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 • ...
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
Down
- 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 • ...
COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES 2022-09-09
Across
- 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 • ...
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) • ...
Adjectives and Adverbs 2024-08-02
Across
- 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. • ...
Adjectives (7th Grade) 2025-02-24
Across
- When two and more adjectives modify the same noun, they are called ____________ adjectives.
- Adjectives that show ownership
- How should you write proper adjectives
- The comparative form of "weak"
- The article "the"
- _______________ possessives act in place of a noun or a noun and its adjective
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- Form of adjectives that compare two people or things
- The most common type of adjectives
- Form of adjectives that compare two or more people or things
- Another name for the original form of the adjective
- The superlative form of "fast"
- Words that modify nouns
- The articles "a" and "an"
- When an adjective comes after a linking verb, it is a __________ adjective.
14 Clues: The article "the" • Words that modify nouns • The articles "a" and "an" • The superlative form of "fast" • Adjectives that show ownership • The comparative form of "weak" • The most common type of adjectives • How should you write proper adjectives • Another name for the original form of the adjective • Form of adjectives that compare two people or things • ...
COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES 2022-09-09
Across
- 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
Across
- / 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 • ...
Spanish 1 Examen Final 2026-03-13
20 Clues: arm • who • eyes • when • heart • I need • pencil • to jump • to talk • to work • to draw • to take • to reed • homework • I prefer • to sleep • to write • to listen • ___________ come after the noun • Nouns and adjectives must agree in ____________
Syntactic changes in Middle English 2025-11-21
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- placement | The shift of verbs to a more fixed position in sentences
- influence | The impact of Norman French on English syntax
- agreement | The rule that subjects and verbs must match in person and number
- adjectives | Adjectives with different inflectional patterns
- | Helping verbs that became more common in Middle English
- | Words used more often after case endings disappeared
- loss | The disappearance of grammatical gender in nouns
- grammar | A grammar system based on separate words rather than endings
- clauses | Clauses beginning with who, which, that
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- influence | The effect of Norse languages on English structure
- | The way negative sentences were formed in Middle English
- order | The arrangement of words in a sentence
- | The way ownership was shown using -es or of
- loss | The reduction of grammatical endings in Middle English
- clauses | Dependent clauses introduced by because, when, if
- adjectives | Old English adjectives marked by inflections
- placement | The position of adjectives before nouns
- order | The fixed Subject–Verb–Object pattern in Middle English
- structure | A grammar type that relies on word order instead of inflections
- reduction | The decline of the Old English case system
20 Clues: | The way ownership was shown using -es or of • order | The arrangement of words in a sentence • clauses | Clauses beginning with who, which, that • placement | The position of adjectives before nouns • | Words used more often after case endings disappeared • reduction | The decline of the Old English case system • ...
Syntactic changes in Middle English 2025-11-21
Across
- placement | The shift of verbs to a more fixed position in sentences
- influence | The impact of Norman French on English syntax
- agreement | The rule that subjects and verbs must match in person and number
- adjectives | Adjectives with different inflectional patterns
- | Helping verbs that became more common in Middle English
- | Words used more often after case endings disappeared
- loss | The disappearance of grammatical gender in nouns
- grammar | A grammar system based on separate words rather than endings
- clauses | Clauses beginning with who, which, that
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- influence | The effect of Norse languages on English structure
- | The way negative sentences were formed in Middle English
- order | The arrangement of words in a sentence
- | The way ownership was shown using -es or of
- loss | The reduction of grammatical endings in Middle English
- clauses | Dependent clauses introduced by because, when, if
- adjectives | Old English adjectives marked by inflections
- placement | The position of adjectives before nouns
- order | The fixed Subject–Verb–Object pattern in Middle English
- structure | A grammar type that relies on word order instead of inflections
- reduction | The decline of the Old English case system
20 Clues: | The way ownership was shown using -es or of • order | The arrangement of words in a sentence • clauses | Clauses beginning with who, which, that • placement | The position of adjectives before nouns • | Words used more often after case endings disappeared • reduction | The decline of the Old English case system • ...
Language Crossword Puzzle 2021-09-05
Across
- 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
Across
- 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
Across
- 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 • ...
Lesson 45 Chapter Review 2026-07-01
Across
- 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) • ...
George's MARVELLOUS MEDICINE CHAPTER 8 2025-01-22
Across
- trash, garbage, OR nonsense in our story
- superlative form for short adjectives
- comparative form for long adjectives
- result or consequence
- quickly and without warning
- crackling or hissing with intense heat, because it's very hot
- scream or yell
- feeling great surprise and interest
- entertainer who performs gymnastic feats
- tall pipe used to carry smoke out of a building
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- comparative form for short adjectives
- verb in the past = swing or wave back and forth with a slapping sound
- into one side and out of the other side
- superlative form for long adjectives
- containing, producing, arising from, or actuated by electricity. OR in the context of the book, it means that the effect was huge
- in a way that shows you do not trust someone or something
- acrobatic feat in which the feet roll over the head (either forward or backward) and return
- moving with quick, short movements from side to side, not in a controlled way
- fantastic, great
19 Clues: scream or yell • fantastic, great • result or consequence • quickly and without warning • feeling great surprise and interest • superlative form for long adjectives • comparative form for long adjectives • comparative form for short adjectives • superlative form for short adjectives • into one side and out of the other side • trash, garbage, OR nonsense in our story • ...
PCSD 290 Extra Credit 2026-07-01
Across
- 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
Across
- 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 • ...
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 • ...
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 • ...
Text 2024-10-13
Across
- 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). • ...
KR Extra Credit 2022-04-05
Across
- 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 • ...
Descriptive Adjectives in French 2016-09-05
Across
- 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 _______. • ...
MID TERM Chapters 1-10 2017-04-16
Across
- 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 • ...
Degree of Comparison 2026-03-03
Across
- The comparative form of “far”.
- The form of adjective used to show the highest degree in a group.
- The superlative form of "little"
- The word added before long adjectives to form the comparative degree.
- The comparative form of “smart”.
- The word added before long adjectives to form the superlative degree.
- The comparative form of “happy”.
- The superlative form of "cheap"
- The comparative form of “tall”.
- The superlative form of “big”.
Down
- The basic form of an adjective without comparison is called the _____ degree.
- The superlative form of “small”.
- The comparative form of “good”.
- The superlative form of “bad”.
- The superlative form of “fast”.
- The form of adjective used to compare two people or things.
- The superlative form of “interesting”.`
- The suffix added to short adjectives to form the superlative degree.
18 Clues: The superlative form of “bad”. • The comparative form of “far”. • The superlative form of “big”. • The comparative form of “good”. • The superlative form of “fast”. • The superlative form of "cheap" • The comparative form of “tall”. • The superlative form of “small”. • The superlative form of "little" • The comparative form of “smart”. • The comparative form of “happy”. • ...
Morphology and Syntax 2021-04-14
Across
- 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. • ...
English puzzle 2025-12-15
Across
- exaggeration for emphasis.
- a word that describes a verb.
- adjectives. adjectives hat have more than one word.
- tense used to talk about the past.
- used to talk about location, direction and time.
- a word that describes a noun.
- a word used to describe actions.
- are used to join two clauses.
- ________ sign signals the end of a complete sentence.
- voice it is used when the does of an action is unknown.
- simple describes habits and routines
- are shortened words.
- a conjunction can be followed by the ______ form of a. verb
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- nouns nouns that can't be seen, heard, smelt, tasted, (sensed).
- directly states one thing is another.
- continuous describes actions happening now.
- continuous it is used to talk about things that will happen.
- giving human qualities to non-living things.
- nouns nouns that can be seen, heard, smelt, tasted. (sensed).
- names of a person, place and thing.
- is an example of conjunctions referring to time.
- to compare things with is or like.
22 Clues: are shortened words. • exaggeration for emphasis. • a word that describes a verb. • a word that describes a noun. • are used to join two clauses. • a word used to describe actions. • tense used to talk about the past. • to compare things with is or like. • names of a person, place and thing. • directly states one thing is another. • simple describes habits and routines • ...
POGAW Grammar 2026-03-14
Across
- Relates a noun or pronoun to another word
- Formed by adding -ing to a verb
- A verb that transfers the action to another word in the sentence
- A group of things
- Time x Form of verbs
- Modifies nouns or pronouns
- Names a person, place, thing, activity or idea
- Modifies verbs, adjectives or adverbs
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- contains a subject/verb but cannot stand alone
- Adjectives that answer "whose"
- Expresses sudden emotion or commands
- A word that does an action, shows a state of being, helps another word or links two words together
- Form of verb that contains "to" plus the verb
- Used to connect words, phrases or clauses
- Can be active or passive
- Adjectives that answer "what kind"
- Replaces a noun in order to avoid repetition
17 Clues: A group of things • Time x Form of verbs • Can be active or passive • Modifies nouns or pronouns • Adjectives that answer "whose" • Formed by adding -ing to a verb • Adjectives that answer "what kind" • Expresses sudden emotion or commands • Modifies verbs, adjectives or adverbs • Relates a noun or pronoun to another word • Used to connect words, phrases or clauses • ...
Non gradable adjectives 2026-02-17
14 Clues: – very big • – very hot • – very bad • – very good • – very good • – very cold • – very good • – very angry • – very scary • – very small • – very intelligent • – very sad situation • - can measure adjectives • - can’t measure adjectives
3rd Form Latin - Lesson 10 2023-07-25
Across
- other, another
- alone, only, sole
- Nine 1st/2nd Declension Adjectives have irregular forms in the __________ ___ ______________ ________________.
- neither (of tow
- no, not any
- one
- Another self
Down
- 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 ________. • ...
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 • ...
Adjectives 2026-04-09
14 Clues: Very hot • Very big • Very bad • Very good • Very cold • Very good • Very good • Very scary • Very angry • Very small • Very intelligent • Very sad situation • Can be measured adjectives • Can’t be measured adjectives
English puzzle 2026-07-01
Across
- exaggeration for emphasis.
- a word that describes a verb.
- adjectives. adjectives hat have more than one word.
- tense used to talk about the past.
- used to talk about location, direction and time.
- a word that describes a noun.
- a word used to describe actions.
- are used to join two clauses.
- ________ sign signals the end of a complete sentence.
- voice it is used when the does of an action is unknown.
- simple describes habits and routines
- are shortened words.
- a conjunction can be followed by the ______ form of a. verb
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- nouns nouns that can't be seen, heard, smelt, tasted, (sensed).
- directly states one thing is another.
- continuous describes actions happening now.
- continuous it is used to talk about things that will happen.
- giving human qualities to non-living things.
- nouns nouns that can be seen, heard, smelt, tasted. (sensed).
- names of a person, place and thing.
- is an example of conjunctions referring to time.
- to compare things with is or like.
22 Clues: are shortened words. • exaggeration for emphasis. • a word that describes a verb. • a word that describes a noun. • are used to join two clauses. • a word used to describe actions. • tense used to talk about the past. • to compare things with is or like. • names of a person, place and thing. • directly states one thing is another. • simple describes habits and routines • ...
Adjectives 2026-04-09
14 Clues: Very hot • Very big • Very bad • Very cold • Very good • Very good • Very good • Very angry • Very small • Very scary • Very intelligent • Very sad situation • Can be measured adjectives • Can’t be measured adjectives
. 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 • ...
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
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 • ...
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 • ...
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. • ...
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.
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- 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. • ...
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.
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- 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. • ...
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
Down
- 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? • ...
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 • ...
Roots Unit 2 2024-11-13
12 Clues: see • like • Light • Earth • be aware • Land or Earth • act or process • state or quality of • having characteristics of • one who, characterized by • relating to (Forms adjectives) • relating to (Forms Adjectives and Nouns)
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.
Down
- 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 • ...
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
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
Plot Elements 2025-10-30
Across
- opposing the main character
- the pov using he/she/they
- something occuring in the beginning of the story indicating something bad could happen
- introduction
- problem
- the pov using i/me/my
- those taking part in a story
Down
- conclusion, not always positive
- descriptive words
- when and where
- the sequence of events in a story
- sets the tone of the story
- the action after the protagonist changes
- the action leading to the climax
- facing a problem
- could be first, second, third, etc
- describe a character with adjectives
- the starting incident
18 Clues: problem • introduction • when and where • facing a problem • descriptive words • the starting incident • the pov using i/me/my • the pov using he/she/they • sets the tone of the story • opposing the main character • those taking part in a story • conclusion, not always positive • the action leading to the climax • the sequence of events in a story • could be first, second, third, etc • ...
Grammar 2025-02-04
Across
- Outside: Inside sentences are made up of two what?
- Would, Who, Why, and _____. Which W word is messing?
- 3 bad - (dash) question. 3 ______ adjectives followed by a dash then a question which relates to the 3 adjectives.
- When something non-human is given human characteristics.
- A person, place, or thing.
- 1-3 word sentences are what?
- __ed words MUST be followed by what?
- Double ly _____.
- Word to describe an action/what the subject of a sentence is doing.
Down
- Used at the end of a question.
- An emotion word for very very scared.
- Ad, same ad is an adjective used how many times?
- P.C is short for what?
- The more, the more sentence type is useful when developing what trait in a stroy?
- A LIST ______ must have 3 or 4 adjectives before the noun.
- Verb,_____. (English structure name)
- A De:De sentence is a compound sentence in which two independent clauses are separated by a ____.
- When someone's language deliberately overstates how good or bad something is.
- Compares things using like or as.
19 Clues: Double ly _____. • P.C is short for what? • A person, place, or thing. • 1-3 word sentences are what? • Used at the end of a question. • Compares things using like or as. • Verb,_____. (English structure name) • __ed words MUST be followed by what? • An emotion word for very very scared. • Ad, same ad is an adjective used how many times? • ...
Meep's Morphemes #2 (Prefixes & Suffixes) 2025-04-04
Across
- Bad or wrong
- like or manner; adverb
- Wrong, incorrect
- not or negative
- Forms the superlative adjectives and adverbs (the most)
- Able, can do
Down
- In, or, or toward/not
- act of, state of, or result of
- Full of or inclined to; adjective
- Forms verbs from adjectives or nouns
- More than one; forms plural
- Full of
- One who, that which
- Action that has passed
- Collection, mass, relationship; noun
15 Clues: Full of • Bad or wrong • Able, can do • not or negative • Wrong, incorrect • One who, that which • In, or, or toward/not • like or manner; adverb • Action that has passed • More than one; forms plural • act of, state of, or result of • Full of or inclined to; adjective • Forms verbs from adjectives or nouns • Collection, mass, relationship; noun • ...
Bell ringer game 2026-01-13
Across
- Connects to closely related independent clauses
- to pull or drag
- Verb forms that function as adjectives
- Introduces a list
- self or same
- Separates parts in a sentence
- one
- believe
- to break
- adds extra non essential information
- A group of words with a subject and verb that expresses a complete thought
- unpleasant feeling
- Adjectives derived from proper nouns that modify other nouns
- a dependent clause that modifies a noun or pronoun
- build
Down
- A noun in English ending in -ing
- A dependent clause that functions as a noun in a sentence
- A sentence with only one clause
- combines two or more independent clauses in a sentence
- sound
- a dependent clause that provides crucial information to identify or specify the noun it modifies
- full of
- related to
- combines features of both compound and complex sentences
- good idea or emotion
- A group of words with a subject and verb that is not a complete thought
- Names given to books to identify them
- without
- A punctuation mark used to indicate either possessions
- good or well
- to hear
- against
- push
33 Clues: one • push • sound • build • full of • believe • without • to hear • against • to break • related to • self or same • good or well • to pull or drag • Introduces a list • unpleasant feeling • good idea or emotion • Separates parts in a sentence • A sentence with only one clause • A noun in English ending in -ing • adds extra non essential information • Names given to books to identify them • ...
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
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 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. • ...
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
Down
- 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 • ...
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'. • ...
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) • ...
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
Down
- 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 • ...
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
. 2025-10-23
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.
Down
- 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. • ...
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.
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
Down
- 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 ___________ • ...
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
ENGLISH 5 2026-01-21
Across
- WRITE THE COMPARATIVE DEGREE OF BEAUTIFUL.
- WHO WAS THE MANIN DISGUISE OF AN OLD MAN?
- WHO WERE WORRIED ABOUT BUILING DREAM CASTLE?
- WRITE THE TERM WHICH IS USED TO DESCRIBE NOUNS.
Down
- WHICH DEGREES OF ADJECTIVES IS USED TO COMPARE MORE THAN TWO NOUNS?
- HOW MANY ROOMS WERE THERE IN THE DREAM CASTLE?
- HOW MANY KINDS OF ADJECTIVES ARE THERE?
- WHAT IS THE SUPERLATIVE DEGREE OF ADJECTIVE OG GOOD?
- WHOM THE COURTIERS NEEDED TO FIND TO SAVE THEMSELVES FROM TROUBLE?
- WHO HAD A DREAM?
10 Clues: WHO HAD A DREAM? • HOW MANY KINDS OF ADJECTIVES ARE THERE? • WHO WAS THE MANIN DISGUISE OF AN OLD MAN? • WRITE THE COMPARATIVE DEGREE OF BEAUTIFUL. • WHO WERE WORRIED ABOUT BUILING DREAM CASTLE? • HOW MANY ROOMS WERE THERE IN THE DREAM CASTLE? • WRITE THE TERM WHICH IS USED TO DESCRIBE NOUNS. • WHAT IS THE SUPERLATIVE DEGREE OF ADJECTIVE OG GOOD? • ...
ENGLISHHHH BY JOHNY SINS 2025-09-26
Across
- Contain one independent clause and one or more dependent clause (WHAT SENTENCE)
- a type of sentence To give a command, instruction, or make a request.
- Contain two or more independent clauses. (WHAT SENTENCE)
- a type of sentence that asks a question and must end with a question mark.
- MODIFY VERBS, ADJECTIVES.
- WORDS REPLACE THE NOUNS TO AVOID REPETITION.
- The person, place, or thing the sentence is about (PART OF A SENTENCE)
- DESCRIBE OR MODIFY NOUNS, PROVIDING MORE DETAIL.
- a type of sentence To express strong emotion or excitement.
- EXPRESS STRONG EMOTION OR SUDDEN EXLAMATIONS.
- WORDS THAT NAME PEOPLE, PLACE, THINGS, OR IDEAS.
Down
- Contain one independent clause. (WHAT SENTENCE
- a type of sentence that make a statement, express a fact, an opinion, or an explanation.
- RELATIONSHIP OF NOUNS OR PRONOUNS AND OTHER WORDS IN A SENTENCE
- CONNECT CLAUSES, SENTENCES, OR WORDS.
- A single person, place, thing, or idea
- a category to which a word is assigned in accordance with its syntactic functions.
- adjectives show ownership and come directly before a noun, modifying it to indicate belonging.
- the part of the sentence that contains the verb and provides information about the subject. (PART OF A SENTENCE)
- DESCIRBE WHAT THE SUBJECT DOING OR THE STATE OF BEING
20 Clues: MODIFY VERBS, ADJECTIVES. • CONNECT CLAUSES, SENTENCES, OR WORDS. • A single person, place, thing, or idea • WORDS REPLACE THE NOUNS TO AVOID REPETITION. • EXPRESS STRONG EMOTION OR SUDDEN EXLAMATIONS. • Contain one independent clause. (WHAT SENTENCE • DESCRIBE OR MODIFY NOUNS, PROVIDING MORE DETAIL. • WORDS THAT NAME PEOPLE, PLACE, THINGS, OR IDEAS. • ...
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? • ...
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 • ...
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?
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;
Down
- 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. • ...
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
Down
- 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 • ...
Third Grade Language Test #13 2026-04-22
Across
- on a horizontal line put the subject on the left and verb on the right and separate them with a vertical line, the adjectives go under the noun they describe
- who or what the sentence is about
- used when the following word begins with a vowel
- ability
- I, example of ? pronoun
- me, example of ? pronoun
- tells what the subject is or does, includes the verb
- contraction of you are
- An action word
Down
- location
- permission
- contraction of they are
- A person, place, thing, or idea
- Describing words
- possession
- possession
16 Clues: ability • location • permission • possession • possession • An action word • Describing words • contraction of you are • contraction of they are • I, example of ? pronoun • me, example of ? pronoun • A person, place, thing, or idea • who or what the sentence is about • used when the following word begins with a vowel • tells what the subject is or does, includes the verb • ...
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. • ...
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
Down
- 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 • ...
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
Down
- 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 • ...
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
Down
- 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 • ...
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 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.
Down
- 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. • ...
Fourth Grade Language Test #12 2026-03-25
Across
- predicate ? when an adjective follows a state of being or linking verb, the adjective is in the predicate part of the sentence (after the verb) e.g.: She is nice.
- predicate ? a noun or pronoun that follows a linking verb and renames or identifies the subject of the sentence
- ? the sentence underline the subject once, underline the verb(s) twice, draw an arrow from each adjective to its noun
Down
- adjective ? describing 1 noun or pronoun: tall, fast, beautiful; comparing 2 nouns or pronouns add -er to one-syllable adjectives or use more before adjectives with two or more syllables: taller, more beautiful; comparing 3 or more nouns add -est to one-syllable adjectives or use most before adjectives with two or more syllables- tallest, most beautiful.
- adjectives formed from proper nouns ex: American
- a verb that does not show action but connects the subject with a word in the predicate
- diagram the subject(s) on the left of a vertical line, verb(s) on the right, underline both, then include a diagonal line under the nouns for the adjectives, if it is a predicate adjective separate from the verb(s) with a diagonal line right next to the verb(s)
- shows action
- describes a state or a condition
9 Clues: shows action • describes a state or a condition • adjectives formed from proper nouns ex: American • a verb that does not show action but connects the subject with a word in the predicate • predicate ? a noun or pronoun that follows a linking verb and renames or identifies the subject of the sentence • ...
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 • ...
Comparative and Superlative 2025-01-21
10 Clues: (Opposite of "most") • (Comparative of "bad") • (Superlative of "big") • (Comparative of "good") • (Comparative of "easy") • (Superlative of "fast") • (Superlative of "happy") • (Comparative of "small") • (Used to form comparative of long adjectives) • (Used to form superlative of long adjectives)
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 • ...
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