adjectives Crossword Puzzles
milos crossword 2022-04-20
24 Clues: OG • mine • size • death • pride • crazy • normal • unfair • normal • psycho • separate • dressing • O.G.ness • normality • patriotic • adjectives • neutrality • separation • old-clothes • normality-2 • intermediate • crazy-wicked • lack-of-life • mental-health
parts of speech and more 2021-12-19
Across
- a word or phrase naming an attribute, added to or grammatically related to a noun to modify or describe it.
- a word or phrase naming an attribute, added to or grammatically related to a noun to modify or describe it.
- Pronouns A reflexive pronoun is a specific type of pronoun that is used for the object of a verb when it refers to the same noun as the subject of that verb. In English these are the pronouns that end with “self” or “selves”
- a,an,and,the
- adjectives A Superlative Adjective is a word that describes a noun by comparing it to two or more nouns to the highest or lowest degree. Superlative adjectives typically end in 'est' and are preceded by the word 'the'. Comparative and Superlative Adjectives are words we often see and use in our writing.
- a word or phrase that modifies or qualifies an adjective verb or other adverb or a word group expressing a relation of place time circumstance manner cause degree
- a word used to identify any of a class of people places or things verb a word used to describe action state or occurrence and forming the main part of the predicate of a sentence such as hear become happen pronoun a word that can function by itself as a noun phrase and that refers either to the participants in the discourse or to someone or something mentioned elsewhere in the discourse
- noun a noun denoting a class of objects or a concept as opposed to a particular individual.
- a word or phrase naming an attribute, added to or grammatically related to a noun to modify or describe it.
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- an abrupt remark, made especially as an aside or interruption.
- noun a noun denoting a class of objects or a concept as opposed to a particular individual.
- Pronouns each of the pronouns in English t comprising a set that shows contrasts of person, gender, number, and case.
- adjectives-Demonstrative adjectives are special adjectives or determiners used to identify or express the relative position of a noun in time or space. A demonstrative adjective comes before all other adjectives in the noun phrase. Some common demonstrative adjectives are this, that, these, and those.
13 Clues: a,an,and,the • an abrupt remark, made especially as an aside or interruption. • noun a noun denoting a class of objects or a concept as opposed to a particular individual. • noun a noun denoting a class of objects or a concept as opposed to a particular individual. • ...
french irregular adjectives 2023-10-16
Across
- masculine plural of fresh
- type of accent adjectives ending et (go to ete)
- masculine vowel clash of new
- feminine singular of complete (with accent)
- masculine plural of new
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- feminine singular of soft
- feminine plural of hard working
- position of adjectives describing goodness
- feminine plural of public
- masculine vowel clash of old
- masculine plural of bon
11 Clues: masculine plural of bon • masculine plural of new • feminine singular of soft • masculine plural of fresh • feminine plural of public • masculine vowel clash of old • masculine vowel clash of new • feminine plural of hard working • position of adjectives describing goodness • feminine singular of complete (with accent) • type of accent adjectives ending et (go to ete)
Language 2019-05-30
Across
- Words that describe nouns or pronouns.
- An adjective after a linking verb.
- Pronouns that don't refer to anything in particular.
- Pronouns that show ownership.
- Words that show direction or position.
- Words that replace nouns.
- Group of words that looks like a sentences but isn't.
- This verbs only show existence.
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- Compound sentence missing a conjunction.
- Words cut short and joined by an apostrophe.
- A noun after a linking verb.
- Verb form that needs a helping verb.
- Pronouns that replace objects.
- Words that describe verbs, adjectives or adverbs.
- A group of sentences about an idea or topic.
15 Clues: Words that replace nouns. • A noun after a linking verb. • Pronouns that show ownership. • Pronouns that replace objects. • This verbs only show existence. • An adjective after a linking verb. • Verb form that needs a helping verb. • Words that describe nouns or pronouns. • Words that show direction or position. • Compound sentence missing a conjunction. • ...
descriptive text 2025-10-21
Across
- A famous Indonesian place often used in descriptive text is Borobudur.
- The main topic or person described in the text.
- We use adjectives to describe
- The first part of a descriptive text is called the
- "She has long black hair." "long" and "black" are
- "It is located in Central Java" this sentence tells about the
- The function of descriptive text is to give about the subject.
- "Tall", "short", and "handsome" are examples of
- The second part of a descriptive text that gives details.
- The word "beautiful" describes someone Opinion The writer's point of view about the object described.
- A text that describes a person, place, or thing is called text.
- The paragraph that introduces the topic. simplepresentDescriptive texts often use the tense
- Descriptive text can also describe things.
- Descriptive text uses adjectives and to make sentences clear.
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- The grammar feature mostly used in descriptive text.
- The purpose of a descriptive text is to something.
- The opposite of "ugly" is
- "She is very kind." - The word "very" is an
- The type of text that describes something in detail.
- The opposite of "old" is
- We use "has" and "have" to describe
- The structure of descriptive text has parts.
- A word that tells us how something looks, feels, or smells.
- The word that shows color, shape, or size.
- Descriptive text usually describes place, or thing.
- The word "it", "she", or "he" are called
- The opposite of "short" is
- be "Is", "am", and "are" are forms of the verb
28 Clues: The opposite of "old" is • The opposite of "ugly" is • The opposite of "short" is • We use adjectives to describe • We use "has" and "have" to describe • The word "it", "she", or "he" are called • The word that shows color, shape, or size. • Descriptive text can also describe things. • "She is very kind." - The word "very" is an • The structure of descriptive text has parts. • ...
Grammer Crossword 2013-01-14
Across
- ai express a strong feeling.
- I am not a complete sentence.
- An incomplete sentence is called a?
- I describe a person,place,or thing.
- FANBOY'S.
- I'm two words put together.
- I join nouns and pronouns to other words in a sentence.
- I am a ________ sentence.
- I am a complete and incomplete sentence put together.
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- I am a complete sentence.
- I went to the store and the mall and the for a walk. what sentence am i?
- I describe an action.
- Idescribe nouns.
- A sentence split by a comma is called a?
- Modify verbs,adjectives or other adverbs.
- I substitute a noun.
16 Clues: FANBOY'S. • Idescribe nouns. • I substitute a noun. • I describe an action. • I am a complete sentence. • I am a ________ sentence. • I'm two words put together. • ai express a strong feeling. • I am not a complete sentence. • An incomplete sentence is called a? • I describe a person,place,or thing. • A sentence split by a comma is called a? • ...
Adjectives 2022-04-26
Across
- Placed immediately before the noun/pronoun its describing
- Immediately follow a noun/pronoun
- Assigns a quality or attribute
- Shows ownership
- Two or more adjectives separated by a comma
- Point out/draw attention to a noun/pronoun in a crowd
- Appear after a linking verb
- Normal form of an adjective
- Add specificity to nouns/pronouns
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- Describes how much/may nouns/pronouns
- Multiple adjectives that build on one another to create meaning
- Used to compare two of something
- Assign numbers to a noun/pronoun implying order
- Used to compare three or more things
- Asks questions
- Contain more than one word, linked by a hyphen
- Derived from proper nouns
17 Clues: Asks questions • Shows ownership • Derived from proper nouns • Appear after a linking verb • Normal form of an adjective • Assigns a quality or attribute • Used to compare two of something • Immediately follow a noun/pronoun • Add specificity to nouns/pronouns • Used to compare three or more things • Describes how much/may nouns/pronouns • ...
Persuasive Word Bank Crossword 2020-04-16
Across
- A comparison between one thing and another, typically for the purpose of explanation or clarification.
- A belief or judgment about something given by an expert on the subject.
- Comparative adjectives are used to compare differences between the two objects.
- The action of repeating something that has already been said or written.
- A rhetorical question is a question someone asks without expecting an answer.
- Colloquialism or colloquial language is the linguistic style used for casual communication.
- Special words or expressions used by a profession or group that are difficult for others to understand.
- The contention is the overall argument or opinion that they are expressing in an article or debate.
- A short amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person.
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- A target audience is the intended audience or readership of a publication, advertisement, or other message.
- Exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally.
- Formal language is characterized by the use of standard English, more complex sentence structures, infrequent use of personal pronouns, and lack of colloquial or slang terms.
- Adjectives with three or more syllables form the superlative by putting the word "most" or "least" in front of the adjective.
- Statistics is the discipline that concerns the collection, organization, analysis, interpretation and presentation of data.
- A form of word play that exploits multiple meanings of a term.
- Inclusive language is language that is free from words, phrases or tones that reflect prejudiced, stereotyped or discriminatory views of particular people or groups.
- The intention of an article is what outcome does the writer want this piece to have on the reader.
17 Clues: A form of word play that exploits multiple meanings of a term. • Exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally. • A short amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person. • A belief or judgment about something given by an expert on the subject. • The action of repeating something that has already been said or written. • ...
8 parts of speech 2024-10-10
Across
- words that show relationship between a noun and another word
- words that connect words, phrases, or clauses
- words that describe or modify nouns and pronouns
- something fast
- the sound you do when you get hurt
- words that modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs
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- words that name people, places, things, or ideas
- words that takes the place of a noun
- a type of physical activity
- something beneath
- many people
- opposite of a cat
- words or phrases that express strong emotion or sudden feeling
- words that describe actions
- opposite of mad
15 Clues: many people • something fast • opposite of mad • something beneath • opposite of a cat • a type of physical activity • words that describe actions • the sound you do when you get hurt • words that takes the place of a noun • words that connect words, phrases, or clauses • words that name people, places, things, or ideas • words that describe or modify nouns and pronouns • ...
English Crossword 2020-04-16
Across
- Comparing words
- questions your mum normally makes these
- completely exaggerated
- opinion someone approves of your opinion but he is certified
- and Formal Language Language you use for people who have a higher authority than you or to a stranger
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- adjectives similar adjectives
- language it's gender neutral
- something objective rather than subjective
- "Nerd" words
- Funny/Evident story
- Keep on repeating that sentence
- a punishment
12 Clues: "Nerd" words • a punishment • Comparing words • Funny/Evident story • completely exaggerated • language it's gender neutral • adjectives similar adjectives • Keep on repeating that sentence • questions your mum normally makes these • something objective rather than subjective • opinion someone approves of your opinion but he is certified • ...
Rhetorical Devices 2025-02-18
Across
- Descriptive Language
- A short personal story
- Multiple words with the same beginning letter
- I, We, You, Our, Them
- Two opposites introduced together for a contrasting effect
- Figure of speech similar to a simile
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- Words that have STRONG emotional meaning
- Reoccurrence of words or phrases
- The quality of being trusted or believed
- Three adjectives or phrases listed together
- Repetition at the beginning of sentences
- Criticizing an opposing view
12 Clues: Descriptive Language • I, We, You, Our, Them • A short personal story • Criticizing an opposing view • Reoccurrence of words or phrases • Figure of speech similar to a simile • Words that have STRONG emotional meaning • The quality of being trusted or believed • Repetition at the beginning of sentences • Three adjectives or phrases listed together • ...
Parts of Speech Crossword Puzzle 2021-09-17
Across
- What kind of word describes verbs, adjectives and adverbs?
- The 3 adjectives that refer to one specific thing is an...
- An adverb
- A connecting word that shows location, time or movement.
- A word that describes a noun or pronoun
- An interjection
- A conjunction
- a person, place, thing or an idea
- What kind of word takes the place of a noun?
- An action verb
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- A noun. Antonym of ugly
- An adjective describing a chihuahua
- A plural pronoun
- One of the three articles
- A word or phrase that expresses strong emotion
- A word used to connect two words, phrases or clauses.
- A past tense state of being verb
- A word that shows action or state of being
- A preposition
19 Clues: An adverb • A conjunction • A preposition • An action verb • An interjection • A plural pronoun • A noun. Antonym of ugly • One of the three articles • A past tense state of being verb • a person, place, thing or an idea • An adjective describing a chihuahua • A word that describes a noun or pronoun • A word that shows action or state of being • ...
Final Exam Review 2014-09-28
Across
- Opinion adjectives come _________ fact adjectives.
- She was sitting on a ______chair (Italian, small, wood, beautiful)
- They have a lot of books, but we _________
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- The order of adjectives is: size, shape, age, ___, origin, make
- Negative + but + ___________.
- I don't cheat, _____ Jamie does.
- Beautiful, interesting, and nice are ________ adjectives.
7 Clues: Negative + but + ___________. • I don't cheat, _____ Jamie does. • They have a lot of books, but we _________ • Opinion adjectives come _________ fact adjectives. • Beautiful, interesting, and nice are ________ adjectives. • The order of adjectives is: size, shape, age, ___, origin, make • She was sitting on a ______chair (Italian, small, wood, beautiful)
3.1 vocabulary crossword 2023-01-17
9 Clues: show actions • joining words • replace nouns • expressive words • people, places, and things • describe nouns and pronouns • show relationships between words • let you know that a noun will follow • describe verbs, adjectives,, or other adverbs
Parts of Speech Crossword Puzzle 2025-05-19
Across
- What kind of word describes verbs, adjectives and adverbs?
- The 3 adjectives that refer to one specific thing is an...
- An adverb
- A connecting word that shows location, time or movement.
- A word that describes a noun or pronoun
- An interjection
- A conjunction
- a person, place, thing or an idea
- What kind of word takes the place of a noun?
- An action verb
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- A noun. Antonym of ugly
- An adjective describing a chihuahua
- A plural pronoun
- One of the three articles
- A word or phrase that expresses strong emotion
- A word used to connect two words, phrases or clauses.
- A past tense state of being verb
- A word that shows action or state of being
- A preposition
19 Clues: An adverb • A conjunction • A preposition • An action verb • An interjection • A plural pronoun • A noun. Antonym of ugly • One of the three articles • A past tense state of being verb • a person, place, thing or an idea • An adjective describing a chihuahua • A word that describes a noun or pronoun • A word that shows action or state of being • ...
Discriptive text 2025-10-19
Across
- The purpose of a descriptive text is to something.
- The opposite of "ugly" is
- be "Is", "am", and "are" are forms of the verb
- The word "beautiful" describes someone Opinion The writer's point of view about the object described.
- The structure of descriptive text has parts.
- The function of descriptive text is to give about the subject.
- The word that shows color, shape, or size.
- The first part of a descriptive text is called the
- The grammar feature mostly used in descriptive text.
- Descriptive text can also describe things.
- A text that describes a person, place, or thing is called text.
- Descriptive text uses adjectives and to make sentences clear.
- The main topic or person described in the text.
- "Tall", "short", and "handsome" are examples of
- The type of text that describes something in detail.
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- The paragraph that introduces the topic. simplepresentDescriptive texts often use the tense
- A famous Indonesian place often used in descriptive text is Borobudur.
- We use "has" and "have" to describe
- The second part of a descriptive text that gives details.
- The opposite of "old" is
- The opposite of "short" is
- "She is very kind." - The word "very" is an
- The word "it", "she", or "he" are called
- A word that tells us how something looks, feels, or smells.
- "She has long black hair." "long" and "black" are
- We use adjectives to describe
- Descriptive text usually describes place, or thing.
- "It is located in Central Java" this sentence tells about the
28 Clues: The opposite of "old" is • The opposite of "ugly" is • The opposite of "short" is • We use adjectives to describe • We use "has" and "have" to describe • The word "it", "she", or "he" are called • The word that shows color, shape, or size. • Descriptive text can also describe things. • "She is very kind." - The word "very" is an • The structure of descriptive text has parts. • ...
English Language Arts & Reading 2022-05-13
Across
- the repetition of the same sound
- a play
- a phrase not meant to be taken literally
- words that take the place of nouns
- names for persons, places, things, or ideas
- people in a book, story, poem, drama...
- the end of the conflict
- where, and when a story takes place
- to explain using as few words as possible
- "and"
- very exaggerated
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- the message/lesson of a story
- the important idea expressed in a story
- words that describe verbs & adjectives
- a type of literary work in verse
- the order of events
- the problem(s) the characters face in a story
- a play
- words that describe nouns or pronouns
- uses like or as to compare two things
- giving human characteristics to something that is not human
- action or "being" words
22 Clues: "and" • a play • a play • very exaggerated • the order of events • the end of the conflict • action or "being" words • the message/lesson of a story • the repetition of the same sound • a type of literary work in verse • words that take the place of nouns • where, and when a story takes place • words that describe nouns or pronouns • uses like or as to compare two things • ...
Mr. Smith's Parts of Speech Crossword 2026-03-19
Across
- a word that describes a noun or pronoun
- the 3 adjectives that refer to one specific thing is an _____.
- the proper noun version of our state
- a coordinating conjunction
- a word or phrase that expresses strong emotion
- an interjection
- an adjective that is the antonym of pretty
- one of the 3 articles
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- a word used to connect 2 words, phrases, or clauses
- a word that shows location, time, or movement
- a past tense state of being verb
- an action verb
- a word that shows action or state of being
- an adverb
- the kind of word that describes verbs, adjectives, and adverbs
- a plural pronoun
- an adjective describing a chihuaha
- a preposition
- a person, place, thing or idea
- the kind of word that replaces a noun
20 Clues: an adverb • a preposition • an action verb • an interjection • a plural pronoun • one of the 3 articles • a coordinating conjunction • a person, place, thing or idea • a past tense state of being verb • an adjective describing a chihuaha • the proper noun version of our state • the kind of word that replaces a noun • a word that describes a noun or pronoun • ...
prefixes root words and suffixes 2021-02-23
20 Clues: time • both • fear • small • under • water • shape • to say • before • full of • without • wrongly • different • form; shape • soul; spirit • over; too much • between; among • under; too little • man; human; humanity • past tense verbs; adjectives
Grammarton 2016-12-22
10 Clues: Alberts words • Hanukkah adjective • Christmas adjective • Auntie Fancys words • adverbs change these words • type of noun used for things • adverb meaning nice or gentle • adjectives change these words • type of noun used for a first name • Which is the adverb--"The wise owl watched carefully."
JACK N JEFF 2024-07-15
Across
- THE PART OF THE UK WHERE KIDNAPPED HAPPENS
- HE WENT TO KOREA WITH HIS FAMILY
- WE RECYCLE
- THESE ARE DESCRIBED BY ADJECTIVES
- A BOOK WE ARE READING SLOWLY
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- HE KILLED RANSOME
- WE HAVE TO SHUT OFF THE....
- HE RODE HIS BIKE IN TAINAN
- THESE DESCRIBE NOUNS
- TO SAVE PAPER IN THE PAST
- HE USED BRIGHT COLORS TO PAINT THE NATURAL WORLD
- TO MAKE A GARDEN IN THE PAST
- YOU SHOULD START ONE OF THESE IF YOU HAVE FOOD WASTE
13 Clues: WE RECYCLE • HE KILLED RANSOME • THESE DESCRIBE NOUNS • TO SAVE PAPER IN THE PAST • HE RODE HIS BIKE IN TAINAN • WE HAVE TO SHUT OFF THE.... • TO MAKE A GARDEN IN THE PAST • A BOOK WE ARE READING SLOWLY • HE WENT TO KOREA WITH HIS FAMILY • THESE ARE DESCRIBED BY ADJECTIVES • THE PART OF THE UK WHERE KIDNAPPED HAPPENS • HE USED BRIGHT COLORS TO PAINT THE NATURAL WORLD • ...
Techniques of Persuasive Language 2023-01-24
Across
- descriptive words used to add emphasis
- establishment of authority and reliability
- representing something as greater than it is
- the ability to think and form logical judgements
- inference that a claim is true for most
- an idea is presented as fact without proof
- facts or information that prove validity
- the presentation of only one side of an issue/view
- words charged with underlying meaning
- reoccurrence of certain words or phrases
- ideas or feelings that a certain word invokes
- groups of 3 adjectives or phrases
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- short, personal stories
- an appeal to emotion
- when a speak/writer attacks and opposing view
- used to create imagery
- special words or expressions used by a profession
- words that take the pace of nouns
- repetition of initial consonant sounds
- statements voiced as questions
20 Clues: an appeal to emotion • used to create imagery • short, personal stories • statements voiced as questions • words that take the pace of nouns • groups of 3 adjectives or phrases • words charged with underlying meaning • descriptive words used to add emphasis • repetition of initial consonant sounds • inference that a claim is true for most • ...
Afrikaans 2021-07-02
20 Clues: wie • wat • waar • hoekom • wanneer • stelsin • bevelsin • vraagsin • bywoorde • meervoude • ontkenning • uitroepsin • voegwoorde • verlede tyd • voornaamwoorde • toekomende tyd • byvoeglike naamwoorde • bywoord van plek = adverb of ______ • bywoord van tyd = adverb of _______ • bywoord van wyse = adverb of ________
Vocabulary, Parts of Speech, Verbs 2023-03-28
Across
- He ________ go home next week.
- In the sentence, "Some people are nicer than other people," are the words "some" and "other" pronouns or adjectives?
- In the sentence, "Some are nicer than others," are the words "some" and "others" pronouns or adjectives?
- ______ is white, and other is black.
- My mom enjoys being a _______ in the hospital when she gets her treatments.
- I broke both my legs. I use a ______ to move around with just my arms.
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- She _______ fish every month at the lake.
- My grandmother uses a ______ to move around now that she has a bad hip.
- Anything that uses milk in the grocery store is usually in the ____ section.
- Is _________ in class from China?
- I got my bananas from the _____ area in the grocery store.
- She _______ (teach) in high school years ago.
- They take my blood at the doctor's office and send it to the ____.
13 Clues: He ________ go home next week. • Is _________ in class from China? • ______ is white, and other is black. • She _______ fish every month at the lake. • She _______ (teach) in high school years ago. • I got my bananas from the _____ area in the grocery store. • They take my blood at the doctor's office and send it to the ____. • ...
Latin Alive Chapter 7 2023-02-27
20 Clues: god • then • also • good • many • sign • flame • to be • bronze • shield • temple • to help • big, great • god-fearing • sacred,holy • to leap, dance • to create, make • protected, safe • to wish for, desire • words that are descriptive to nouns
Transportation and Comparison of Adjectives 2020-10-23
Across
- My father slept _____ than me yesterday (little)
- Some people drive their cars and take the subway and buses to _____
- Dogs are the ______ adorable animal in the world I have ever known
- Tom is the _____ person in the class. He makes everyone laugh (funny)
- We use ______ adjectives when we compare one subject with another subject
- I have a cough but I feel ______ now than yesterday. (good)
- ______ adjectives are used in sentences where a subject is compared to two or more objects and to tell the highest quality of a subject
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- moves people or things from one place to another
- The _____ and the school bus is Jenny's transportation as a student to go to school
- The cake is ______ delicious than ice cream. (delicious)
- Airplane is _____ than the helicopter (big)
- It is a kind of transportation that moves a lot of things all the time
- ______ adjectives are used to describe only one subject
- It is a kind of transportation that fly around the world to transport people and goods
- Ships and ferries transport people and goods on the _____
15 Clues: Airplane is _____ than the helicopter (big) • moves people or things from one place to another • My father slept _____ than me yesterday (little) • ______ adjectives are used to describe only one subject • The cake is ______ delicious than ice cream. (delicious) • Ships and ferries transport people and goods on the _____ • ...
Vaca de vocabulario 2022-03-08
28 Clues: west • fish • east • rare • cave • boot • email • south • world • place • north • nouns • guide • river • lunch • island • castle • strong • how __ • picnic • tourism • sandwich • magazine • computer • adjectives • flashlight • capital capital • leisure activity
parts of speach crossword 2021-12-16
Across
- shows superiority in a list of nouns
- refers to the subject and is necessary to the basic meaning of the sentence
- the,an,a
- joins words phrases and clauses
- introduces a adjective clause
- a word that expresses strong emotion
- person,place,thing
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- describes a nouns appearance
- for,and,nor,but,or,yet,so
- an adjective used to indicate a particular noun
- can be added to a verb to modify its meaning
- action word
- adjectives that can be rearranged and still make sense
- a word used in place of a noun
- a word placed before a noun to form a phrase that modifies another word
15 Clues: the,an,a • action word • person,place,thing • for,and,nor,but,or,yet,so • describes a nouns appearance • introduces a adjective clause • a word used in place of a noun • joins words phrases and clauses • shows superiority in a list of nouns • a word that expresses strong emotion • can be added to a verb to modify its meaning • an adjective used to indicate a particular noun • ...
The 9 parts of Speech 2021-12-09
9 Clues: Replaces a noun • Ow! Mason yelled • Joins words, FANBOYS • Describes nouns, pronouns • Expresses action or being • Signals a noun A, An, The • Describes verbs, adjectives • Person, Place, Thing, or Idea • Connects nouns and pronouns to words, shows position
MAY WEEK 5 quizzing words 113-132 (The Final Crossword!) 2025-07-30
Across
- (adjective): New or unusual in an interesting way
- (adjective): Not easily convinced; having doubts
- (verb): To comply with rules, standards, or laws
- (verb): To arrest someone
- (adjective): Characterized by violence or disorder; unsteady
- This suffix can be used to form nouns from verbs or adjectives
- (verb): To become less strong or intense
- (adjective): Very weak or slight
- (adjective): Involving many careful details
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- (adjective): Fond of company; sociable
- (verb): To scatter or spread widely
- (adjective): Highly developed; sharp
- (noun): The occurrence of events by chance in a happy or beneficial way
- This suffix is used to form adverbs from adjectives
- This suffix means "full of" or "having a lot of."
- (adjective): Forming a pleasing or consistent group
- (adjective): Elaborately decorated
- (adjective): Fearless; adventurous
- (adjective): Able to recover quickly from difficulties
- This suffix means "without."
20 Clues: (verb): To arrest someone • This suffix means "without." • (adjective): Very weak or slight • (adjective): Elaborately decorated • (adjective): Fearless; adventurous • (verb): To scatter or spread widely • (adjective): Highly developed; sharp • (adjective): Fond of company; sociable • (verb): To become less strong or intense • (adjective): Involving many careful details • ...
Normal A 2021-04-03
ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS 2023-10-25
Across
- SHOWS HOW MUCH OF A THING IS MEANT.
- FORMS MOST ADVERBS BY ADDING -LY TO THE ADJECTIVES
- ABSOLUTELY, COMPLETELY, TOTALLY,NOT AT ALL.
- EVERY PARTICIPANT GOT THEIR CHRISTMAS GIFTS, EACH PERSON AT LEAST RECEIVED A COUPON.
- DERIVED FROM A PROPER NOUN.
- USED TO ASK A QUESTION.
- SHOWS THE NUMBER OF SERIAL ORDER OF PERSONS OR THINGS
Down
- WORD ORDER OF ADJECTIVES.
- A BRAVE PERSON / A BEAUTIFUL TEACHER.
- THIS BOY, THAT GIRL, THOSE MEN
- MY BALL, HER CAT, THEIR HOUSES.
- DESCRIBES HOW OFTEN AN ACTION HAPPEN.
- NEARBY, AROUND, BETWEEN,BACKWARDS.
13 Clues: USED TO ASK A QUESTION. • WORD ORDER OF ADJECTIVES. • DERIVED FROM A PROPER NOUN. • THIS BOY, THAT GIRL, THOSE MEN • MY BALL, HER CAT, THEIR HOUSES. • NEARBY, AROUND, BETWEEN,BACKWARDS. • SHOWS HOW MUCH OF A THING IS MEANT. • A BRAVE PERSON / A BEAUTIFUL TEACHER. • DESCRIBES HOW OFTEN AN ACTION HAPPEN. • ABSOLUTELY, COMPLETELY, TOTALLY,NOT AT ALL. • ...
Adjectives 2021-12-08
7 Clues: comparing two things • describing adjectives • it is the most, best, -est • number or quantity adjectives • adjectives with a capital letter • it could be mine, yours, ours, his? • different part of speech but used as an adjective
Lesson 9 2021-10-26
Across
- The combining form from the Latin word gestus
- Take
- Front, in front
- Face, appearance, surface
- Above
- The combining form from the Latin word dūcere
- (Upper) arm
- Slide, slip
- safe, protected
- The combining form from the Latin word lābī
- (Begin to) grow
- Cut
- The combining form meaning ‘make’ that is found in many English verbs
- Make
- The genitive case ending dropped from Latin present participles to find the combining form
- Side
Down
- Bring forth, give birth
- Fever
- Finger, toe
- The combining form from the Latin word crescere
- Carry, bear
- Suffix that forms nouns meaning agent or instrument
- Stable, fixed
- Lead, bring, conduct
- Bend
- Be swollen
- Below
- Suffix forms adjectives meaning in a state or condition of
- Suffix that forms nouns meaning the act of (being), the state of (being)
- Suffix that forms adjectives meaning capable of (being)
30 Clues: Cut • Take • Bend • Make • Side • Fever • Above • Below • Be swollen • Finger, toe • Carry, bear • (Upper) arm • Slide, slip • Stable, fixed • Front, in front • safe, protected • (Begin to) grow • Lead, bring, conduct • Bring forth, give birth • Face, appearance, surface • The combining form from the Latin word lābī • The combining form from the Latin word gestus • The combining form from the Latin word dūcere • ...
Adjectives 2021-12-08
7 Clues: comparing two things • describing adjectives • it is the most, best, -est • number or quantity adjectives • adjectives with a capital letter • it could be mine, yours, ours, his? • used as an adjective, but usually they are n--ns
Elementary Rules of Usage 2024-10-21
Across
- An ___ usually modifies by telling how, when, where, why, under what conditions, or to what degree. An ___ is often formed by adding -ly to an adjective.
- ___ are adjectives that answer the question "Which one?"
- ___ express a state of being.
- are words intended to express different levels of emotion or surprise, and are usually seen as independent grammatically from the main sentence.
- Place a comma before a conjunction introducing an___ clause.
- Has a trunk
- Likes to chase mice
- In a series of three or more terms with a single conjunction, use a comma after each term except the___.
- Man's best friend
- ___ join words, phrases, or clauses
- A ___ phrase never contains the subject of a sentence.
Down
- A participial phrase at the beginning of a sentence must refer to the ___ subject.
- Enclose ___ expressions between commas.
- The number of the ___ determines the number of the verb.
- ___adjectives are not separated by commas. Rich chocolate layer cake cannot be changed to layer chocolate rich cake. The rule is that ___ adjectives generally occurs in the following order: opinion (useful, lovely, ugly), size (big, small), age (young, old), shape (square, squiggly), color (cobalt, yellow), origin (Canadian, solar), material (granite, wool), and purpose (shopping, running).
- Use a ___ after an independent clause to introduce a list of particulars, an appositive, an amplification, or an illustrative quotation.
- Do not break ___ in two.
- Use a dash to set off an abrupt break or interruption and to announce a long ___ or summary.
- The name of a person, place, thing, or idea.
- ___ replace nouns. Without them, language would be repetitious, lengthy, and awkward.
- Large marsupial
- Flying mammal
- ___ adjectives, are equal and separate in the way they modify a noun. For example, we can freely rearrange a dull, dark, and depressing day: a depressing, dark, dull day. Separate two or more ___ adjectives with commas (note that no comma goes immediately before the noun).
- Form the possessive singular of nouns by adding___.
- In a sentence, the ___ expresses what the subject does (She hopes for the job) or what the subject is (She is confident).
25 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • Do not break ___ in two. • ___ express a state of being. • ___ join words, phrases, or clauses • Enclose ___ expressions between commas. • The name of a person, place, thing, or idea. • Form the possessive singular of nouns by adding___. • ...
Elementary Rules of Usage 2024-10-21
Across
- An ___ usually modifies by telling how, when, where, why, under what conditions, or to what degree. An ___ is often formed by adding -ly to an adjective.
- ___ are adjectives that answer the question "Which one?"
- ___ express a state of being.
- are words intended to express different levels of emotion or surprise, and are usually seen as independent grammatically from the main sentence.
- Place a comma before a conjunction introducing an___ clause.
- Has a trunk
- Likes to chase mice
- In a series of three or more terms with a single conjunction, use a comma after each term except the___.
- Man's best friend
- ___ join words, phrases, or clauses
- A ___ phrase never contains the subject of a sentence.
Down
- A participial phrase at the beginning of a sentence must refer to the ___ subject.
- Enclose ___ expressions between commas.
- The number of the ___ determines the number of the verb.
- ___adjectives are not separated by commas. Rich chocolate layer cake cannot be changed to layer chocolate rich cake. The rule is that ___ adjectives generally occurs in the following order: opinion (useful, lovely, ugly), size (big, small), age (young, old), shape (square, squiggly), color (cobalt, yellow), origin (Canadian, solar), material (granite, wool), and purpose (shopping, running).
- Use a ___ after an independent clause to introduce a list of particulars, an appositive, an amplification, or an illustrative quotation.
- Do not break ___ in two.
- Use a dash to set off an abrupt break or interruption and to announce a long ___ or summary.
- The name of a person, place, thing, or idea.
- ___ replace nouns. Without them, language would be repetitious, lengthy, and awkward.
- Large marsupial
- Flying mammal
- ___ adjectives, are equal and separate in the way they modify a noun. For example, we can freely rearrange a dull, dark, and depressing day: a depressing, dark, dull day. Separate two or more ___ adjectives with commas (note that no comma goes immediately before the noun).
- Form the possessive singular of nouns by adding___.
- In a sentence, the ___ expresses what the subject does (She hopes for the job) or what the subject is (She is confident).
25 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • Do not break ___ in two. • ___ express a state of being. • ___ join words, phrases, or clauses • Enclose ___ expressions between commas. • The name of a person, place, thing, or idea. • Form the possessive singular of nouns by adding___. • ...
6.4 Review 2021-05-13
Across
- demonstrative pronoun that means "this"
- plural form of "ese"
- singular demonstrative pronoun (masculine)that means "this" or "these"
- the difference between adjectives and pronouns is that pronouns carry ________
- plural form of the adejective "este"
- feminine form of "este"
- demonstrative _________ can carry accent marks
Down
- demonstrative ________ point out nouns
- demonstrative pronouns agree in # and ________
- feminine plural pronoun for "these"
- singular demonstrative pronoun (masculine)that means "that" or "those"
- masculine singular adjective used to point out things that are far away
12 Clues: plural form of "ese" • feminine form of "este" • feminine plural pronoun for "these" • plural form of the adejective "este" • demonstrative ________ point out nouns • demonstrative pronoun that means "this" • demonstrative pronouns agree in # and ________ • demonstrative _________ can carry accent marks • ...
Enterprise 4 unit 1 vocabulary I - Mihkel Tommula 2024-11-21
31 Clues: helde • särav • mugav • püsiv • esukas • lemmik • siiram • julgust • koostis • ilmunud • üllatus • isiksus • välimus • omadused • ärritada • loputada • ülesanne • abivalmis • intervjuu • keeruline • lihaseline • kannatamatu • atraktiivne • paigaldatud • okupatsioon • omadussõnad • intensiivne • seltskondlik • intelligentne • organisatsioon • professionaalne
ACT Review 2 2023-03-29
Across
- This mark most commonly separates non-essential clauses
- Modify verbs, adjectives, other adverb, phrases/clauses
- Expresses action; being or state of being
- Verbs that are being used as adjectives
- If a clause can stand alone as a sentence, it is _______
- Add this mark to make a word possessive
- Indicate relationships between words, phrases and clauses
- A person, place, thing, or idea
Down
- Modify nouns and pronouns
- To have a complete sentence, you need this and a verb
- Replaces a noun
- Time and location words
12 Clues: Replaces a noun • Time and location words • Modify nouns and pronouns • A person, place, thing, or idea • Verbs that are being used as adjectives • Add this mark to make a word possessive • Expresses action; being or state of being • To have a complete sentence, you need this and a verb • This mark most commonly separates non-essential clauses • ...
Example Milestone Narrative Review 2023-04-18
Across
- infinitives always have the word ____ plus a verb.
- ____________ are words that look like verbs but function like other parts of speech.
- gerunds are words that look like verbs but function as _______ in a sentence.
- participles are words that look like verbs but function like adjectives.
- a noun is a person, place, or ________.
- Performing in front of the crowd made her happy. What is the gerund in the sentence?
- The smiling chef cooked an award winning dinner. What is the participle in the sentence?
Down
- adjectives _____________or modify nouns and pronouns.
- He had to use his computer to complete the assignment. What is the infinitive (two words) in the sentence?
- Looking into the window, the thief examined the house. What is the participle in the sentence?
- a verb shows _________ or what someone is doing.
- The detective had to track down the thief. What is the infinitive (two words) in the sentence..
- The young teenager loved gaming. What is the gerund in the sentence?
13 Clues: a noun is a person, place, or ________. • a verb shows _________ or what someone is doing. • infinitives always have the word ____ plus a verb. • adjectives _____________or modify nouns and pronouns. • The young teenager loved gaming. What is the gerund in the sentence? • participles are words that look like verbs but function like adjectives. • ...
MID TERM 1-10 chapters 2017-04-11
Across
- group of related words without a subject and verb
- special category of adjectives
- all letters or than vowels
- words that express strong feelings but are usually unconnected
- describe or limit verbs, adjectives and other adverbs
- makes an assertion and ends with period
- indicates a pause
- rename describe or explain preceding nouns or pronouns
Down
- group of related words including a subject and a verb
- words that connect other words or groups of words
- word combinations that are unique to that language
- refers to a person place or thing
- words that describe or limit
- shortened forms of subjects and verbs
- meaning that it falls at the end of a sentence
15 Clues: indicates a pause • all letters or than vowels • words that describe or limit • special category of adjectives • refers to a person place or thing • shortened forms of subjects and verbs • makes an assertion and ends with period • meaning that it falls at the end of a sentence • group of related words without a subject and verb • ...
First day! 2013-09-10
"Red" Taylor Swift Album Songs 2023-05-17
18 Clues: intro • ginger • devious • 7th track • pestering • adjectives • 18th track • 10 minutes • odd fanfic • lead single • not anymore • title track • deluxe ending • birthday party • original ending • cold hard ground • right there where we stood • same subject as nothing new
Γραμματική Review: Οι χρόνοι των Ρημάτων / Πτώσεις Pg. 40-61 2017-02-15
17 Clues: The Cases • Declension • Subjuctive • Adjectives • Neuter words • Plural number • Present tense • Feminine words • Masuline words • Singular number • Nominative case • Possessive case • Accusative case • Past Simple tense • Past Continuous tense • Nominative of address • Future continuous tense
Unit 8 - Vocabulario de descripciones 2023-03-01
32 Clues: fun • duro • easy • pobre • dirty • funny • clean • sabio • tonto • suave • joven • viejo • amable • closed • tímido • egoísta • comical • abierto • honesto • grateful • faithful • especial • confused • generous • perezoso • verdadero • estudioso • difficult • beautiful • trabajador • adjectives • comfortable
All about Adjectives! 2026-01-13
Across
- hard to see clearly
- a word that means "tasteless"
- sticky
- using adjectives makes our writing more ________
- our eyes are part of our sense of ________
Down
- a word used to describe perfume
- everyone has 5 human _________
- using our noses means we use our sense of _______
- _________ are words we use to describe things
9 Clues: sticky • hard to see clearly • a word that means "tasteless" • everyone has 5 human _________ • a word used to describe perfume • our eyes are part of our sense of ________ • _________ are words we use to describe things • using adjectives makes our writing more ________ • using our noses means we use our sense of _______
Chapter 3 Vocab Crossword 2026-02-09
19 Clues: via • cado • porta • angry • happy • I run • malus • dinner • subito • magnus • stultus • lacrimo • libertus • I invite • consilium • I destroy • -que at the end of a word means... • 'agree' with nouns they are describing • verb tense we have learned in this chapter
Informative Text 2022-03-09
Across
- the type of adjectives used
- the type of adjectives used to for accuracy of information
- the first part of the organisation
- the purpose of informative texts
- a written informative text type
- the end of the organisation
- the type of vocabulary used
Down
- text structure that shows an issue and what happens as a result
- text structure that shows a concern and hwo to fix it
- text structure that shows similarities and differences
- the tense used in informative texts
- type of verbs used in informative texts
12 Clues: the type of adjectives used • the end of the organisation • the type of vocabulary used • a written informative text type • the purpose of informative texts • the first part of the organisation • the tense used in informative texts • type of verbs used in informative texts • text structure that shows a concern and hwo to fix it • ...
CROSSWORD MAPS 2022-12-15
Across
- Interrogative pronouns
- Prepositions
- Idiomatic expressions
- Pronouns
- Determiners
- Adverbials
- Conjunctions
- Verbs
- The new pink bike
- Verb phrases
Down
- Satisfied collocations
- Demonstrative pronouns
- Their marriage was a cause for celebration
- nouns
- Transitional words
- Noun gender
- Reciprocal pronouns
- Adjectives
- Comparative and superlative
- Relative pronouns
- Phrasal verbs
- Adverbs
22 Clues: nouns • Verbs • Adverbs • Pronouns • Adjectives • Adverbials • Noun gender • Determiners • Prepositions • Conjunctions • Verb phrases • Phrasal verbs • Relative pronouns • The new pink bike • Transitional words • Reciprocal pronouns • Idiomatic expressions • Satisfied collocations • Demonstrative pronouns • Interrogative pronouns • Comparative and superlative • Their marriage was a cause for celebration
Final Prep - Comp 2023-03-22
Across
- join equivalent structures, such as two or more nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, phrases, or clauses
- express surprise or emotions and they often stand alone
- take the place of nouns or other words functioning as nouns so you don’t have to repeat words that have already been mentioned
- join equal elements and they come in pairs
- introduce dependent clauses and relate the dependent clause to the rest of the sentence
- (this, that, these, those) identify specific nouns
- connect words or groups of words to each other and tell something about the relationship between these words
- move the meaning of a sentence along by showing action, occurrence, or being
- modify nouns and pronouns, usually describing, identifying, or quantifying those words
- personal pronouns that indicate ownership
- refer to specific persons or things
- is a group of words that lacks a subject or predicate or both
Down
- introduce adverb clauses and signal the relationship between the adverb clause and another clause
- adverbs, connect independent clauses and often act as transitional expressions
- do not refer to specific persons or things
- are groups of words containing a subject and a predicate
- have the same form as reflexive pronouns but might emphasize a noun or another pronoun
- used to ask questions
- refer to the subject of the sentence or clause in which they appear
- express relationships in space, time, or other senses, between nouns or pronouns and other words in a sentence
- names persons, places, things, or concepts
- modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs or entire clauses
22 Clues: used to ask questions • refer to specific persons or things • personal pronouns that indicate ownership • do not refer to specific persons or things • join equal elements and they come in pairs • names persons, places, things, or concepts • (this, that, these, those) identify specific nouns • express surprise or emotions and they often stand alone • ...
Bahasa Indonesia - Pertemuan 2 2025-06-17
20 Clues: who • how • what • to eat • to say • to read • to speak • good day • to write • to sleep • to drink • to study • to listen • good night • good evening • good morning • good afternoon • question word for numbers • not (followed by nouns and numbers) • not (followed by verbs and adjectives)
Grammar Unit 1 Test Review 1 2024-10-07
Across
- modify or describe adjectives or verbs
- on, above, near, outside, inside are____
- noun referring to a specific person
- conjunctions that include: after, although, as, as if, because, before, how, if, since, than, though, unless, until, when, where and while
- modify/describe nouns and pronouns
- is the comparative form of good
- noun groups of several elements like "a herd of cows"
- object that receives the action of the verb
- person, place, thing, or idea
Down
- pronouns that don't specify persons
- word that takes the place of one or more nouns
- for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
- is the superlative form of good
- words that express emotion
- connecting words that join words or groups
- used in linking verbs before another verb "he X playing"
16 Clues: words that express emotion • person, place, thing, or idea • for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so • is the superlative form of good • is the comparative form of good • modify/describe nouns and pronouns • pronouns that don't specify persons • noun referring to a specific person • modify or describe adjectives or verbs • on, above, near, outside, inside are____ • ...
English Language terms and effects 2022-09-29
Across
- A ending that is added to describe verbs or adjectives
- Boing, boink, and smash are examples of...
- Giving human characteristics to something non-human
- Adjectives that compares several qualities
- Term for the opposite of the actual meaning
- The attitude of a writing
- Stating a catalogue of things is called
- Comparing 2 things with 'like' or 'as'
Down
- Use of __________ to represent ideas or qualities
- Another word for saying 'opposite'
- 'See you later, alligator' is an example of what term
- 'His words cut deeper than a knife' is an example of what term?
- What do you call a phrase that is overused
- Special words used by a profession is called
- A word used instead of a noun
- Same letter or sound at the beginning of words
16 Clues: The attitude of a writing • A word used instead of a noun • Another word for saying 'opposite' • Comparing 2 things with 'like' or 'as' • Stating a catalogue of things is called • What do you call a phrase that is overused • Boing, boink, and smash are examples of... • Adjectives that compares several qualities • Term for the opposite of the actual meaning • ...
English Terms Gr 6 2025-06-08
Across
- pronoun Refers to a specific person or thing (e.g., I, you, we, them).
- Words that describe a verb, adjective, or another adverb. They tell how, when, where, or to what extent (e.g., quickly, soon, very).
- Words that sound like their meaning (e.g., buzz, bang, whoosh).
- A comparison using like or as (e.g., He’s fast like a cheetah.)
- verbs Show what someone or something is doing (e.g., jump, eat).
- tense Shows something happening now (e.g., jumps, is).
- and feeling verbs Show thoughts or emotions (e.g., believe, feel, know, love).
- Words that come before a noun to show quantity or ownership (e.g., a, the, some, my).
- verb A helping verb used with a main verb to show tense or form (e.g., is, have, was, will).
- Words that name people, places, things, or ideas (e.g., spy, duck, joy).
- sentence A sentence with one main idea or clause (e.g., The llama ran fast.).
- pronoun Introduces extra information about a noun (e.g., who, which, that).
- sentence Two simple sentences joined by a conjunction (e.g., The duck flew, and the ninja jumped.).
- When the opposite of what you expect happens (e.g., A fire station burns down.)
- phrases A phrase that begins with a preposition and adds details (e.g., under the bed).
- Words that show action or a state of being (e.g., run, is, feel).
- verbs Link the subject to information (e.g., is, are, was, seem).
Down
- Repeating the same starting sound in a sentence (e.g., sneaky silent spy).
- in a sentence A key word that holds the main idea or focus of the sentence.
- Words that join ideas or clauses (e.g., and, but, because, although).
- A group of words that work together but do not form a complete thought (e.g., in the garden).
- Words that show position, time, or direction (e.g., on, under, before).
- Giving human qualities to something non-human (e.g., The wind whispered.)
- Words that describe nouns (e.g., funny, red, tall).
- tense Shows something that already happened (e.g., jumped, was).
- group A main verb plus helping (auxiliary) verbs (e.g., has been running).
- group A noun with its describing words (e.g., the big brown llama).
- adjectives Adjectives that tell us what something looks like, feels like, etc. (e.g., cold, shiny).
- noun A singular noun that refers to a group (e.g., flock, team, bunch).
- A group of words that expresses a complete thought. It must have a subject and a verb.
- verbs Show speech (e.g., say, shout, ask).
- Words that take the place of nouns (e.g., he, she, it, they).
- adjectives Adjectives that tell us what type something is (e.g., wooden, digital, electric).
- tense Shows something that will happen later (e.g., will jump).
- A direct comparison without like or as (e.g., Her voice is music.)
35 Clues: verbs Show speech (e.g., say, shout, ask). • Words that describe nouns (e.g., funny, red, tall). • tense Shows something happening now (e.g., jumps, is). • Words that take the place of nouns (e.g., he, she, it, they). • Words that sound like their meaning (e.g., buzz, bang, whoosh). • A comparison using like or as (e.g., He’s fast like a cheetah.) • ...
M1 Exra Credit 2021-08-07
7 Clues: Describes a noun • Person Place or thing • an action or some that is being done. • What category of adjectives is Blue,Green,Pink • What type of Noun is a specific or the noun's name • What category of adjectives is happy, great, worse • What category of adjectives is Big, Huge, Small, Tiny
. 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 ....
Down
- we add more or most to ...
- 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 • we add more or most to ... • we add -er or -est to .... • 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
Derek's EFL Grammar Crossword 1 2023-05-28
Across
- every sentence starts with one of these
- what part of speech is "really", as in, "He ran really fast"?
- these are words such as: under, to, beside, toward
- modifies or tells us about nouns
- "she" is an example of what part of speech?
- simple past of "sleep"
- a person, place, or thing
- love and hate are what kind of words in grammar?
Down
- what part of speech is "small", as in "a small cat"?
- most, but not all, sentences end with one of these
- these modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs
- to show you do something regularly (every day, for example),you use this tense
- simple past of buy
- these take the place of nouns
- a, an, _____
- action words are these
16 Clues: a, an, _____ • simple past of buy • action words are these • simple past of "sleep" • a person, place, or thing • these take the place of nouns • modifies or tells us about nouns • every sentence starts with one of these • "she" is an example of what part of speech? • love and hate are what kind of words in grammar? • these modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs • ...
. 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 ....
Down
- we add more or most to ...
- 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 • we add more or most to ... • we add -er or -est to .... • 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
Language Arts Crossword Puzzle 2023-11-06
Across
- words that join other words or clauses (FANBOYS)
- one thing described as though it were something else
- people, places, things, or ideas
- words that modify verbs, adjectives, or adverbs
- a comparison between two unlike things using "like" or "as"
- when a word makes the sound of the thing it describes
- words that connect a noun or pronoun to another word
- a word that modifies a noun
- a sentence missing a subject, verb, or complete thought
- a word or phrase with a different meaning from literal words
- words that express emotion
Down
- occurs when two or more independent clauses are joined improperly
- take the place of a noun
- use of extreme exaggeration
- words that express action or state of being
- assigning human traits to non-human things
16 Clues: take the place of a noun • words that express emotion • use of extreme exaggeration • a word that modifies a noun • people, places, things, or ideas • assigning human traits to non-human things • words that express action or state of being • words that modify verbs, adjectives, or adverbs • words that join other words or clauses (FANBOYS) • ...
5.C 2025-01-29
parts of speach 2022-04-21
8 Clues: replacing nouns • Describing nouns and pronouns • joining words,phrases & clauses • showing strong emotions or feeling • modifying verbs,adjectives & adverbs • expressing a physical action or state • showing relationship of words and phrases • naming people,places,things & ideas/concepts
Morphology & Syntax 2022-04-06
Across
- Process of moving a verb through all the tenses
- Smallest unit of language which has meaning
- Denial is indicated by
- Comparative suffix
- ____ is affected by function and meaning
- Articles provide information about the ___ of a noun
- "Muscle" of the utterance
- Study and description of word formation in language
- Modify verbs and other modifiers
- Part of a words that exists before any affixes are attached
- Modify nouns and pronouns
- System of communication used by a particular community or country
Down
- Adjectives are a(n) ____ of words
- Subordinating conjunctions conjoin clauses of ____ weight
- Person, place, thing or abstraction
- Prefixes and Suffixes
- Morphology and Syntax are foundational for
- Place holders
- Determiners introduce and ___ a noun phrase
- The job of conjunctions is to
- Superlative form of good
- Acronym to help remember coordinating conjunctions
- Conjunctions are part of a(n) _____ set of words
- The function of the following prepositional phrase:It is due on Wednesday
- Body of rules used to construct sentences
25 Clues: Place holders • Comparative suffix • Prefixes and Suffixes • Denial is indicated by • Superlative form of good • "Muscle" of the utterance • Modify nouns and pronouns • The job of conjunctions is to • Modify verbs and other modifiers • Adjectives are a(n) ____ of words • Person, place, thing or abstraction • ____ is affected by function and meaning • ...
Parts of speech 2025-09-23
Across
- : May, might, should, must — are what type of verbs?
- : Here, there, everywhere — are adverbs of ___.
- : A word that names a person, place, thing, or idea.
- : And, but, or — are ___ conjunctions.
- : Either…or, neither…nor — are ___ conjunctions.
- : Some, many, few, ten are ___ adjectives.
- : Words like Wow!, Oh!, Oops! are called ___.
- : Words like run, write, eat are what type of verbs?
- : Words like Ali, London, Monday are what type of noun?
- : Can, will, have, do — are called ___ verbs.
Down
- : This, that, these, those — are what type of pronouns?
- : Myself, yourself, himself — are what type of pronouns?
- : Am, is, are, seem, become — are what type of verbs?
- : At, in, on, under, between — are examples of ___.
- : Happiness, freedom, love are examples of ___ nouns.
- : Words like team, family, class are ___ nouns.
- : Because, although, if — are ___ conjunctions.
- : Quickly, slowly, well — are adverbs of ___.
- : I, you, he, she, it, we, they — are what type of pronoun?
- : Words like red, tall, beautiful are ___ adjectives.
20 Clues: : And, but, or — are ___ conjunctions. • : Some, many, few, ten are ___ adjectives. • : Quickly, slowly, well — are adverbs of ___. • : Words like Wow!, Oh!, Oops! are called ___. • : Can, will, have, do — are called ___ verbs. • : Here, there, everywhere — are adverbs of ___. • : Words like team, family, class are ___ nouns. • ...
Florence/Joshua 3 2020-10-23
Across
- - words that describe verbs or adjectives are called...
- - very tired
- - when someone doesn't give up, he/she is...
- - another word for big and huge; begins with 'e'
- - when someone is positive and confident about the future, he/she is...
- - name for the money that is given to a charity
- - when you recognise something, it looks...
- - words that link two parts of a sentence together are called...
- - a word that is used to replace a noun is called...
- - past tense for drop
- - used as decoration at parties; they float
Down
- - when something can be bent without breaking, it is...
- - words that describe nouns are called...
- - when two unexpected events surprisingly happen at the same time
- - another word for perfect that ends in 'less'
- - another word for vanish
- - when something isn't as good as you thought, it is...
- - technology that is modern and developed is described as being....
- - plural for teddy
- - past tense for stop
20 Clues: - very tired • - plural for teddy • - past tense for stop • - past tense for drop • - another word for vanish • - words that describe nouns are called... • - when you recognise something, it looks... • - used as decoration at parties; they float • - when someone doesn't give up, he/she is... • - another word for perfect that ends in 'less' • ...
Features of Describtive Writing 2020-11-10
Across
- A type of writing that is based on fake events
- Type of sentence that adds layers of detail and information
- Two words that contradict each other
- Natural sounds
- Used to apply to the reader's imagination
- The place and time of an event
- Type of sentence that creates tension or a pause or emphasis
- Gives human characteristics
- Main meaning, no feeling or ideas that may connect to it
- Use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities
- Describe a noun
Down
- Applies to the 5 senses of touch, see, feel, taste, hear
- An exaggeration that creates emphasis
- A type of writing that expresses feelings and ideas often while rhyming
- To create emphasis by repeating letters
- Use of specific adjectives or strong action verbs or precise vocabulary.
- A word that suggests an idea or feeling
- Builds an image in the writer's mind
- Create a comparison without 'like' or 'as'
- Creates a comparison using 'like' or 'as'
20 Clues: Natural sounds • Describe a noun • Gives human characteristics • The place and time of an event • Two words that contradict each other • Builds an image in the writer's mind • An exaggeration that creates emphasis • To create emphasis by repeating letters • A word that suggests an idea or feeling • Used to apply to the reader's imagination • ...
Parts of Speech 2018-09-05
Across
- An action word of state of being
- An interjection may require this punctuation mark for emphasis
- He, she, they are examples of ________
- Pronouns often do this for nouns
- Cool, pretty, handsome, spicy are examples of ________
- There are several types of this part of speech
- Name of a person, place, or thing
- A noun is the ________ of something
- Over, above, across, below are examples of ________
- Childish, happily, and foolishly are examples of ________
- A preposition can indicate location or ________
Down
- Something that a preposition always has
- The number of parts of speech in the English language
- A part of speech that gives location
- Holy Cow! is an example
- These often replace nouns
- A part of speech that joins phrases or words
- A verb performs an ________ of some type
- A part of speech that can describe a noun
- Adjectives and adverbs _________ nouns, pronouns, and verbs
- A conjunction can join words of ________
- The part of speech that often ends in "ly"
22 Clues: Holy Cow! is an example • These often replace nouns • An action word of state of being • Pronouns often do this for nouns • Name of a person, place, or thing • A noun is the ________ of something • A part of speech that gives location • He, she, they are examples of ________ • Something that a preposition always has • A verb performs an ________ of some type • ...
Adjectives 2021-10-29
GOLD 2021-08-17
Adjectives 2025-09-22
Persuasive language 2022-05-03
Across
- – A short story relating to the topic
- – A quote or information provided by an expert in the area you are discussing, as something the reader can trust
- – Niche words used in a profession that others don’t know
- – Questions that don’t need an answer but back up your argument
- – Exaggeration
- – Repeating themes, words, or ideas
Down
- – Type of language that includes the reader and talks directly to them
- - Type of adjectives that are the most or least of something
- – Language that is formal
- – A joke or play on words
- – Comparison between two things in aim to explain something
- – Type of adjectives that compare things
- - Facts that prove or support arguments
- – Language that is not formal
14 Clues: – Exaggeration • – Language that is formal • – A joke or play on words • – Language that is not formal • – Repeating themes, words, or ideas • – A short story relating to the topic • - Facts that prove or support arguments • – Type of adjectives that compare things • – Niche words used in a profession that others don’t know • ...
Unit 6 2014-09-24
Across
- Someone who drives planes
- In the first part of a first conditional sentence, the verb is on the....
- Expression used when someone is really angry
- Adjectives ending in -ed describe...
- The big are where you enter the school
- Adjectives ending in -ing describe...
- Listening to the teachers talking all day is...
Down
- When the verb does not have a "to" before it is called...
- When something scares you, you are...
- The machine that I'm using for this activity
- Contraction of will + not
- A small device that stores digital information.
- Expression used to say that something is not really that important.
13 Clues: Someone who drives planes • Contraction of will + not • Adjectives ending in -ed describe... • When something scares you, you are... • Adjectives ending in -ing describe... • The big are where you enter the school • The machine that I'm using for this activity • Expression used when someone is really angry • A small device that stores digital information. • ...
adjetivos v2 2022-09-09
34 Clues: mudo • obvio • básico • frágil • ilegal • honesto • general • posible • curioso • ansioso • exótico • absurdo • creativa • inocente • agresivo • favorito • flexible • especial • distinto • ignorante • imposible • delicioso • brillante • increible • frustrado • excelente • fantástico • impaciente • deshonesto • divorciado • instantáneo • inteligente • independiente • Adjectives do this
Vocabulario Capitulo 1 2022-09-19
29 Clues: who • you • boy • and • what • also • girl • very • quite • words • other • nouns • school • no way • lesson • college • a little • adjectives • what's up? • from where • vocabulary • is not true • male friend • expressions • favor, please • female friend • female friend • what nationality • a little courtesy
1st Quimestre Test 2022-08-30
Across
- The action of campaigning toward a social change.
- Type of language that is considered very informal.
- People, animal, things, places, concepts, etc.
- The lack of resources in the general public.
- Communication that uses slang and casual language.
- Word category that modifies verbs, adjectives and adverbs.
Down
- Adjectives that compare two nouns.
- The quality of being logical and consistent.
- Word category that qualifies or modifies nouns.
- Words that show action, occurrence, or state of being.
- Communication that employs clear language and no idioms.
- Word category that modifies verbs, adjectives and adverbs.
12 Clues: Adjectives that compare two nouns. • The quality of being logical and consistent. • The lack of resources in the general public. • People, animal, things, places, concepts, etc. • Word category that qualifies or modifies nouns. • The action of campaigning toward a social change. • Type of language that is considered very informal. • ...
Adjectives 2021-10-29
Bahagi ng Panalita 2026-03-31
Части речи 2024-05-25
Adjectives vs Adverbs 2021-09-03
Across
- This is my daily schedule. In this sentence, 'daily' is an ______.
- Adjectives can be changed to adverbs by adding a certain ________.
- One of the functions of adverbs is to describe ______.
- We bake cakes daily. In this sentence, 'daily' is an __________.
Down
- better and more beautiful are examples of __________ adjectives.
- Adjectives and adverbs are also known as describing words or __________.
- This form of adverb and adjective compares between three things or more.
- The function of an adjective is to describe nouns and _________.
8 Clues: One of the functions of adverbs is to describe ______. • better and more beautiful are examples of __________ adjectives. • The function of an adjective is to describe nouns and _________. • We bake cakes daily. In this sentence, 'daily' is an __________. • This is my daily schedule. In this sentence, 'daily' is an ______. • ...
M3 Lesson 14 2016-02-07
19 Clues: :( • AH! • upset • a test • unsure • relaxed • a bad guy • old lights • keeps you dry • not much to do • too much water • saves your life • describe things • mother's mother • guards your eyes • used in the dark • got a good grade • something isn't right • for international travel
English CCT 2021-01-29
Adjectives 2021-10-29
Adjectives 2021-10-29
Adjectives that are cognates 2022-08-26
34 Clues: mudo • obvio • básico • frágil • ilegal • honesto • general • posible • curioso • ansioso • exótico • absurdo • creativa • inocente • agresivo • favorito • flexible • especial • distinto • ignorante • imposible • delicioso • brillante • increible • frustrado • excelente • fantástico • impaciente • deshonesto • divorciado • instantáneo • inteligente • independiente • Adjectives do this
adjetivos v3 2022-09-19
34 Clues: mudo • obvio • básico • ilegal • frágil • posible • absurdo • honesto • ansioso • exótico • general • curioso • creativa • agresivo • inocente • favorito • distinto • flexible • especial • brillante • imposible • ignorante • frustrado • delicioso • excelente • increible • divorciado • impaciente • deshonesto • fantástico • instantáneo • inteligente • independiente • Adjectives do this
Adjectives that are cognates v2 2022-09-20
33 Clues: mudo • obvio • básico • frágil • general • posible • curioso • ansioso • honesto • exótico • absurdo • inocente • agresivo • favorito • creativa • especial • distinto • flexible • excelente • brillante • increible • ignorante • delicioso • frustrado • imposible • divorciado • deshonesto • impaciente • fantástico • instantáneo • inteligente • independiente • Adjectives do this
Unit2_2 2022-08-01
Part of Speech 2022-11-14
Across
- A word that is put next to a noun (the,a,an)
- Modifying verbs,adjectives&adverbs(slowly)
- A short exclamation(Wow!,Hi!,Bravo!)
- Naming, people, places, things & concepts
Down
- describing nouns and pronouns (Happy)
- An action word (run,clap)
- Join words of words in sentence (and,or)
- Showing strong emotions/feelings
- Replacing Nouns (her, you, me)
- A word that describes an action
10 Clues: An action word (run,clap) • Replacing Nouns (her, you, me) • A word that describes an action • Showing strong emotions/feelings • A short exclamation(Wow!,Hi!,Bravo!) • describing nouns and pronouns (Happy) • Join words of words in sentence (and,or) • Naming, people, places, things & concepts • Modifying verbs,adjectives&adverbs(slowly) • ...
superlative animals 2024-11-27
Across
- superlative adjectives that describe a length
- the superlative of blue whale
- animal that has the best sense of smells
- both Cheetah and Elephant origins
Down
- a name for animals that live freely in jungles or forests
- Blue whale is _____ than an elephant
- superlative of cheetah
- types of adjectives needed to be added -er
- the slowest animal in the world
9 Clues: superlative of cheetah • the superlative of blue whale • the slowest animal in the world • both Cheetah and Elephant origins • Blue whale is _____ than an elephant • animal that has the best sense of smells • types of adjectives needed to be added -er • superlative adjectives that describe a length • a name for animals that live freely in jungles or forests
superlative animals 2024-11-27
Across
- superlative adjectives that describe a length
- the superlative of blue whale
- animal that has the best sense of smells
- both Cheetah and Elephant origins
Down
- a name for animals that live freely in jungles or forests
- Blue whale is _____ than an elephant
- superlative of cheetah
- types of adjectives needed to be added -er
- the slowest animal in the world
9 Clues: superlative of cheetah • the superlative of blue whale • the slowest animal in the world • both Cheetah and Elephant origins • Blue whale is _____ than an elephant • animal that has the best sense of smells • types of adjectives needed to be added -er • superlative adjectives that describe a length • a name for animals that live freely in jungles or forests
Charlotte's Web 2026-03-26
Across
- adjectives are the same as Charlotte
- sweet, cute, and loving
- caring, loving, she has quick reflexes
- adjectives are the same as Mr. Arable
- calm, understanding, he just wants to kill Wilbur
Down
- rude, loving, she picks favorites
- show off, demanding, he just wants to kill Wilbur
- he sticks by Mr. Zuckerman, he acts like a servant to Mr. Zuckerman, stong
- selfish, greedy, and only thinks about himself
- loving, sweet, and kind
10 Clues: sweet, cute, and loving • loving, sweet, and kind • rude, loving, she picks favorites • adjectives are the same as Charlotte • adjectives are the same as Mr. Arable • caring, loving, she has quick reflexes • selfish, greedy, and only thinks about himself • show off, demanding, he just wants to kill Wilbur • calm, understanding, he just wants to kill Wilbur • ...
Persuasive Word Bank Crossword 2020-04-16
Across
- A comparison between one thing and another, typically for the purpose of explanation or clarification.
- A belief or judgment about something given by an expert on the subject.
- Used to compare differences between the two objects.
- Repeating something that has already been said or written.
- Question someone asks without expecting an answer.
- The linguistic style used for casual communication.
- Special words or expressions used by a profession or group that are difficult for others to understand.
- The overall argument or opinion that they are expressing in an article or debate.
- A short amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person.
Down
- Intended audience or readership of a publication, advertisement, or other message.
- Exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally.
- Characterized by the use of standard English, more complex sentence structures, infrequent use of personal pronouns, and lack of colloquial or slang terms.
- Adjectives with three or more syllables form the superlative by putting the word "most" or "least" in front of the adjective.
- Discipline that concerns the collection, organization, analysis, interpretation and presentation of data.
- A form of word play that exploits multiple meanings of a term.
- language that is free from words, phrases or tones that reflect prejudiced, stereotyped or discriminatory views of particular people or groups.
- The outcome the writer want's the piece to have on the reader.
17 Clues: Question someone asks without expecting an answer. • The linguistic style used for casual communication. • Used to compare differences between the two objects. • Repeating something that has already been said or written. • A form of word play that exploits multiple meanings of a term. • The outcome the writer want's the piece to have on the reader. • ...
Year 7 - Sentences and Grammar! 2024-10-17
Across
- A kind of sentence that wants to know or find out something.
- The adverb in this sentence: "The turtle moved slowly across the path."
- One of the nouns in this sentence "Their friendship grew stronger over the years."
- The adverb in this sentence: "The cat jumped suddenly when it heard the noise."
- A verb describes an _______ or a state of being
- A conjunction that indicates a reason or explanation
- Words that help to connect parts of sentences
- Words that describe actions or states of being.
- A kind of sentence that gives information.
- An incomplete sentence.
- One of the verbs in this sentence "He juggled six bananas while riding a unicycle."
- Words that describe nouns.
- These words replace nouns.
Down
- A kind of sentence that starts with the verb and tells someone what to do.
- The adjective in this sentence "The exciting game kept everyone on their toes."
- One of the adjectives in this sentence "The fluffy marshmallow exploded in the microwave like a tiny cloud."
- These words modify verbs, adjectives and other adverbs.
- One of the nouns in this sentence "The music filled the room with joy."
- adverb in this sentence: "She was very excited about the trip."
- One of the nouns in this sentence "He found a pickle under the couch and wondered how it got there."
- A conjunction that introduces a consequence or result of something
- A kind of sentence that expresses strong emotion!
- The verb in this sentence "He is cooking dinner for his family."
- A conjunction that shows difference or contrast
- Nouns name a person, place, thing or ________.]
- A ____________ is a complete idea.
- Words that name people, places, things or ideas.
- One of the nouns in this sentence "The music filled the room with joy."
28 Clues: An incomplete sentence. • Words that describe nouns. • These words replace nouns. • A ____________ is a complete idea. • A kind of sentence that gives information. • Words that help to connect parts of sentences • A verb describes an _______ or a state of being • Words that describe actions or states of being. • A conjunction that shows difference or contrast • ...
Descriptive and Recount Text 2024-10-15
Across
- a descriptive text often describes this type of setting
- you can ask question to start and sustain a dialog with?
- "what a good idea!" responding of .... ideas.
- a word referring to the use of adjectives in description
- the conclusion of a recount is called?
- the series of actions that unfold in the story
- the main purpose of a recount text is to tell a?
- what type of text retells personal experiences?
- this element describes feelings and thoughts
- a text that describes something in detail
Down
- a recount text is often written in a
- the beginning of the story provides the
- what is the synonym of "champions"?
- the typical structure of descriptive text : .... and description
- a descriptive text consists of two elements, identification and
- what part introduces the the setting and caracters?
- a descriptive text often uses many ..... and adverbs
- what verb tense is commonly used in descriptive text?
- descriptive text can focus on ....., people or places
- example of a descriptive text about a tourist attraction
20 Clues: what is the synonym of "champions"? • a recount text is often written in a • the conclusion of a recount is called? • the beginning of the story provides the • a text that describes something in detail • this element describes feelings and thoughts • "what a good idea!" responding of .... ideas. • the series of actions that unfold in the story • ...
Morphology and Syntax 2020-11-07
Across
- "determines the grammatical reality of the noun to which it is attached"
- which adjectives denote the order of a noun or pronoun in a series?
- "Tell that terrier to stop barking" is an example of a/an _______ mood.
- "The little girl named Julia is happy". "The little girl named Julia" is an example of the ________ subject in that sentence.
- Reflexive pronouns are also called _____ personal pronouns.
- also known as vocabulary
- what form of adverb is "more furiously"?
- never, not, no are examples of what adverb type?
- modify verbs
- perfect, which verb tense indicates actions that were completed before another action or state of being that occurred in the past.
- Personal pronouns are categorized by case, number, and ______.
- Illinois, Chicago, and Millenium Park are all examples of what kind of nouns?
- "the study of the forms of words".
- The word Impossible is an example of a _______ morpheme.
- adjectives modify nouns by focusing on how much, how many, and whose.
Down
- study of sentence meaning
- all, enough, few, much, are all examples of which adjectives?
- counterclockwise and contralaterally are examples of what kind of adverb?
- study of sentence meaning in context
- By the age of 2, nearly all children are using ______ pronouns to refer to themselves.
- "the architecture of phrases, clauses, and sentences".
- 3 forms of conjunctions are ______, compound, and phrases.
- all, any, both, very, either are examples of what kind of determiner?
- progressive, which verb tense is "I am studying"?
- does not have its own subject or predicate; can consist of one word.
- "And" in "I like peanut butter and jelly" is a ______ conjunction.
26 Clues: modify verbs • also known as vocabulary • study of sentence meaning • "the study of the forms of words". • study of sentence meaning in context • what form of adverb is "more furiously"? • never, not, no are examples of what adverb type? • progressive, which verb tense is "I am studying"? • "the architecture of phrases, clauses, and sentences". • ...
Grammar Crossword 2023-02-15
Across
- modify Nouns/Pronouns
- can take the place of Nouns
- modifies all things not Nouns/Pronouns
- these words link things together
- verbs that are form of the Verb 'to be'
- verbs that come before the main verb
- begins a phrase that often indicates a location in either space or time
Down
- sentence made up of two or more simple sentences linked together
- verbs that end in either -ed or -ing that function like Adjectives
- to + verb that will function as either a Noun, Adjective, or Adverb
- type of verbs such as Run, Write, Paint
- basic sentence with a Subject and Predicate
- person, place, thing, quality, or idea
- the words a, an, the are known as
- verbs ending in -ing that function as a Noun
- sentence with a dependent and independent clause
16 Clues: modify Nouns/Pronouns • can take the place of Nouns • these words link things together • the words a, an, the are known as • verbs that come before the main verb • modifies all things not Nouns/Pronouns • person, place, thing, quality, or idea • type of verbs such as Run, Write, Paint • verbs that are form of the Verb 'to be' • basic sentence with a Subject and Predicate • ...
english 9E 2020-04-16
Across
- question a question that is not requiring an answer
- adjectives show progress positively or negatively dry-drier
- language grouping things together eg: mankind
- a story to provides reference for your argument
- audience a target audience is the intended audience or readership of a publication, advertisement, or other messages.
- opinion an opinion from a respectable person with an intellectual knowledge of a subject
- the intention of an article is what outcome does the writer want this piece to have on the reader.
- adjectives used to compare three or more nouns
- Language used for casual communication
- comparison of two things
Down
- surveyed answers and proof
- Language used for formal communication
- exaggerating
- a play on words
- the repeated process of something
- the contention is the overall argument or opinion that they are expressing in an article or debate.
- words that relate to topics/scientific
17 Clues: exaggerating • a play on words • comparison of two things • surveyed answers and proof • the repeated process of something • Language used for formal communication • words that relate to topics/scientific • Language used for casual communication • language grouping things together eg: mankind • adjectives used to compare three or more nouns • ...
Basic Japanese Words (Write Romaji) - 7 2016-03-22
16 Clues: Map • Hotel • where • in, at • Address • Next to • Opposite • the right • Over there • Supermarket • I don't know • Traffic signals • That (Adjectives) • I see (Also - I understand) • (Indicates subject of sentence) • be, exist (Used with people and other living things)
AlphaPlus ELA Vocabulary I 2023-03-20
Across
- Words describing verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs, as in how, where, when, or how often
- People other than those close to the creator of the text
- Comparison of two different things using a familiar one
- Unseen nouns (e.g., ideas, emotions)
- Mark showing possession or contraction
- Examine carefully as in study it carefully
- Physical or mental activity
- Reason why an author writes about a specific topic
Down
- Three or more words with the same beginning sound to direct attention
- True account of someone’s life written by that person
- Original noun that has a pronoun following it
- Words describing nouns as in size, shape, or color
- That which is correct
- Character in conflict with the main character
- Words that are opposite in meaning
- One or more letters attached before or after a root word to modify its meaning
16 Clues: That which is correct • Physical or mental activity • Words that are opposite in meaning • Unseen nouns (e.g., ideas, emotions) • Mark showing possession or contraction • Examine carefully as in study it carefully • Original noun that has a pronoun following it • Character in conflict with the main character • Words describing nouns as in size, shape, or color • ...
Parts Of Speech 2022-08-13
Across
- Words that describe or qualify verbs
- Possessive, Quantitative, Descriptive, Proper, Compound, and Demonstrative, are all kinds of ...
- Words that act like nouns.
- When a pronoun shows ownership, it is called ...
- To join two sentences together
- What kind of noun is intangible, like emotions e.g. love, personality?
Down
- Words that act like adjectives
- To indicate the position of a noun
- Words that show action
- A word that replaces a noun is called a ...
10 Clues: Words that show action • Words that act like nouns. • Words that act like adjectives • To join two sentences together • To indicate the position of a noun • Words that describe or qualify verbs • A word that replaces a noun is called a ... • When a pronoun shows ownership, it is called ... • What kind of noun is intangible, like emotions e.g. love, personality? • ...
