel this when your very happy about something
- alliteration: a __________ disaster
- i went on holiday and couldn't FORGET ABOUT IT.
- synonym for sufficient
- to be elegant
- makes you feel joyful and jumpy
- someone who's really pretty
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- someone who is royal is ________
- so awe-inspiring to take someone's breath away
- surprisingly impressive or notable
- to have the quality to be relied on
- synonym for competently
- food which tastes delightful
- peace___
- almost or pure silence
- to look gorgeous or feel gorgeous
20 Clues: peace___ • to be elegant • synonym for efficient • almost or pure silence • synonym for sufficient • a fancy word for gloomy • synonym for competently • someone who's really pretty • food which tastes delightful • makes you feel joyful and jumpy • someone who is royal is ________ • to look gorgeous or feel gorgeous • surprisingly impressive or notable • ...
parts of speech and more 2021-12-19
Across
- a word or phrase naming an attribute, added to or grammatically related to a noun to modify or describe it.
- an abrupt remark, made especially as an aside or interruption.
- a word used to identify any of a class of people places or things verb a word used to describe action state or occurrence and forming the main part of the predicate of a sentence such as hear become happen pronoun a word that can function by itself as a noun phrase and that refers either to the participants in the discourse or to someone or something mentioned elsewhere in the discourse
- a,an,and,the
- noun a noun denoting a class of objects or a concept as opposed to a particular individual.
- adjectives A Superlative Adjective is a word that describes a noun by comparing it to two or more nouns to the highest or lowest degree. Superlative adjectives typically end in 'est' and are preceded by the word 'the'. Comparative and Superlative Adjectives are words we often see and use in our writing.
- Pronouns A reflexive pronoun is a specific type of pronoun that is used for the object of a verb when it refers to the same noun as the subject of that verb. In English these are the pronouns that end with “self” or “selves”
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- adjectives-Demonstrative adjectives are special adjectives or determiners used to identify or express the relative position of a noun in time or space. A demonstrative adjective comes before all other adjectives in the noun phrase. Some common demonstrative adjectives are this, that, these, and those.
- a word or phrase that modifies or qualifies an adjective verb or other adverb or a word group expressing a relation of place time circumstance manner cause degree
- a word or phrase naming an attribute, added to or grammatically related to a noun to modify or describe it.
- noun a noun denoting a class of objects or a concept as opposed to a particular individual.
- Pronouns each of the pronouns in English t comprising a set that shows contrasts of person, gender, number, and case.
- a word or phrase naming an attribute, added to or grammatically related to a noun to modify or describe it.
13 Clues: a,an,and,the • an abrupt remark, made especially as an aside or interruption. • noun a noun denoting a class of objects or a concept as opposed to a particular individual. • noun a noun denoting a class of objects or a concept as opposed to a particular individual. • ...
DOMAINE SPECIFIC TERMINOLOGY 2023-02-14
Morphology and Syntax 2021-11-03
Across
- The job of conjunctions is to __ ideas, phrases, clauses
- Declarative sentences make a
- At what age do children reach and maintain adjective use?
- Adverbs which conjoin
- Adjectives are a(n) __ class of words
- True descriptive adjectives describe the of a noun
- Compound sentences have two __ clauses
- Smallest unit of language that has meaning
- "muscle" of the utterance
- Prefixes and suffixes
- Adjectives function as
- Verb form used to talk to another person
- Words with just one free morpheme
- Helping verbs
- Provide more info about verbs
- The role of auxiliary verbs is to __ the main verb
- Study and description of word formation
- Place holders
- How many nouns/pronouns do superlatives compare?
- Morphemes that cannot normally stand alone
- "relationship" bw the subject and the verb
- Verbs signify
- A person, place, thing or abstraction
- Give emotion to verb phrases
- Nouns that precede proper nouns
- Morphemes that can stand by themselves
- Verb+ing, act as a noun
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- Process of moving a verb through tenses
- Verbs that act on a noun or pronoun
- Pronouns used for self and others
- Can be inflected to create comparative
- Can change the meaning of a word
- Morphology and Syntax are foundational for
- The system of communication used by a
- Conjunctions are part of a __ set of words
- Most frequent prefixes acct for
- Function words that replace nouns
- Morphology + Syntax
- Manner adverbs answer
- Phonology, morphology, syntax, orthography
- Body of rules you use to construct sent
- Denial is indicated by
- Words that consists of two free morphemes
- Any word that is in existence prior to
- All the rules
- Conjunctions which conjoin words
- Any unit to which affixes can be attached to
- Expresses wishes, demands, or ideas
- How many word units in simple adjectives?
- where do prefixes appear on a base morpheme
- Affected by function and meaning
51 Clues: Helping verbs • All the rules • Place holders • Verbs signify • Morphology + Syntax • Adverbs which conjoin • Manner adverbs answer • Prefixes and suffixes • Adjectives function as • Denial is indicated by • Verb+ing, act as a noun • "muscle" of the utterance • Declarative sentences make a • Give emotion to verb phrases • Provide more info about verbs • Most frequent prefixes acct for • ...
Adjectives #1 2021-04-28
18 Clues: Feo • Alto • Joven • Feliz • Guapo • Viejo • Gordo • Pesado • Bonito • Grande • Triste • Grande • Pequeño • Pequeño • Hermoso • Delgado • Chaparro o corto • Palabras que describen son...
parts of speech and more 2021-12-19
Across
- a word or phrase naming an attribute, added to or grammatically related to a noun to modify or describe it.
- a word or phrase naming an attribute, added to or grammatically related to a noun to modify or describe it.
- Pronouns A reflexive pronoun is a specific type of pronoun that is used for the object of a verb when it refers to the same noun as the subject of that verb. In English these are the pronouns that end with “self” or “selves”
- a,an,and,the
- adjectives A Superlative Adjective is a word that describes a noun by comparing it to two or more nouns to the highest or lowest degree. Superlative adjectives typically end in 'est' and are preceded by the word 'the'. Comparative and Superlative Adjectives are words we often see and use in our writing.
- a word or phrase that modifies or qualifies an adjective verb or other adverb or a word group expressing a relation of place time circumstance manner cause degree
- a word used to identify any of a class of people places or things verb a word used to describe action state or occurrence and forming the main part of the predicate of a sentence such as hear become happen pronoun a word that can function by itself as a noun phrase and that refers either to the participants in the discourse or to someone or something mentioned elsewhere in the discourse
- noun a noun denoting a class of objects or a concept as opposed to a particular individual.
- a word or phrase naming an attribute, added to or grammatically related to a noun to modify or describe it.
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- an abrupt remark, made especially as an aside or interruption.
- noun a noun denoting a class of objects or a concept as opposed to a particular individual.
- Pronouns each of the pronouns in English t comprising a set that shows contrasts of person, gender, number, and case.
- adjectives-Demonstrative adjectives are special adjectives or determiners used to identify or express the relative position of a noun in time or space. A demonstrative adjective comes before all other adjectives in the noun phrase. Some common demonstrative adjectives are this, that, these, and those.
13 Clues: a,an,and,the • an abrupt remark, made especially as an aside or interruption. • noun a noun denoting a class of objects or a concept as opposed to a particular individual. • noun a noun denoting a class of objects or a concept as opposed to a particular individual. • ...
black death 2024-10-09
Across
- The first way people found to embrace life and death was to turn to
- What are the three adjectives used to describe Halloween? (1)
- Because of the plague, death was(3)...
- What are the three adjectives used to describe Halloween? (2)
- Halloween is not only the occasion to celebrate death, but also...
- Because of the plague, death was(2)...
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- What are the three adjectives used to describe Halloween? (3)
- Death appeared in the art represented by(2)...
- Death appeared in the art represented by(1)...
- Because of the plague, death was(1)...
- Black Death's survivors were lucky because they had better ... standards
11 Clues: Because of the plague, death was(1)... • Because of the plague, death was(3)... • Because of the plague, death was(2)... • Death appeared in the art represented by(2)... • Death appeared in the art represented by(1)... • What are the three adjectives used to describe Halloween? (3) • What are the three adjectives used to describe Halloween? (1) • ...
milos crossword 2022-04-20
24 Clues: OG • mine • size • death • pride • crazy • normal • unfair • normal • psycho • separate • dressing • O.G.ness • normality • patriotic • adjectives • neutrality • separation • old-clothes • normality-2 • intermediate • crazy-wicked • lack-of-life • mental-health
french irregular adjectives 2023-10-16
Across
- masculine plural of fresh
- type of accent adjectives ending et (go to ete)
- masculine vowel clash of new
- feminine singular of complete (with accent)
- masculine plural of new
Down
- feminine singular of soft
- feminine plural of hard working
- position of adjectives describing goodness
- feminine plural of public
- masculine vowel clash of old
- masculine plural of bon
11 Clues: masculine plural of bon • masculine plural of new • feminine singular of soft • masculine plural of fresh • feminine plural of public • masculine vowel clash of old • masculine vowel clash of new • feminine plural of hard working • position of adjectives describing goodness • feminine singular of complete (with accent) • type of accent adjectives ending et (go to ete)
Language 2019-05-30
Across
- Words that describe nouns or pronouns.
- An adjective after a linking verb.
- Pronouns that don't refer to anything in particular.
- Pronouns that show ownership.
- Words that show direction or position.
- Words that replace nouns.
- Group of words that looks like a sentences but isn't.
- This verbs only show existence.
Down
- Compound sentence missing a conjunction.
- Words cut short and joined by an apostrophe.
- A noun after a linking verb.
- Verb form that needs a helping verb.
- Pronouns that replace objects.
- Words that describe verbs, adjectives or adverbs.
- A group of sentences about an idea or topic.
15 Clues: Words that replace nouns. • A noun after a linking verb. • Pronouns that show ownership. • Pronouns that replace objects. • This verbs only show existence. • An adjective after a linking verb. • Verb form that needs a helping verb. • Words that describe nouns or pronouns. • Words that show direction or position. • Compound sentence missing a conjunction. • ...
Grammer Crossword 2013-01-14
Across
- ai express a strong feeling.
- I am not a complete sentence.
- An incomplete sentence is called a?
- I describe a person,place,or thing.
- FANBOY'S.
- I'm two words put together.
- I join nouns and pronouns to other words in a sentence.
- I am a ________ sentence.
- I am a complete and incomplete sentence put together.
Down
- I am a complete sentence.
- I went to the store and the mall and the for a walk. what sentence am i?
- I describe an action.
- Idescribe nouns.
- A sentence split by a comma is called a?
- Modify verbs,adjectives or other adverbs.
- I substitute a noun.
16 Clues: FANBOY'S. • Idescribe nouns. • I substitute a noun. • I describe an action. • I am a complete sentence. • I am a ________ sentence. • I'm two words put together. • ai express a strong feeling. • I am not a complete sentence. • An incomplete sentence is called a? • I describe a person,place,or thing. • A sentence split by a comma is called a? • ...
8 parts of speech 2024-10-10
Across
- words that show relationship between a noun and another word
- words that connect words, phrases, or clauses
- words that describe or modify nouns and pronouns
- something fast
- the sound you do when you get hurt
- words that modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs
Down
- words that name people, places, things, or ideas
- words that takes the place of a noun
- a type of physical activity
- something beneath
- many people
- opposite of a cat
- words or phrases that express strong emotion or sudden feeling
- words that describe actions
- opposite of mad
15 Clues: many people • something fast • opposite of mad • something beneath • opposite of a cat • a type of physical activity • words that describe actions • the sound you do when you get hurt • words that takes the place of a noun • words that connect words, phrases, or clauses • words that name people, places, things, or ideas • words that describe or modify nouns and pronouns • ...
Adjectives 2022-04-26
Across
- Placed immediately before the noun/pronoun its describing
- Immediately follow a noun/pronoun
- Assigns a quality or attribute
- Shows ownership
- Two or more adjectives separated by a comma
- Point out/draw attention to a noun/pronoun in a crowd
- Appear after a linking verb
- Normal form of an adjective
- Add specificity to nouns/pronouns
Down
- Describes how much/may nouns/pronouns
- Multiple adjectives that build on one another to create meaning
- Used to compare two of something
- Assign numbers to a noun/pronoun implying order
- Used to compare three or more things
- Asks questions
- Contain more than one word, linked by a hyphen
- Derived from proper nouns
17 Clues: Asks questions • Shows ownership • Derived from proper nouns • Appear after a linking verb • Normal form of an adjective • Assigns a quality or attribute • Used to compare two of something • Immediately follow a noun/pronoun • Add specificity to nouns/pronouns • Used to compare three or more things • Describes how much/may nouns/pronouns • ...
Persuasive Word Bank Crossword 2020-04-16
Across
- A comparison between one thing and another, typically for the purpose of explanation or clarification.
- A belief or judgment about something given by an expert on the subject.
- Comparative adjectives are used to compare differences between the two objects.
- The action of repeating something that has already been said or written.
- A rhetorical question is a question someone asks without expecting an answer.
- Colloquialism or colloquial language is the linguistic style used for casual communication.
- Special words or expressions used by a profession or group that are difficult for others to understand.
- The contention is the overall argument or opinion that they are expressing in an article or debate.
- A short amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person.
Down
- A target audience is the intended audience or readership of a publication, advertisement, or other message.
- Exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally.
- Formal language is characterized by the use of standard English, more complex sentence structures, infrequent use of personal pronouns, and lack of colloquial or slang terms.
- Adjectives with three or more syllables form the superlative by putting the word "most" or "least" in front of the adjective.
- Statistics is the discipline that concerns the collection, organization, analysis, interpretation and presentation of data.
- A form of word play that exploits multiple meanings of a term.
- Inclusive language is language that is free from words, phrases or tones that reflect prejudiced, stereotyped or discriminatory views of particular people or groups.
- The intention of an article is what outcome does the writer want this piece to have on the reader.
17 Clues: A form of word play that exploits multiple meanings of a term. • Exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally. • A short amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person. • A belief or judgment about something given by an expert on the subject. • The action of repeating something that has already been said or written. • ...
Final Exam Review 2014-09-28
Across
- Opinion adjectives come _________ fact adjectives.
- She was sitting on a ______chair (Italian, small, wood, beautiful)
- They have a lot of books, but we _________
Down
- The order of adjectives is: size, shape, age, ___, origin, make
- Negative + but + ___________.
- I don't cheat, _____ Jamie does.
- Beautiful, interesting, and nice are ________ adjectives.
7 Clues: Negative + but + ___________. • I don't cheat, _____ Jamie does. • They have a lot of books, but we _________ • Opinion adjectives come _________ fact adjectives. • Beautiful, interesting, and nice are ________ adjectives. • The order of adjectives is: size, shape, age, ___, origin, make • She was sitting on a ______chair (Italian, small, wood, beautiful)
3.1 vocabulary crossword 2023-01-17
9 Clues: show actions • joining words • replace nouns • expressive words • people, places, and things • describe nouns and pronouns • show relationships between words • let you know that a noun will follow • describe verbs, adjectives,, or other adverbs
Grammarton 2016-12-22
10 Clues: Alberts words • Hanukkah adjective • Christmas adjective • Auntie Fancys words • adverbs change these words • type of noun used for things • adverb meaning nice or gentle • adjectives change these words • type of noun used for a first name • Which is the adverb--"The wise owl watched carefully."
English Crossword 2020-04-16
Across
- Comparing words
- questions your mum normally makes these
- completely exaggerated
- opinion someone approves of your opinion but he is certified
- and Formal Language Language you use for people who have a higher authority than you or to a stranger
Down
- adjectives similar adjectives
- language it's gender neutral
- something objective rather than subjective
- "Nerd" words
- Funny/Evident story
- Keep on repeating that sentence
- a punishment
12 Clues: "Nerd" words • a punishment • Comparing words • Funny/Evident story • completely exaggerated • language it's gender neutral • adjectives similar adjectives • Keep on repeating that sentence • questions your mum normally makes these • something objective rather than subjective • opinion someone approves of your opinion but he is certified • ...
Parts of Speech Crossword Puzzle 2021-09-17
Across
- What kind of word describes verbs, adjectives and adverbs?
- The 3 adjectives that refer to one specific thing is an...
- An adverb
- A connecting word that shows location, time or movement.
- A word that describes a noun or pronoun
- An interjection
- A conjunction
- a person, place, thing or an idea
- What kind of word takes the place of a noun?
- An action verb
Down
- A noun. Antonym of ugly
- An adjective describing a chihuahua
- A plural pronoun
- One of the three articles
- A word or phrase that expresses strong emotion
- A word used to connect two words, phrases or clauses.
- A past tense state of being verb
- A word that shows action or state of being
- A preposition
19 Clues: An adverb • A conjunction • A preposition • An action verb • An interjection • A plural pronoun • A noun. Antonym of ugly • One of the three articles • A past tense state of being verb • a person, place, thing or an idea • An adjective describing a chihuahua • A word that describes a noun or pronoun • A word that shows action or state of being • ...
Afrikaans 2021-07-02
20 Clues: wie • wat • waar • hoekom • wanneer • stelsin • bevelsin • vraagsin • bywoorde • meervoude • ontkenning • uitroepsin • voegwoorde • verlede tyd • voornaamwoorde • toekomende tyd • byvoeglike naamwoorde • bywoord van plek = adverb of ______ • bywoord van tyd = adverb of _______ • bywoord van wyse = adverb of ________
prefixes root words and suffixes 2021-02-23
20 Clues: time • both • fear • small • under • water • shape • to say • before • full of • without • wrongly • different • form; shape • soul; spirit • over; too much • between; among • under; too little • man; human; humanity • past tense verbs; adjectives
Techniques of Persuasive Language 2023-01-24
Across
- descriptive words used to add emphasis
- establishment of authority and reliability
- representing something as greater than it is
- the ability to think and form logical judgements
- inference that a claim is true for most
- an idea is presented as fact without proof
- facts or information that prove validity
- the presentation of only one side of an issue/view
- words charged with underlying meaning
- reoccurrence of certain words or phrases
- ideas or feelings that a certain word invokes
- groups of 3 adjectives or phrases
Down
- short, personal stories
- an appeal to emotion
- when a speak/writer attacks and opposing view
- used to create imagery
- special words or expressions used by a profession
- words that take the pace of nouns
- repetition of initial consonant sounds
- statements voiced as questions
20 Clues: an appeal to emotion • used to create imagery • short, personal stories • statements voiced as questions • words that take the pace of nouns • groups of 3 adjectives or phrases • words charged with underlying meaning • descriptive words used to add emphasis • repetition of initial consonant sounds • inference that a claim is true for most • ...
English Language Arts & Reading 2022-05-13
Across
- the repetition of the same sound
- a play
- a phrase not meant to be taken literally
- words that take the place of nouns
- names for persons, places, things, or ideas
- people in a book, story, poem, drama...
- the end of the conflict
- where, and when a story takes place
- to explain using as few words as possible
- "and"
- very exaggerated
Down
- the message/lesson of a story
- the important idea expressed in a story
- words that describe verbs & adjectives
- a type of literary work in verse
- the order of events
- the problem(s) the characters face in a story
- a play
- words that describe nouns or pronouns
- uses like or as to compare two things
- giving human characteristics to something that is not human
- action or "being" words
22 Clues: "and" • a play • a play • very exaggerated • the order of events • the end of the conflict • action or "being" words • the message/lesson of a story • the repetition of the same sound • a type of literary work in verse • words that take the place of nouns • where, and when a story takes place • words that describe nouns or pronouns • uses like or as to compare two things • ...
JACK N JEFF 2024-07-15
Across
- THE PART OF THE UK WHERE KIDNAPPED HAPPENS
- HE WENT TO KOREA WITH HIS FAMILY
- WE RECYCLE
- THESE ARE DESCRIBED BY ADJECTIVES
- A BOOK WE ARE READING SLOWLY
Down
- HE KILLED RANSOME
- WE HAVE TO SHUT OFF THE....
- HE RODE HIS BIKE IN TAINAN
- THESE DESCRIBE NOUNS
- TO SAVE PAPER IN THE PAST
- HE USED BRIGHT COLORS TO PAINT THE NATURAL WORLD
- TO MAKE A GARDEN IN THE PAST
- YOU SHOULD START ONE OF THESE IF YOU HAVE FOOD WASTE
13 Clues: WE RECYCLE • HE KILLED RANSOME • THESE DESCRIBE NOUNS • TO SAVE PAPER IN THE PAST • HE RODE HIS BIKE IN TAINAN • WE HAVE TO SHUT OFF THE.... • TO MAKE A GARDEN IN THE PAST • A BOOK WE ARE READING SLOWLY • HE WENT TO KOREA WITH HIS FAMILY • THESE ARE DESCRIBED BY ADJECTIVES • THE PART OF THE UK WHERE KIDNAPPED HAPPENS • HE USED BRIGHT COLORS TO PAINT THE NATURAL WORLD • ...
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