verbs Crossword Puzzles
English Language 2023-05-17
Grammar 2026-02-24
Across
- words that show action or state of being. They also indicate the time that
- words that join 2 or more words, phrases, or clauses
- action or state of being occurs—past, present, or future. (runs, is, went)
- has 2 or more independent clauses and one or moredependentclauses
- the part of a sentence that shows the verb and how the verb is impacting the subject or object of the sentence; the action.
- An incomplete sentence; a sentence that cannot stand on its own
- A sentence that incorrectly joins independent clauses
- contains one independent clause and one or more dependent clauses
- they show relationships. (of, before, in)
- like when, where, how, or to what extent. (happily, well, today)
- words used to describe or modify nouns or pronouns (red, first, afraid)
- a phrase that renames a noun or pronoun. It usually follows the nounandidentifies, explains, or adds to the meaning of the noun.
Down
- Begins with “to,” followed by the base form of the verb;
- It cannot stand as its own sentence and depends on the rest of the sentence to complete the thought.
- refer to or substitute for a noun or noun phrase (her, them, who)
- words that connect a noun or a pronoun to the rest of the
- the nouns or pronouns that cause the action or state of being to happen.
- an exclamatory or emotional word, phrase, or utterance (Wow,
- a complete thought; it can stand alone as a sentence.
- (broken, burnt, hardworking)
- words that name persons, places, things, and ideas (burglar, house, anger)
- words that describe verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. They answer
- Verbs that always end in -ing, but they function as nouns (running,hiking,swimming)
- contains two or more independent clauses and zero dependent ones
- modify nouns to show specificity or generality (a, an, the)
- contains one independent clause
- How a verb expresses time; can be past, present, or future, as well as simple perfect, continuous/progressive, or perfect continuous/progressive
- a word formed from a verb -ing, -ed, etc.—and used as an
28 Clues: (broken, burnt, hardworking) • contains one independent clause • they show relationships. (of, before, in) • words that join 2 or more words, phrases, or clauses • a complete thought; it can stand alone as a sentence. • A sentence that incorrectly joins independent clauses • Begins with “to,” followed by the base form of the verb; • ...
Parts of speech 2020-05-12
Across
- This adverb indicates how the verb happened.
- Refers to a noun in relation to another word.
- Actions words
- This adverb indicates when the verb happened.
Down
- Nouns that are used to name a GENERAL thing.
- These words gives more information about a noun.
- Nouns that are used to name a SPECIFIC person or place
- This adverb indicates where the verb happened.
8 Clues: Actions words • Nouns that are used to name a GENERAL thing. • This adverb indicates how the verb happened. • Refers to a noun in relation to another word. • This adverb indicates when the verb happened. • This adverb indicates where the verb happened. • These words gives more information about a noun. • Nouns that are used to name a SPECIFIC person or place
When starting sentences, use DADWAVERS! 2024-02-05
Across
- W: Description of the area (5)
- V: Doing words
- D: (another word for speech) (8)
- D: what does the character look like? (11)
Down
- language E: Words like "great", "fantastic" or "awful" (7,8)
- question R: "What did I do? I'll tell you" is an example of this type of question (10,8)
- A: adjectives and A------ (7)
- A: what does the character do(6)
8 Clues: V: Doing words • A: adjectives and A------ (7) • W: Description of the area (5) • D: (another word for speech) (8) • A: what does the character do(6) • D: what does the character look like? (11) • language E: Words like "great", "fantastic" or "awful" (7,8) • question R: "What did I do? I'll tell you" is an example of this type of question (10,8)
Adjectives and adverbs 2016-05-03
Inside the verb phrase 2014-03-18
Across
- Which modality expresses possibility/certainty/doubt?
- Which type of verb determines the argument structure of the sentence?
- The verb class that takes one predicative complement
- Together with the copula, auxiliary verbs can funtion as what?
- The verb class that requires one (direct) object and one (object) PC
- Which modality expresses obligation/permission?
Down
- What is the verb form that follows the modal?
- The aspect that precedes the -ing verb
- The aspect that precedes the perfect participle
- The verb class that does not require objects or complements
10 Clues: The aspect that precedes the -ing verb • What is the verb form that follows the modal? • The aspect that precedes the perfect participle • Which modality expresses obligation/permission? • The verb class that takes one predicative complement • Which modality expresses possibility/certainty/doubt? • The verb class that does not require objects or complements • ...
U1 Vocab Review 2021-08-06
Across
- ___ is another word for 'friend'.
- ___ is a preposition that means something has other things on two of its sides.
- You need a ___ to see very, very small things.
- There are twelve ___ in a year.
- ___ verbs talk about things that we can do.
- Sometimes we play ___ in the gym.
Down
- You can go to an ___ to watch dramas.
- You can use a ___ to draw a straight line.
- Every paragraph starts with an ___ at the beginning.
- A ___ keeps our school clean.
10 Clues: A ___ keeps our school clean. • There are twelve ___ in a year. • ___ is another word for 'friend'. • Sometimes we play ___ in the gym. • You can go to an ___ to watch dramas. • You can use a ___ to draw a straight line. • ___ verbs talk about things that we can do. • You need a ___ to see very, very small things. • Every paragraph starts with an ___ at the beginning. • ...
Objectives and Goals 2023-11-27
Across
- A broad statement of intent or desired accomplishment
- DOMAIN Refers to physical task in the Bloom's Taxonomy
- OBJECTIVES Statements that have verbs which show immediate intended learning outcomes.
- The tools, situations, settings or restrictions under which the behavior will occur
- Use of information in a new way
Down
- VERB:Identify, state, explain, name etc
- Students’ interests, their problems and needs
- Replaces comprehension in Bloom's Taxonomy
- OBJECTIVES Expected learning outcomes of instruction that are expressed or stated in general terms
- "A" in the mnemonic SMART
10 Clues: "A" in the mnemonic SMART • Use of information in a new way • VERB:Identify, state, explain, name etc • Replaces comprehension in Bloom's Taxonomy • Students’ interests, their problems and needs • A broad statement of intent or desired accomplishment • DOMAIN Refers to physical task in the Bloom's Taxonomy • ...
Vocab List Crossword 2025-01-07
Across
- The phrase that shows the relationship between a noun and another word in the sentence
- tells us how, when, or where verbs happen
- used to pair two independent clauses
- conjunction that introduces a subordinate clause
Down
- a word used to describe the noun
- placed in between words or phrases
- A dependent clause used to describe the noun
- when phrases in a sentence have similar grammatical structure.
- A word used to describe what movement to happening
- The noun that a pronoun refers to
10 Clues: a word used to describe the noun • The noun that a pronoun refers to • placed in between words or phrases • used to pair two independent clauses • tells us how, when, or where verbs happen • A dependent clause used to describe the noun • conjunction that introduces a subordinate clause • A word used to describe what movement to happening • ...
Parts of Speech 2024-01-24
Across
- words used to begin a phrase, examples are in, out, besides, in front of, below, to
- a complete thought or idea
- describing verbs, adjectives and other adverbs
- used to connect two different parts of a sentence or two sentences
- name people, places, animals, ideas and things
Down
- describe the noun
- a descriptive thought but not a complete sentence
- used to convey strong emotions or feelings
- an action that is being performed by the noun
- used to substitute a noun in a sentence
10 Clues: describe the noun • a complete thought or idea • used to substitute a noun in a sentence • used to convey strong emotions or feelings • an action that is being performed by the noun • describing verbs, adjectives and other adverbs • name people, places, animals, ideas and things • a descriptive thought but not a complete sentence • ...
crossword 2025-06-03
Across
- (verb): To comply with rules, standards, or laws
- (adjective): Forming a pleasing or consistent group
- (adjective): Involving many careful details
- (adjective): Fond of company; sociable
- (adjective): Able to recover quickly from difficulties
- This suffix can be used to form nouns from verbs (e.g., story, hurry, worry) or adjectives (e.g., happy, funny,silly)
Down
- (verb): To gather or collect over time
- (adjective): nicely unusual or old-fashioned
- (noun): A ruler who uses power oppressively
- (verb): To be a typical example of something
10 Clues: (verb): To gather or collect over time • (adjective): Fond of company; sociable • (adjective): Involving many careful details • (noun): A ruler who uses power oppressively • (adjective): nicely unusual or old-fashioned • (verb): To be a typical example of something • (verb): To comply with rules, standards, or laws • (adjective): Forming a pleasing or consistent group • ...
WOTD 2025-06-04
Across
- (verb): To comply with rules, standards, or laws
- (adjective): Forming a pleasing or consistent group
- (adjective): Involving many careful details
- (adjective): Fond of company; sociable
- (adjective): Able to recover quickly from difficulties
- This suffix can be used to form nouns from verbs (e.g., story, hurry, worry) or adjectives (e.g., happy, funny,silly)
Down
- (verb): To gather or collect over time
- (adjective): nicely unusual or old-fashioned
- (noun): A ruler who uses power oppressively
- (verb): To be a typical example of something
10 Clues: (verb): To gather or collect over time • (adjective): Fond of company; sociable • (adjective): Involving many careful details • (noun): A ruler who uses power oppressively • (adjective): nicely unusual or old-fashioned • (verb): To be a typical example of something • (verb): To comply with rules, standards, or laws • (adjective): Forming a pleasing or consistent group • ...
passive active 2025-06-15
Across
- Subject in the sentence: “The cake was eaten by ___.”
- “She ___ writing a story.” (present continuous helping verb)
- Common prefix in passive verbs (e.g. "___taken")
- The voice where the subject receives the action
- The object is the opposite of the ___
- The one who does the action in active voice
- Active and passive are types of ___
- A synonym of “do” or “act”
- Verb in: “Tom kicked the ball” (past tense action)
Down
- “The book was read by Anna” is in the ___ voice
- “The letter was ___ by Sarah” (past participle)
- The thing that receives the action
- The voice where the subject does the action
- “They were punished by the teacher.” Voice?
- Passive sentences often include the word “___” (shows who did it)
- “He ___ the report yesterday.” (past simple, active)
16 Clues: A synonym of “do” or “act” • The thing that receives the action • Active and passive are types of ___ • The object is the opposite of the ___ • The voice where the subject does the action • “They were punished by the teacher.” Voice? • The one who does the action in active voice • “The book was read by Anna” is in the ___ voice • ...
Advertising Crossword 2020-03-23
Across
- Repetition of the same letter or sound for connecting words
- Funny messages used to make ads more appealing
Down
- sentence= Sentence that give instructions or demands
- Repetition of a phrase or grammatical structure
- listing nouns gives information to the audience
- language= Strong adjectives and verbs
- Used to make a message more memorable
7 Clues: language= Strong adjectives and verbs • Used to make a message more memorable • Funny messages used to make ads more appealing • Repetition of a phrase or grammatical structure • listing nouns gives information to the audience • sentence= Sentence that give instructions or demands • Repetition of the same letter or sound for connecting words
Definition List 2021-05-19
Across
- a word used to join words or a group of words
- has a subject and a predicate;one independent clause
- a sentence used to conclude a paragraph or text; restates the main idea
- the main idea of a paragraph; in the beginning of a paragraph or text; the first sentence
- pronouns that add emphasis to the subject or antecedent
- An adjective, typically capitalized, derived from a proper noun
- a single person, place or thing with a label
- the person, place, or thing doing something in a sentence
- what the person, place, or thing is doing
- usually the main idea as well; the “thesis statement”
- a word used to replace a proper noun, such as she or he
- further explain concrete details
- a collection of people;uses words such as they or them
- pronouns that perform action
- Consists of a preposition, its object, and any modifiers
- commonly used adjectives
- describe an action, state, or occurrence
- a word that shows ownership
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- a pronoun used for the object of a verb
- for,and,nor,but,or,yet,so
- a word or phrase used to express emotion
- A person, place, or thing
- a word that modifies a verb or adjective
- something you can see and feel
- pronouns that receive the action
- two independent clauses joined by a conjunction or semicolon
- a pronoun for gender or a person
- words that transition from one concrete detail to the next
- a word that shows relationship between a noun or pronoun
- details to explain the claim
- tells what the subject does
- cannot be seen or felt, usually a thought or idea
- has one dependent clause and one independent clause
- verb links the subject to the predicate
- two or more words put together to make one word
- pronouns used to ask questions
- a word referred by another word
- modifies or describes a noun or pronoun
- verbs whose past and past participle forms are not made by adding -ed or -d to the word
- helps the main verb express deeper meaning
- a person place or thing
41 Clues: a person place or thing • commonly used adjectives • for,and,nor,but,or,yet,so • A person, place, or thing • tells what the subject does • a word that shows ownership • details to explain the claim • pronouns that perform action • something you can see and feel • pronouns used to ask questions • a word referred by another word • pronouns that receive the action • ...
Grammar Review 2025-04-28
Across
- What part of speech usually expresses an action like “sing” or “bite”?
- What group of words begins with a preposition and ends with a noun or pronoun?
- What grammatical concept changes a verb to show time, like “sings” versus “sang”?
- What kind of verb connects the subject to more information, like “am” or “is,” often indicating a state of being?
- In the sentence "The woman with the helmet is a motorcyclist," what is the preposition?
- What do you call a subject or predicate that has two or more parts?
- In the sentence "The cashier gave the change to me," what is the preposition?
- What is the infinitive form of the verb, when used as a helping verb, can take forms like "have," "had," or "will have"?
- What is the noun or pronoun at the end of a prepositional phrase called?
- What is usually a noun or pronoun at the beginning of the sentence, often the doer of the action?
- In the sentence "My cousin from Finland will arrive," what is the predicate?
- What is the verb or verb phrase showing the main action or state in a sentence?
- What kind of verb is smells in the following sentence: The cake smells good.
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- What part of speech shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and another word in the sentence?
- Linking verbs like “feel,” “look,” “smell,” “sound,” and “taste” are verbs of what?
- What must you find and ignore before identifying the subject and predicate?
- What do you call it when a prepositional phrase has two or more objects?
- What preposition is used in "Asa worked until dawn," showing time?
- What kind of verb is smells in the following sentence: Ellen smells the cake.
- What is the infinitive form of the verb that, when used as a helping verb, can take forms like "am," "is," "are," "was," or "were"?
- What type of verb connects the subject to information about the subject without showing action?
- What type of verb is always used with a second verb to show tense, form a question, or add emphasis?
- What is it called when you use “do,” “does,” or “did” strongly to show you really mean something?
- What part of speech is never found inside a true prepositional phrase?
- What tool are you allowed to use on quizzes to help find prepositions, instead of memorizing?
25 Clues: What preposition is used in "Asa worked until dawn," showing time? • What do you call a subject or predicate that has two or more parts? • What part of speech usually expresses an action like “sing” or “bite”? • What part of speech is never found inside a true prepositional phrase? • What do you call it when a prepositional phrase has two or more objects? • ...
Grammat 2025-01-22
Across
- Word that describes an action, state, or occurrence.
- Voice Sentence structure where the subject performs the action.
- Speech Exact words someone says, usually placed inside quotation marks.
- Shortened form of a word or group of words, using an apostrophe.
- Person or thing that is affected by the action in a sentence.
- Word used to name a person, place, thing, or idea.
- Verbs Verbs that show possibility, ability, permission, or obligation.
- Group of words that work together but do not contain a subject and a verb.
- Word that has the opposite meaning of another word.
- Words, phrases, or clauses inserted into a sentence for extra information.
- Person or thing that is doing the action in a sentence.
- Voice Sentence structure where the subject receives the action rather than doing it.
- Clause Part of a sentence that adds extra information but cannot stand alone as a complete sentence.
- Group of letters added to the beginning of a word to change its meaning.
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- Word that shows the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and another word in the sentence.
- Adverbial Phrase or word at the beginning of a sentence that describes the action.
- Word used to join words, phrases, or clauses.
- Word Base part of a word before prefixes or suffixes are added.
- Word that replaces a noun in a sentence.
- Word that has the same or nearly the same meaning as another word.
- Clause Part of a sentence that can stand alone and make sense by itself.
- Group of words that contains a subject and a verb.
- Word that describes or gives more information about a noun.
- Words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings.
- Form of a verb that shows when an action happens.
- Word that describes how, when, or where an action takes place.
- Clause Type of subordinate clause that gives extra information about a noun.
- Group of letters added to the end of a word to change its meaning.
- Word that introduces a noun and specifies it.
- Speech When someone's words are described without quoting them exactly.
30 Clues: Word that replaces a noun in a sentence. • Word used to join words, phrases, or clauses. • Word that introduces a noun and specifies it. • Form of a verb that shows when an action happens. • Group of words that contains a subject and a verb. • Word used to name a person, place, thing, or idea. • Word that has the opposite meaning of another word. • ...
3750 2025-11-12
Across
- OBSERVABLE BEHAVIOUR : High-level view of all possible system interactions.
- : A class = group of objects with common __________.
- : A collaboration = another class needed to fulfill a __________.
- : Solid arrow = __________ message.
- : Blueprint that lists class attributes and methods.
- LEARNING : Field that builds programs that improve with experience.
- : Strong whole-part link where part cannot exist without the whole.
- AND DYNAMIC : Two UML views: static/structural and dynamic/behavioral.
- PHRASE : Text phrase usually written as a verb + object in use cases.
- : Unsupervised learning groups data by similarity.
- : Defines software structure rather than behavior.
- : Each card lists class name, super/subclasses, responsibilities, and __________.
- : “Is-a” hierarchy with open-triangle arrowhead.
- : Rectangles on lifelines showing when an object is active.
- CASE : Action the system performs for an actor.
- AND VERBS : To find classes, look for __________ (nouns); for responsibilities, look for __________ (verbs).
- : Vertical dashed lines called lifelines.
- : Step 1: supply training data.
- ACTORS : Step in use-case modeling where you identify users or external systems.
- : CRC model = collection of all CRC cards (object-oriented design).
- DIAGRAM : Diagram showing time-ordered messages between objects.
- : A responsibility = the class’s data or services.
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- UNSUPERVISED REINFORCEMENT : Three main types: supervised, unsupervised, reinforcement.
- SESSION : Team role-playing technique for object design.
- : Whole-part link where part can exist independently.
- STORIES : CRC sessions start from written user stories.
- OR MORE : Symbol “1..*” indicates this number of allowed instances.
- : Open arrow = __________ message.
- : Relationship line linking two classes.
- : Axis showing which object is acting (horizontal).
- : Step 3: perform testing.
- : The “Golden Rule”: never use the __________ data for training.
- : Standard visual language for modeling software design.
- DIAGRAM : Diagram type that is static, not dynamic.
- AND VALIDATION : Step 2: perform training + validation.
- AND REGRESSION : In supervised learning, tasks include classification and regression.
- : External entity (person, org, or system) interacting with the system.
- : Dotted arrow = reply message.
- : Lines between actor and use case that show interaction.
- CASE DIAGRAM : Diagram showing actors, use cases, and associations.
- : Reinforcement learning learns by maximizing __________ through feedback.
- : Axis that represents time (vertical).
- : Realization of a class—an object or instance.
43 Clues: : Step 3: perform testing. • : Dotted arrow = reply message. • : Step 1: supply training data. • : Open arrow = __________ message. • : Solid arrow = __________ message. • : Axis that represents time (vertical). • : Relationship line linking two classes. • : Vertical dashed lines called lifelines. • CASE : Action the system performs for an actor. • ...
COMPREHENSION 2021-12-02
Across
- The overarching message of a story, text or movie
- The quality of being amusing or comic
- A spoken or written account of a course of events
- Shows a change of direction
- A book that lists words in groups of synonyms and related concepts
- A word same or similar in meaning to another
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- Animals, people or creatures in a story
- Where a story takes place
- A resource that lists the words of a language and gives their meaning
- Shows a cause and effect
- Explains why something is happening
- Person, Place,
- Verbs are words that show action, occurrence (develop), or state of being
13 Clues: Person, Place, • Shows a cause and effect • Where a story takes place • Shows a change of direction • Explains why something is happening • The quality of being amusing or comic • Animals, people or creatures in a story • A word same or similar in meaning to another • The overarching message of a story, text or movie • A spoken or written account of a course of events • ...
Irregular Verbs Crosswords 2022-04-07
Across
- If your boyfriend dumps you, you are left with a _____ heart.
- It's the Past Participle of freeze, or the film with Elsa and Anna...
- The forms of this verb have the same spelling, but different pronunciation!
- Past Simple of the verb to drink
- Seek, sought, sought and buy,.....,....
- It sounds a bit weird, but it's sing, ..., sung!
- Base form of Sold
- Base form of felt
- This little piggy ..... (go) to the market!
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- The verb to be has two Past Simples: was and?
- Past Participle of to Know
- Past Simple of to run
- to forgive,....., forgiven
- the phone goes ring,...., rung
- Past participle of to become
- Past Participle of the verb to see
- This is one of those verbs that never change.
- Past Simple and Participle of to put
18 Clues: Base form of Sold • Base form of felt • Past Simple of to run • Past Participle of to Know • to forgive,....., forgiven • Past participle of to become • the phone goes ring,...., rung • Past Simple of the verb to drink • Past Participle of the verb to see • Past Simple and Participle of to put • Seek, sought, sought and buy,.....,.... • This little piggy ..... (go) to the market! • ...
Goals and Objectives 2023-11-27
Across
- Students' interest, problems and needs
- VERB Identify, state, explain, name etc.
- Replaces comprehension in Bloom's Taxonomy
- OBJECTIVES Expected learning outcomes of instruction that are expressed or stated in general terms.
- OBJECTIVES Statements that have verbs which show immediate intended learning outcomes.
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- Refers to physical task in the Bloom's Taxonomy
- a broad statement of intent or desired accomplishment
- "A" in the mnemonic SMART
- The tools, situations, settings or restrictions under which the behavior will occur.
- Use of information in a new way
10 Clues: "A" in the mnemonic SMART • Use of information in a new way • Students' interest, problems and needs • VERB Identify, state, explain, name etc. • Replaces comprehension in Bloom's Taxonomy • Refers to physical task in the Bloom's Taxonomy • a broad statement of intent or desired accomplishment • ...
GRAMMAR STRUCTURE_LESLY VILLEGAS 2023-05-11
Across
- Is a system of rules that allow us to structure sentences
- The verb that contains the meaning
- Study of thr form of words and phrases
- Is the study of meaning in contex depent on the intention
- The arrangement of words and phrases in a specific order
- Changes or additions to verbs to show when the action.
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- lay out the grammatic, is natural
- The study of meaning in language
- Traditional approach of grammar
- Study of the sound patterns that occur within languages
10 Clues: Traditional approach of grammar • The study of meaning in language • lay out the grammatic, is natural • The verb that contains the meaning • Study of thr form of words and phrases • Changes or additions to verbs to show when the action. • Study of the sound patterns that occur within languages • The arrangement of words and phrases in a specific order • ...
Parts of Speech Review 2022-11-28
Across
- can modify verbs, adjectives, or adverbs
- tells what the subject of a sentence is doing
- a person, place, thing, or idea
- group of words that express strong feeling
- word used to combine two words, sentences, or phrases
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- describes or modifies a noun
- word that tells the location of a noun
- type of noun that names a specific person place, or thing
- takes the place of one or more noun
- type of noun that can be any person place or thing
10 Clues: describes or modifies a noun • a person, place, thing, or idea • takes the place of one or more noun • word that tells the location of a noun • can modify verbs, adjectives, or adverbs • group of words that express strong feeling • tells what the subject of a sentence is doing • type of noun that can be any person place or thing • ...
Module 3 2023-09-27
Across
- does exactly what its name says
- the professional one
- this type of message "may not definitively rule for or against their subjects"
- the life-force of the introduction
- these can modify adjectives or verbs
- emphasis (adj)
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- "One of the most common mistakes in writing is lack of tense _______."
- these are "judgements based on standards"
- this sentence announces what it's going to do and is related to the thesis
- the part of the essay where "all of the examples are [developed]"
10 Clues: emphasis (adj) • the professional one • does exactly what its name says • the life-force of the introduction • these can modify adjectives or verbs • these are "judgements based on standards" • the part of the essay where "all of the examples are [developed]" • "One of the most common mistakes in writing is lack of tense _______." • ...
Word of the day 2025-06-03
Across
- (verb): To comply with rules, standards, or laws
- (adjective): Forming a pleasing or consistent group
- (adjective): Involving many careful details
- (adjective): Fond of company; sociable
- (adjective): Able to recover quickly from difficulties
- This suffix can be used to form nouns from verbs (e.g., story, hurry, worry) or adjectives (e.g., happy, funny,silly)
Down
- (verb): To gather or collect over time
- (adjective): nicely unusual or old-fashioned
- (noun): A ruler who uses power oppressively
- (verb): To be a typical example of something
10 Clues: (verb): To gather or collect over time • (adjective): Fond of company; sociable • (adjective): Involving many careful details • (noun): A ruler who uses power oppressively • (adjective): nicely unusual or old-fashioned • (verb): To be a typical example of something • (verb): To comply with rules, standards, or laws • (adjective): Forming a pleasing or consistent group • ...
Części mowy i części zdania w języku angielskim 2023-10-30
Across
- Words that describe or modify nouns, e.g., "happy," "red," "tall."
- A word or phrase that expresses strong emotion and is usually set off from the rest of the sentence with an exclamation mark or a comma.
- Words that replace nouns to avoid repetition, e.g., "he," "she," "it."
- Words that show the relationship between other words in a sentence, typically indicating location, direction, or time, e.g., "in," "on," "at."
- Words that modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs to provide more information about how, when, or where something happens, e.g., "quickly," "often," "here."
- The recipient of the action in a sentence. There are direct objects (receives the action directly) and indirect objects (receives the action indirectly).
- A specific type of determiner that refers to a noun as either definite (the) or indefinite (a/an).
- Words that express actions or states of being, e.g., "run," "is," "think."
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- Words that connect words, phrases, or clauses, e.g., "and," "but," "or."
- A word or group of words that completes the meaning of a sentence, often used with linking verbs. It can be a predicate nominative (renames the subject) or a predicate adjective (describes the subject).
- The part of the sentence that typically performs the action or is the focus of the sentence. It's often a noun or pronoun.
- Words or phrases used to link words, phrases, or clauses within a sentence, such as "and," "but," "or."
- Words that introduce nouns and function to clarify or specify them, e.g., "the," "a," "this."
- Words or phrases used to express strong emotions, e.g., "wow," "ouch," "oh."
- Words or phrases that provide additional information about the action or the sentence as a whole, such as when, where, how, or why something happened.
- Words that describe or provide additional information about other words in the sentence, such as adjectives or adverbs.
- A group of words that does not contain a subject and a verb and does not form a complete sentence by itself. Examples include noun phrases, prepositional phrases, and verb phrases.
- Words that represent people, places, things, or ideas, e.g., "cat," "city," "love."
- A group of words that contains a subject and a verb. Clauses can be independent (stand alone as complete sentences) or dependent (cannot stand alone).
- The action word that shows what the subject is doing or the state of being.
20 Clues: Words that describe or modify nouns, e.g., "happy," "red," "tall." • Words that replace nouns to avoid repetition, e.g., "he," "she," "it." • Words that connect words, phrases, or clauses, e.g., "and," "but," "or." • Words that express actions or states of being, e.g., "run," "is," "think." • ...
Communication Chapter 16 2014-03-28
Across
- silent periods in the normally fluent stream of speech
- the reasoned judgement of some work; although often equated with fault finding, criticism can involve both positive or negative evaluations
- the stress or emphasis placed on a syllable when it is pronounced
- a type of sentence patterning in which contrasting ideas are placed together in parallel style
- a speech designed to be read verbatim from a script
- the speed with which you speak, generally measured in words per minute
- language used by particular groups that is highly informal, nonstandard, and often considered improper
- the use of active verbs, strong verbs, figures of speech, and imagery
- the production of syllables or words according to some accepted standard; for example, as presented in a dictionary
- an overused expression that has lost its novelty and part of its meaning and that calls attention to itself because of its overuse, such as "free as a bird"
- the degree to which a communication style resembles that of informal conversation as opposed to the more formal style of writing
- in language, this enables you to direct the audience's attention, thoughts, and feelings
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- a type of sentence in which the key word is placed at the end of the sentence
- a speech given without any explicit prior preparation
- the feelings we have-for example, our feelings of guilt, anger, or sorrow
- a speech written out, but instead of reading it you recite it word for word, speaking from memory
- the technical language of any specialized group, often a professional class, that is unintelligible to individuals not belonging to the group; "shop talk"
- the physiological movements of the speech organs as they modify and interrupt the air stream emitted from the lungs
- a speech that is thoroughly prepared and organized in detail and in which certain aspects of style are predetermined
- the relative loudness of the voice
- trite sayings that are worn out because of constant usage, such as, "it is what it is"
21 Clues: the relative loudness of the voice • a speech designed to be read verbatim from a script • a speech given without any explicit prior preparation • silent periods in the normally fluent stream of speech • the stress or emphasis placed on a syllable when it is pronounced • the use of active verbs, strong verbs, figures of speech, and imagery • ...
Communication Chapter 16 2014-03-28
Across
- the relative loudness of the voice
- language used by particular groups that is highly informal, nonstandard, and often considered improper
- the degree to which a communication style resembles that of informal conversation as opposed to the more formal style of writing
- in language, this enables you to direct the audience's attention, thoughts, and feelings
- trite sayings that are worn out because of constant usage, such as, "it is what it is"
- the production of syllables or words according to some accepted standard; for example, as presented in a dictionary
- the physiological movements of the speech organs as they modify and interrupt the air stream emitted from the lungs
- the feelings we have-for example, our feelings of guilt, anger, or sorrow
- a speech designed to be read verbatim from a script
- an overused expression that has lost its novelty and part of its meaning and that calls attention to itself because of its overuse, such as "free as a bird"
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- the speed with which you speak, generally measured in words per minute
- a speech written out, but instead of reading it you recite it word for word, speaking from memory
- silent periods in the normally fluent stream of speech
- a speech that is thoroughly prepared and organized in detail and in which certain aspects of style are predetermined
- the stress or emphasis placed on a syllable when it is pronounced
- the technical language of any specialized group, often a professional class, that is unintelligible to individuals not belonging to the group; "shop talk"
- the use of active verbs, strong verbs, figures of speech, and imagery
- a type of sentence patterning in which contrasting ideas are placed together in parallel style
- a speech given without any explicit prior preparation
- the reasoned judgement of some work; although often equated with fault finding, criticism can involve both positive or negative evaluations
- a type of sentence in which the key word is placed at the end of the sentence
21 Clues: the relative loudness of the voice • a speech designed to be read verbatim from a script • a speech given without any explicit prior preparation • silent periods in the normally fluent stream of speech • the stress or emphasis placed on a syllable when it is pronounced • the use of active verbs, strong verbs, figures of speech, and imagery • ...
Communication Chapter 16 2014-03-28
Across
- a type of sentence in which the key word is placed at the end of the sentence
- the feelings we have-for example, our feelings of guilt, anger, or sorrow
- the production of syllables or words according to some accepted standard; for example, as presented in a dictionary
- a speech designed to be read verbatim from a script
- the degree to which a communication style resembles that of informal conversation as opposed to the more formal style of writing
- the physiological movements of the speech organs as they modify and interrupt the air stream emitted from the lungs
- the stress or emphasis placed on a syllable when it is pronounced
- in language, this enables you to direct the audience's attention, thoughts, and feelings
- an overused expression that has lost its novelty and part of its meaning and that calls attention to itself because of its overuse, such as "free as a bird"
- silent periods in the normally fluent stream of speech
- a speech written out, but instead of reading it you recite it word for word, speaking from memory
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- the use of active verbs, strong verbs, figures of speech, and imagery
- a speech that is thoroughly prepared and organized in detail and in which certain aspects of style are predetermined
- trite sayings that are worn out because of constant usage, such as, "it is what it is"
- a speech given without any explicit prior preparation
- the speed with which you speak, generally measured in words per minute
- the relative loudness of the voice
- a type of sentence patterning in which contrasting ideas are placed together in parallel style
- the reasoned judgement of some work; although often equated with fault finding, criticism can involve both positive or negative evaluations
- language used by particular groups that is highly informal, nonstandard, and often considered improper
- the technical language of any specialized group, often a professional class, that is unintelligible to individuals not belonging to the group; "shop talk"
21 Clues: the relative loudness of the voice • a speech designed to be read verbatim from a script • a speech given without any explicit prior preparation • silent periods in the normally fluent stream of speech • the stress or emphasis placed on a syllable when it is pronounced • the use of active verbs, strong verbs, figures of speech, and imagery • ...
"ESLBFA" SG 2024-10-03
Across
- Rob’s survival highlights the importance of knowing basic first-aid skills in an _____. (Anchor Text)
- The cost of first-aid _____ can be offset by community programs, making it more affordable. (Anchor Text)
- In choking situations, the _____ maneuver can quickly dislodge objects blocking the airway. (Anchor Text)
- The first step in identifying the central idea is finding the _____, which is what the text is generally discussing. (Central Idea notes)
- The noun form of 'educate' is _____, meaning the act of teaching. (-tion notes)
- _____ describe what someone or something is doing. (Verb notes)
- Helping verbs _____ the main verb by showing tense, mood, or voice. (Verb notes)
- Most states have _____ laws that protect bystanders who provide first aid. (Anchor Text)
- The central idea is the _____ or overarching thought that ties the entire text together. (Central Idea notes)
- The suffix _____ turns verbs into nouns, indicating an action or result of an action. (-tion notes)
- The _____ of a text is the main point or message that the author wants to communicate to the reader. (Central Idea notes)
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- People who go into _____ are twice as likely to survive if CPR is performed immediately. (Anchor Text)
- _____ come before the main verb to show tense, mood, or voice. (Verb notes)
- Only 35 to 40 percent of bystanders step in to help when they see someone in need of _____. (Anchor Text)
- While _____ support the central idea, they are not the central idea itself. (Central Idea notes)
- _____ Jones collapsed on an elliptical machine and was saved by a coworker who knew CPR. (Anchor Text)
- The noun form of 'celebrate' is _____, meaning the act of honoring or enjoying. (-tion notes)
- The noun form of 'instruct' is _____, meaning the act of giving orders. (-tion notes)
- Everyone should know basic _____ skills so that we can help one another. (Anchor Text)
- _____ connect the subject of the sentence to more information about the subject. (Verb notes)
- Identifying the central idea helps you create a clear and concise _____ of the text. (Central Idea notes)
21 Clues: _____ describe what someone or something is doing. (Verb notes) • _____ come before the main verb to show tense, mood, or voice. (Verb notes) • The noun form of 'educate' is _____, meaning the act of teaching. (-tion notes) • Helping verbs _____ the main verb by showing tense, mood, or voice. (Verb notes) • ...
AS crossword 2025-05-22
Across
- Requiring a lot of effort; very difficult
- Highly respected and well known
- Aggressive, hostile, or warlike
- Useless or pointless
- Words that describe a noun that can include adjectives, verbs and nouns themselves
- Showy, flashy, or trying to impress others
- Careless, irresponsible
- To express deep sorrow or regret
- count nouns Names for things [e.g. substances] which cannot be counted e.g. 'bread', 'water', 'flour', 'tea'
- A social outcast
- nouns Names for things which can be counted. Have a plural form. e.g. 'teabag', 'girl', 'child'
- Bitter resentment or deep seated ill will
- Lack of interest or concern
- Extremely hungry or eager for something
- To make something less severe or intense
- nouns Names we give to specific people and places. Usually begin with a capital letter. e.g. 'Tony Blair', 'France', 'Cardiff'
- Words that describe nouns
- Extreme happiness or joy
- To satisfy fully
- Annoying or frustrating
- Showing strong enthusiasm or passion
- To ignite or spark something
- Involved with others in illegal activity or wrongdoing
- Unaware or not noticing something
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- Arrogantly superior or disdainful
- Overjoyed, extremely happy
- Present or found everywhere
- To grow or develop successfully
- To suppress or put an end to something
- Aware and mindful
- A light breeze
- To decrease in size, strength, or importance
- nouns Classify things into types or general categories e.g. 'dog', 'flower', 'aeroplane'
- Sharp, perceptive, or intelligent
- To feel intense dislike or disgust for
- The base form of a verb
- To persuade through flattery or deceit
- Cheerful and friendly
- Very careful and detail oriented
- Disrespect or contempt
- To strongly desire something
- Words which express actions and states
- Easily fooled or tricked
- Peaceful, picturesque, and ideal
- Lacking originality; ordinary
- Not essential; unnecessary
- Wealthy, rich
- To repair or fix something
- To prove that something is false or incorrect
- The most intense or exciting point of something
50 Clues: Wealthy, rich • A light breeze • A social outcast • To satisfy fully • Aware and mindful • Useless or pointless • Cheerful and friendly • Disrespect or contempt • Careless, irresponsible • The base form of a verb • Annoying or frustrating • Easily fooled or tricked • Extreme happiness or joy • Words that describe nouns • Overjoyed, extremely happy • Not essential; unnecessary • ...
CROSSWORD PUZZLE PART 5 2025-07-06
Across
- A device for drilling holes. (Basic Tools)
- To make something clear. (Action Verb in Technical Work)
- Indonesian for "keras kepala." (Personal Adjective)
- Prefix meaning "again" or "back." (Prefix)
- Past Simple (V2) of "break." (Irregular Verbs)
- Someone who creates art. (Job and Profession)
- A conjunction indicating contrast. (Basic Conjunctions)
- To make something possible. (Technical Document Word List)
- A small opening or entrance. (Part of School Area)
- Not straight; having coils or curves (hair). (Appearance Quality)
- Plural of "wife." (Irregular Nouns)
- The plural of "tooth." (Irregular Nouns)
- The part of your leg between your thigh and your shin. (Part of Body)
- To find and fix problems in a system (verb). (Technical Document Word List)
- A public box where you can put letters. (Landmark on the Street)
- Past Simple (V2) of "come." (Irregular Verbs)
- Opposite of "happy." (Personal Adjective)
- A small, usually red, light controlling traffic. (Landmark on the Street)
- A large body of water for travel by ship. (Means of Transportation)
- The quality of being clean. (Adjective Quality)
- The study of the earth and its features. (School Subject)
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- To put into effect; perform. (Technical Document Word List)
- Pertaining to finance. (Suffix)
- A place to store books. (Part of School Area)
- A place where buses stop. (Landmark on the Street)
- A person who cares for the sick. (Job and Profession)
- A type of footwear. (Part of Body)
- To combine or connect. (Technical Document Word List)
- The act of developing. (Suffix)
- The singular form of "people." (Irregular Nouns)
- The largest land animal. (Animals)
- Pertaining to the nation. (Suffix)
- A bird often associated with wisdom, active at night. (Animals)
- A vehicle for private use with four wheels. (Means of Transportation)
- Opposite of "easy." (Adjective Quality)
- The main part of a tree, above the roots. (Part of Plant)
- A place to eat meals at school. (Part of School Area)
- The study of plants and animals. (School Subject)
38 Clues: Pertaining to finance. (Suffix) • The act of developing. (Suffix) • A type of footwear. (Part of Body) • The largest land animal. (Animals) • Pertaining to the nation. (Suffix) • Plural of "wife." (Irregular Nouns) • Opposite of "easy." (Adjective Quality) • The plural of "tooth." (Irregular Nouns) • Opposite of "happy." (Personal Adjective) • ...
Year 8 Crossword 2026-02-03
Across
- One of the adjectives in this sentence "The fluffy marshmallow exploded in the microwave like a tiny cloud."
- Words that name people, places, things or ideas.
- Sometimes at the end of class, we will fill out an Exit _________
- In Year 8 we study the film 'Hunt for the _________________'
- A conjunction that shows difference or contrast
- Ms Crofts barracks for the Melbourne ______ in the AFLW
- Ms Crofts has a fear of crossing the _______
- One of the nouns in this sentence "Their friendship grew stronger over the years."
- Words that describe nouns.
- In the Engage Stage of English, we will sometimes do Independent _____________
- In the Engage Stage of English, we will sometimes do a Quick _________
- A kind of sentence that starts with the verb and tells someone what to do.
- Your English teacher's last name is __________.
- A conjunction that introduces a consequence or result of something
- The verb in this sentence "He is cooking dinner for his family."
- Nouns name a person, place, thing or ________.]
- A ____________ is a complete idea.
- The adjective in this sentence "The exciting game kept everyone on their toes."
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- One of the verbs in this sentence "He juggled six bananas while riding a unicycle."
- One of the nouns in this sentence "The music filled the room with joy."
- A kind of sentence that gives information.
- A verb describes an _______ or a state of being
- Words that describe actions or states of being.
- In the Engage Stage of English, we will sometimes do a Quick _________
- One of the nouns in this sentence "The music filled the room with joy."
- One of the nouns in this sentence "He found a pickle under the couch and wondered how it got there."
- A kind of sentence that expresses strong emotion!
- In Term 2 we will write a ________________.
- Our first CAT in Year 8 English is a sentences and grammar ______.
- The name of Ms Crofts' son
- An incomplete sentence.
- Words that help to connect parts of sentences
- A kind of sentence that wants to know or find out something.
- A conjunction that indicates a reason or explanation
34 Clues: An incomplete sentence. • The name of Ms Crofts' son • Words that describe nouns. • A ____________ is a complete idea. • A kind of sentence that gives information. • In Term 2 we will write a ________________. • Ms Crofts has a fear of crossing the _______ • Words that help to connect parts of sentences • A verb describes an _______ or a state of being • ...
A Crossword 2026-04-01
Across
- – A story that explains nature through gods or spirits. – Narrative – To explain natural or cultural events. – Orientation – Complication – Resolution
- – You must ……….. your viewpoint with reasons. – Analytical/Hortatory – To give strong justification. – Using transition markers.
- – A reason supporting the main claim. – Analytical Exposition – To strengthen persuasion through logic. – Argument paragraph.
- – Facts and data that support a claim. – Analytical/Discussion – To make ideas more convincing. – Nouns, numbers, statistics.
- – To convince others to agree with you. – Hortatory Exposition – To influence behavior or thinking. – Thesis – Arguments – Recommendation.
- – Teachers often ………… students to read more books. – Hortatory Exposition – To give advice or suggestion. – Modal verbs “should”, “must”.
- – The final part that restates the writer’s position. – Analytical Exposition – To reinforce the main idea. – Ending section.
- – To talk about both sides of an issue. – Discussion – To present different opinions fairly. – Issue – Pros – Cons – Conclusion.
- – A brave character who protects people in legends. – Narrative – To show bravery and honor. – Uses past tense and adjectives.
- – We …….. that education can change lives. – Exposition – To show personal stance or principle. – Mental verb (present tense).
- – A large fire breathing creature from fantasy tales. – Narrative – To entertain and express imagination. – Uses action verbs, past tense.
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- – Some people …………. that homework is useful. – Discussion – To express contrast or rejection. – Uses contrastive conjunctions.
- – Modal verb often used to give advice. – Hortatory Exposition – To suggest an action or obligation. – Language Feature (modality).
- – What …….. after the hero fought the dragon? – Narrative – To describe past actions or events. – Simple past tense verb.
- – I completely …… with your argument. – Discussion – To express approval or shared opinion. – Mental verb.
- – The part where the problem is solved in a narrative. – Narrative – To complete the story and give lesson. – Final stage.
- – A traditional story telling the origin of a place or hero. – Narrative – To entertain and teach moral value. – Orientation – Complication – Resolution
- – The topic of a debate or discussion. – Discussion – To present the main problem. – Opening paragraph.
- – The main opinion or statement in an analytical exposition. – Analytical Exposition – To express the writer’s point of view. – Thesis – Arguments – Reiteration.
- – The part where the problem begins in a story. – Narrative – To create interest and conflict. – Middle section of the narrative.
20 Clues: – The topic of a debate or discussion. – Discussion – To present the main problem. – Opening paragraph. • – I completely …… with your argument. – Discussion – To express approval or shared opinion. – Mental verb. • – What …….. after the hero fought the dragon? – Narrative – To describe past actions or events. – Simple past tense verb. • ...
4-2A Verbos como gustar (IOP verbs) 2023-11-17
Across
- I am missing the pencils. = ___ hacen falta los lápices.
- The grammar surprises us. = Nos ___ la grámatica.
- Science fascinates me. = Me ___ las ciencias naturales.
- Crosswords upset me. = Me ___ los crucigramas.
- I love Spanish. = Me ___ el español.
- The student has one sentence left. = Al/A la estudiante ___ queda una frase.
- The accent marks do not worry us. = No nos ___ los accentos.
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- It interests me = Me ___
- These verbs are important to you all. = Les ___ estos verbos.
- This crossword bothers me. = Me ___ molesta este crucigrama.
- Do you need a list? = ¿___ falta una lista?
- we like Spanish. = ___ gusta el español.
- My feet hurt. = Me ___ los pies.
- The crossword is important to them. = ___ importa el crucigrama.
14 Clues: It interests me = Me ___ • My feet hurt. = Me ___ los pies. • I love Spanish. = Me ___ el español. • we like Spanish. = ___ gusta el español. • Do you need a list? = ¿___ falta una lista? • Crosswords upset me. = Me ___ los crucigramas. • The grammar surprises us. = Nos ___ la grámatica. • Science fascinates me. = Me ___ las ciencias naturales. • ...
Irregular verbs crossword 2022-08-10
Across
- We _____ The magic finger
- When my dad _____ a child, he loved ice-cream
- Usain Bolt ____ a race and won a lot of medals!
- Before answering, I ____ about the answer
- Last weekend I ____ a lot! I was so tired!
- My friends and I _____ juice at home
- Today I ____ lunch in the buffet
- Yesterday I had a problem and ___ with my teacher
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- We _____ irregular verbs with Anita, Marian, Karen and Rochi
- He is so creative, he ____ many great stories!
- Last Friday I overslept and ____ up at 10!
- On my last holidays I _____ in the sea every day
- Fernando ___ an Italian course
- Yesterday I was so full because I _____ a lot of cake
14 Clues: We _____ The magic finger • Fernando ___ an Italian course • Today I ____ lunch in the buffet • My friends and I _____ juice at home • Before answering, I ____ about the answer • Last Friday I overslept and ____ up at 10! • Last weekend I ____ a lot! I was so tired! • When my dad _____ a child, he loved ice-cream • He is so creative, he ____ many great stories! • ...
Adjectives and adverbs 2025-06-27
Across
- This adjective describes wanting to EAT something
- Adjective that describes when we feel a relationship threatened, or envy
- Opposite adjective of "Fast"
- Thus kind of words are used to describe actions (verbs)
- Comparative of the adjective "Good"
- Opposite adverb of "Often"
- Superlative of the adjective "Good"
- Adjective that describes something not common, uncomfortable or not familiar for us
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- This kind of words are used to describe people, animals, etc.
- Usually used with men, describes someone who is good-looking
- Comparative of the adjective "Closer"
- Adverb that comes from the adjective "Hard" and means "something difficult or tough"
- This adjective describes wanting to DRINK something
- Adverb that comes from the adjective "easy"
14 Clues: Opposite adverb of "Often" • Opposite adjective of "Fast" • Comparative of the adjective "Good" • Superlative of the adjective "Good" • Comparative of the adjective "Closer" • Adverb that comes from the adjective "easy" • This adjective describes wanting to EAT something • This adjective describes wanting to DRINK something • ...
Parts of speech 2023-04-18
Across
- words that modify verbs adjectives or other adverb
- a person place or thing
- words that describe or modify nouns or pronouns
- words that show a relationship between its object and another word in the sentence
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- words used to communicate with strong emotion
- words that connect words or groups of words
- words that take the place of nouns
- express action or state of being
8 Clues: a person place or thing • express action or state of being • words that take the place of nouns • words that connect words or groups of words • words used to communicate with strong emotion • words that describe or modify nouns or pronouns • words that modify verbs adjectives or other adverb • ...
Vocab Menu 2017-01-06
Across
- the beginning of a passage that hooks the reader
- direct words from a story
- Phrase A phrase that contains an object of the preposition
- a cause of explanation
- a writing trait that is used to keep your writing neat
- a piece of text you pull to prove what you are saying is true
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- a passage one writes to persuade someone
- the end of a story that ties everything together
- A word or words functioning as verbs
- a "prediction" of the truth without providing evidence
10 Clues: a cause of explanation • direct words from a story • A word or words functioning as verbs • a passage one writes to persuade someone • the end of a story that ties everything together • the beginning of a passage that hooks the reader • a "prediction" of the truth without providing evidence • a writing trait that is used to keep your writing neat • ...
Text Form Knowledge Persuasive Text Type 2022-03-09
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- the end of the organisation
- the type of verbs common in this text type
- what supports the opinions and arguments
- one example of a persuasive text
- a common structure in this text type
- the middle part of the organisation of the persuasive text type
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- a common text structure of the persuasive text type
- one of the key purposes of the text type
- the first part of the way the text is laid out
- the tense used in this text type
10 Clues: the end of the organisation • the tense used in this text type • one example of a persuasive text • a common structure in this text type • one of the key purposes of the text type • what supports the opinions and arguments • the type of verbs common in this text type • the first part of the way the text is laid out • a common text structure of the persuasive text type • ...
Objectives and Goals 2023-11-27
Across
- A broad statement of intent or desired accomplishment
- DOMAIN Refers to physical task in the Bloom's Taxonomy
- OBJECTIVES Statements that have verbs which show immediate intended learning outcomes.
- The tools, situations, settings or restrictions under which the behavior will occur
- Use of information in a new way
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- VERB:Identify, state, explain, name etc
- Students’ interests, their problems and needs
- Replaces comprehension in Bloom's Taxonomy
- OBJECTIVES Expected learning outcomes of instruction that are expressed or stated in general terms
- "A" in the mnemonic SMART
10 Clues: "A" in the mnemonic SMART • Use of information in a new way • VERB:Identify, state, explain, name etc • Replaces comprehension in Bloom's Taxonomy • Students’ interests, their problems and needs • A broad statement of intent or desired accomplishment • DOMAIN Refers to physical task in the Bloom's Taxonomy • ...
Objectives and Goals 2023-11-27
Across
- A broad statement of intent or desired accomplishment
- DOMAIN Refers to physical task in the Bloom's Taxonomy
- OBJECTIVES Statements that have verbs which show immediate intended learning outcomes.
- The tools, situations, settings or restrictions under which the behavior will occur
- Use of information in a new way
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- VERB:Identify, state, explain, name etc
- Students’ interests, their problems and needs
- Replaces comprehension in Bloom's Taxonomy
- OBJECTIVES Expected learning outcomes of instruction that are expressed or stated in general terms
- "A" in the mnemonic SMART
10 Clues: "A" in the mnemonic SMART • Use of information in a new way • VERB:Identify, state, explain, name etc • Replaces comprehension in Bloom's Taxonomy • Students’ interests, their problems and needs • A broad statement of intent or desired accomplishment • DOMAIN Refers to physical task in the Bloom's Taxonomy • ...
Vocab 13 2023-11-27
Across
- Your _________ vein in your neck is a very important part of your body.
- After a long awaited time the two friends got to _______.
- Chromebooks are _________ to our schools learning.
- (Add-ed) At the junction the two railways ______.
- (add-s) In English you use ____________ to join two sentences, or two phrases.
- The last two puzzle pieces were ___________ to complete it.
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- At this specific _________ I'm making my vocab crossword.
- The two rail tracks crossed the _________.
- The information was _________ and in fragments.
- In English you _________ verbs in grammar.
10 Clues: The two rail tracks crossed the _________. • In English you _________ verbs in grammar. • The information was _________ and in fragments. • (Add-ed) At the junction the two railways ______. • Chromebooks are _________ to our schools learning. • At this specific _________ I'm making my vocab crossword. • After a long awaited time the two friends got to _______. • ...
Are You a Cruciverbalist? 2019-04-12
Across
- A person, place, or thing
- Using this punctuation mark can show possession.
- "AIDS is a disease to be concerned about" is an example of what kind of phrase?_
- "Tensions" is an example of a ______
- Pretty, sassy, and happy are examples of _____
- You think grammar rules were made to be broken
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- He, she, they, her are examples of a ____
- Run, jump, and throw are examples of ____
- If you carry a red pen then you are a ____
- You should use proper ______
10 Clues: A person, place, or thing • You should use proper ______ • "Tensions" is an example of a ______ • He, she, they, her are examples of a ____ • Run, jump, and throw are examples of ____ • If you carry a red pen then you are a ____ • Pretty, sassy, and happy are examples of _____ • You think grammar rules were made to be broken • ...
Summary English Class 2023-06-23
Across
- Palabras que expresan acciones.
- Tipo de adjetivo que compara las cualidades de dos cosas.
- Palabra que nos hablan de las características de un sujeto.
- Tiempo verbal que uso para hablar de cosas que ya pasaron.
- Verbo irregular muy importante que significa ser o estar.
- Verbos que expresan permiso, obligación, habilidad, etc.
Down
- Tiempo verbal que uso para hablar de rutinas.
- Verbos que en pasado debo anadirle -ed al final.
- Verbos que tienen su forma pasada particular.
- Tiempo verbal que utiliza verbo -ing
10 Clues: Palabras que expresan acciones. • Tiempo verbal que utiliza verbo -ing • Tiempo verbal que uso para hablar de rutinas. • Verbos que tienen su forma pasada particular. • Verbos que en pasado debo anadirle -ed al final. • Verbos que expresan permiso, obligación, habilidad, etc. • Tipo de adjetivo que compara las cualidades de dos cosas. • ...
Adverbs_[GMU shu8] 2023-03-21
Across
- means that an action takes place at this place (place)
- modifies the verbs and adjectives are incredible (degree)
- describes that the action happens importantly (manner)
- modifies something happens more properly and readily (degree)
Down
- means prior to the time in question or by this time (time)
- means the event happened before today (time)
- means thirty-percent frequency of occurrence (frequency)
- modifies the action that happens on the outdoor (place)
- means the frequency of something happening is zero (frequency)
- express something happens very badly (manner)
10 Clues: means the event happened before today (time) • express something happens very badly (manner) • means that an action takes place at this place (place) • describes that the action happens importantly (manner) • modifies the action that happens on the outdoor (place) • means thirty-percent frequency of occurrence (frequency) • ...
blahblahblah vocab 2025-06-03
Across
- (verb): to gather or collect over time
- (adjective): able to recover quickly from difficulties
- this suffix can be used to form nouns from verbs (e.g., story, hurry, worry) or adjectives (e.g., happy, funny, silly)
- (noun): a ruler who uses a power oppressively
- (adjective): fond of company; sociable
Down
- (verb): to be a typical example of something
- (adjective): nicely unusual or old-fashioned
- (adjective): involving many careful details
- (adjective): forming a pleasing or consistent group
- (verb): to comply with rules, standards, or laws
10 Clues: (verb): to gather or collect over time • (adjective): fond of company; sociable • (adjective): involving many careful details • (verb): to be a typical example of something • (adjective): nicely unusual or old-fashioned • (noun): a ruler who uses a power oppressively • (verb): to comply with rules, standards, or laws • ...
vocab 2025-06-03
Across
- (verb): To comply with rules, standards, or laws
- (adjective): Forming a pleasing or consistent group
- (adjective): Involving many careful details
- (adjective): Fond of company; sociable
- (adjective): Able to recover quickly from difficulties
- This suffix can be used to form nouns from verbs (e.g., story, hurry, worry) or adjectives (e.g., happy, funny,silly)
Down
- (verb): To gather or collect over time
- (adjective): nicely unusual or old-fashioned
- (noun): A ruler who uses power oppressively
- (verb): To be a typical example of something
10 Clues: (verb): To gather or collect over time • (adjective): Fond of company; sociable • (adjective): Involving many careful details • (noun): A ruler who uses power oppressively • (adjective): nicely unusual or old-fashioned • (verb): To be a typical example of something • (verb): To comply with rules, standards, or laws • (adjective): Forming a pleasing or consistent group • ...
Procedural Writing 2026-03-10
Across
- - To check your final work against a standard or list.
- - The final outcome or the finished product.
- - The specific goal or purpose of the procedure.
- - The first section that lists all the items you need before you begin.
- - Numbers that show the time or order
Down
- - The complete set of instructions from beginning to end.
- - The overall name of your procedure.
- - Words that give a command (e.g., Cut, Pour, Add)
- - A warning about potential problems or mistakes to avoid.
- - The very first step of any process.
10 Clues: - The overall name of your procedure. • - Numbers that show the time or order • - The very first step of any process. • - The final outcome or the finished product. • - The specific goal or purpose of the procedure. • - Words that give a command (e.g., Cut, Pour, Add) • - To check your final work against a standard or list. • ...
Grammar Review 2023-05-25
Across
- A word or group of words used before a noun, pronoun, or noun phrase. to show direction, time, place, location
- A word used to connect clauses or sentences.
- describes a noun.
- An action.
Down
- A word that goes before sentences that represents emotion.
- Person, Place or thing.
- Describes verbs, adjective or adverbs.
7 Clues: An action. • describes a noun. • Person, Place or thing. • Describes verbs, adjective or adverbs. • A word used to connect clauses or sentences. • A word that goes before sentences that represents emotion. • A word or group of words used before a noun, pronoun, or noun phrase. to show direction, time, place, location
Challenge your english grammar! 2024-01-23
7 Clues: They are action words. • Words that replace nouns. • They refer to people or places. • They tell you more about the noun. • They connect sentences, concepts and clauses. • They sound the same but have different meanings. • Word that comes before a noun to show wheter it is specific or general.
Verbs 2026-01-29
Across
- Verb that tells present state of “they” (3)
- Verb used to show past state of being (3)
- Verb that helps the main verb (7)
Down
- Words that show action or state (5)
- Verb that tells present state of “I” (2)
- Verb used for future tense (4)
- Verb that tells present state of “they” (3)
- Verb form used for past time (4)
8 Clues: Verb used for future tense (4) • Verb form used for past time (4) • Verb that helps the main verb (7) • Words that show action or state (5) • Verb that tells present state of “I” (2) • Verb used to show past state of being (3) • Verb that tells present state of “they” (3) • Verb that tells present state of “they” (3)
Grammar Crossword - Framework Revision 2014-02-02
Across
- define relationships between words in terms of time, space and direction
- identify the action of the sentence
- complete and meaningful statements that don't have a subject and verb combination
- can only occur with reference to a main verb eg. 'can', 'will', 'might'
- take the place of nouns
- statements that give information
- unit of a sentence
- has an expressive function and convey the force of a statement. they end with an exclamation mark.
- can't stand alone and have to be with a main clause
- connect single words or longer units of language that have equal status eg. 'and' & 'or'
- consists of a main clause and a subordinate clause (or subordinating clauses)
- things you physically touch or see
- concepts, states, qualities or emotions
- must have a subject and a verb and express a complete thought
- gives orders, instructions, advice and directions. They start with a main verb and don't have a subject
- a noun naming specific people, places or brands
- unit of language that has a head word
- describe verbs (and sometimes adjectives)
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- 'do', 'have', 'be'. They can be main verbs.
- give specific kinds of information about a noun (eg. quantity or possession)
- The system of rules that governs how words and sentences are constructed.
- is an independent clause linked to another independent clause by a coordinating conjunction
- 'connecting' words
- is made up of at least two coordinate clauses connected by a coordinating conjunction, and at least one subordinate clause
- give extra information about the main verb and can affect the meaning of the sentence
- comes before the noun. they are often a determiner, followed by an adjective
- groups of people, animals or things
- asks questions, can start with wh- words and can be added to the end of a statement, creating tag questions
- 'naming' word
- occur in sentences where there are two or more independent clauses
- describe nouns (and sometimes pronouns)
- comes after the noun
- 'doing' word
- can stand alone and still make sense
34 Clues: 'doing' word • 'naming' word • 'connecting' words • unit of a sentence • comes after the noun • take the place of nouns • statements that give information • things you physically touch or see • identify the action of the sentence • groups of people, animals or things • can stand alone and still make sense • unit of language that has a head word • ...
Beowulf 2024-05-23
Across
- a sinner that murdered his brother Abel out of jealousy
- significant number, amount of tribes, apostles, and gates in Christianity
- used as a general term for a relative
- what did Beowulf travel on to get to Hrothgar
- to have pursued stealthy to have hunted
- where did Beowulf take place
- the number of men Beowulf brought to fight Grendel
- disgusting, detestable
- to fill by eating greedily
- Unferth's ancestral sword
- body part Beowulf rips off of Grendel's body
- flexible body armor made of metal
- how Beowulf kills Grendel's mother
- the monster that ravages Hrothgar's hall
- the placement of two elements, typically nouns or noun phrases side by side so that the second identifies, clarifies, or elaborates on the first
- a word or phrase that is a metaphor for something simpler
- item that fails Beowulf in his first battle
- the former King of the Geats and Beowulf's feudal lord and uncle
- hero of the Geats
- what Grendel's mother takes off of Beowulf
Down
- reference to God/Jesus Chris, and alludes to a combination of Norse and Christ ideologies
- the armor that Beowulf wears
- a feasting place
- blacksmith from Germanic folklore
- the linkage of a single subject with two or more verbs, either to add dimention to the first verb or to establish a clear sequence of actions or events
- Grendel's mother has this ability in the movie
- a slight pause that divides each line verse in half
- what Grendel and his mother are
- anglo-saxon suffix that means "causing," "tending to," or "to a considerable degree" and forms adjectives from nouns, verbs, and other adjectives
- the repetition of initial consonant sounds
- Healfdane's son
- the creatve that killed Beowulf at the end of the story
- den;living or hiding place.
- very sturdy type of wood
- Hrother's hall, Hall of the hart
- structure built in Beowulfs honor
- material on Herots roof
- activity Grendel loves to do
- horrible, ghastly
- squirming; twisting
40 Clues: Healfdane's son • a feasting place • horrible, ghastly • hero of the Geats • squirming; twisting • disgusting, detestable • material on Herots roof • very sturdy type of wood • Unferth's ancestral sword • to fill by eating greedily • den;living or hiding place. • the armor that Beowulf wears • where did Beowulf take place • activity Grendel loves to do • what Grendel and his mother are • ...
The Grasshopper and the Bell Cricket 2023-01-05
Across
- logical guesses
- time and place of a short story's action and can include the social and cultural environment in which the action of the story takes place
- man-made elevated area of land used to prevent flooding or to raise a roadway
- central idea of a story
Down
- recognizable or noticeable
- to emit or radiate from
- showing embarrassment
- a diamond-shaped object
- to stand or wait idly
- phrases, consists of a main verb and one or more helping verbs
10 Clues: logical guesses • showing embarrassment • to stand or wait idly • to emit or radiate from • a diamond-shaped object • central idea of a story • recognizable or noticeable • phrases, consists of a main verb and one or more helping verbs • man-made elevated area of land used to prevent flooding or to raise a roadway • ...
Communication in the Classroom 2023-02-20
Across
- Core _____- a no-tech AAC made of vocabulary applicable to a variety of environments.
- Core boards are ____-coded.
- ______ vocabulary is a large category of words with limited applicability.
- ______ method- how someone manipulates AAC to use it.
- A core vocabulary is made up of very few ____.
- Core vocabulary is relatively small & _____ little across settings
- 85% of what we say is said with 200 ___ words.
Down
- A core vocabulary is mainly made up of pronouns, verbs, adjectives, & _________.
- ________ can benefit.
- ___ is a different way to communicate.
10 Clues: ________ can benefit. • Core boards are ____-coded. • ___ is a different way to communicate. • A core vocabulary is made up of very few ____. • 85% of what we say is said with 200 ___ words. • ______ method- how someone manipulates AAC to use it. • Core vocabulary is relatively small & _____ little across settings • ...
Cruciverbalists, rejoice! 2019-04-26
Across
- When one part of speech functions as another.
- You believe in strength, structure, and sanity offered by standard English rules.
- A punctuation mark for showing possession.
- When speakers omit consonants, vowels, or whole syllables from words.
Down
- You enjoy building and solving crossword puzzles.
- You believe that unruly language is in its purest and loveliest form.
- To turn adjectives or verbs into nouns.
- Words or phrases that are commonly misheard.
- Inversion of word order.
- Interrupting whole words with other words for emphasis, humor, or other effect.
10 Clues: Inversion of word order. • To turn adjectives or verbs into nouns. • A punctuation mark for showing possession. • Words or phrases that are commonly misheard. • When one part of speech functions as another. • You enjoy building and solving crossword puzzles. • You believe that unruly language is in its purest and loveliest form. • ...
Word Puzzle Game 2019-09-25
Across
- remnants of the ancestral past which early anthropologists focused on 19th century.
- secondary function which we refer to the vocal tract.
- means the holistic study of humankind.
- where utterances longer than just a few sentences are best recorded.
- interests is primarily in language structure.
Down
- it is the language of manioc-cultivating people of NorthWestern Peru.
- creates new words.
- native like command of language.
- wrote about Carians and Caunians
- an extinct language spoken in SouthWestern Oregon in which verbs are highly inflected.
10 Clues: creates new words. • native like command of language. • wrote about Carians and Caunians • means the holistic study of humankind. • interests is primarily in language structure. • secondary function which we refer to the vocal tract. • where utterances longer than just a few sentences are best recorded. • ...
Chapter 9 Theatre I Vocabulary 2019-11-25
Across
- level of degree of importance in getting objectives met
- characteristics that make up personality
- goals or needs (active verbs-"to" _____)
- characteristics that make up physical appearance
- the two aspects of acting: the actor as character and the actor as actor
- dramatic opposition of the protagonist with society, peers, or himself/herself
Down
- selecting the optimum amount of information necessary to portray a character
- reason for a behavior or action
- anything that gets in the way of reaching an objective
- result
10 Clues: result • reason for a behavior or action • characteristics that make up personality • goals or needs (active verbs-"to" _____) • characteristics that make up physical appearance • anything that gets in the way of reaching an objective • level of degree of importance in getting objectives met • the two aspects of acting: the actor as character and the actor as actor • ...
Goals and Objectives 2023-11-27
Across
- Students' interest, problems and needs
- VERB Identify, state, explain, name etc.
- Replaces comprehension in Bloom's Taxonomy
- OBJECTIVES Expected learning outcomes of instruction that are expressed or stated in general terms.
- OBJECTIVES Statements that have verbs which show immediate intended learning outcomes.
Down
- Refers to physical task in the Bloom's Taxonomy
- a broad statement of intent or desired accomplishment
- "A" in the mnemonic SMART
- The tools, situations, settings or restrictions under which the behavior will occur.
- Use of information in a new way
10 Clues: "A" in the mnemonic SMART • Use of information in a new way • Students' interest, problems and needs • VERB Identify, state, explain, name etc. • Replaces comprehension in Bloom's Taxonomy • Refers to physical task in the Bloom's Taxonomy • a broad statement of intent or desired accomplishment • ...
Crassword 2025-11-07
Across
- Word added at the end of another word.
- A language where one affix expresses only one meaning.
- The study of sentence structure.
- The study of word forms and their structure.
- Word added to the beginning of another word.
Down
- Languages that use word order and auxiliary verbs for grammar.
- A verb that helps show tense or aspect.
- A unit of meaning in a language.
- A language where grammar is expressed through word endings.
- A language combining features of synthetic and analytic types.
10 Clues: A unit of meaning in a language. • The study of sentence structure. • Word added at the end of another word. • A verb that helps show tense or aspect. • The study of word forms and their structure. • Word added to the beginning of another word. • A language where one affix expresses only one meaning. • A language where grammar is expressed through word endings. • ...
La Salle Blogs 2024-11-11
Across
- A printed publication.
- Recent atmospheric phenomena.
- A puzzle in which words are filled into a pattern of numbered squares.
- Schoolwork that students need to do at home.
Down
- Voice of verbs in which the subject goes through the action of the verb.
- Country that is part of the United Kingdom.
- The language of England.
- Type of test students to at school to check their knowledge.
- Type of tasks hat must be completed to attain a certain outcome.
- Place where you go to learn.
10 Clues: A printed publication. • The language of England. • Place where you go to learn. • Recent atmospheric phenomena. • Country that is part of the United Kingdom. • Schoolwork that students need to do at home. • Type of test students to at school to check their knowledge. • Type of tasks hat must be completed to attain a certain outcome. • ...
Parts of Speech Review 2025-01-08
Across
- Matches the structures of sentences to help the reader better understand.
- A phrase that starts with a preposition that shows location, time, or direction.
- Connects two independent clauses, but turns one of them dependent.
- A pronoun that replaces a noun earlier in the sentence.
- Describes verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs.
Down
- Connects independent clauses and shows their relation.
- Describes a noun or pronoun.
- A noun/phrase that explains another noun next to it.
- Connects two independent clauses.
- Shows action, things occurring, and state of being.
10 Clues: Describes a noun or pronoun. • Connects two independent clauses. • Describes verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs. • Shows action, things occurring, and state of being. • A noun/phrase that explains another noun next to it. • Connects independent clauses and shows their relation. • A pronoun that replaces a noun earlier in the sentence. • ...
Word of the day 2025-06-03
Across
- (verb): To comply with rules, standards, or laws
- (adjective): Forming a pleasing or consistent group
- (adjective): Involving many careful details
- (adjective): Fond of company; sociable
- (adjective): Able to recover quickly from difficulties
- This suffix can be used to form nouns from verbs (e.g., story, hurry, worry) or adjectives (e.g., happy, funny,silly)
Down
- (verb): To gather or collect over time
- (adjective): nicely unusual or old-fashioned
- (noun): A ruler who uses power oppressively
- (verb): To be a typical example of something
10 Clues: (verb): To gather or collect over time • (adjective): Fond of company; sociable • (adjective): Involving many careful details • (noun): A ruler who uses power oppressively • (adjective): nicely unusual or old-fashioned • (verb): To be a typical example of something • (verb): To comply with rules, standards, or laws • (adjective): Forming a pleasing or consistent group • ...
Persuasive devices 2026-07-03
Across
- A type of question that doesn't require an answer
- An attitude, belief or feeling that cannot be proven true
- Used to describe a word with one syllable
- Three nouns, adjectives or verbs in a list
- _____ language that makes the reader feel something
Down
- Two or more consecutive words that start with the same sound
- A statement that can be proven true
- A word to replace a noun (inclusive ___)
- A percentage or fraction used in facts
- A sentence type that has one independent clause
10 Clues: A statement that can be proven true • A percentage or fraction used in facts • A word to replace a noun (inclusive ___) • Used to describe a word with one syllable • Three nouns, adjectives or verbs in a list • A sentence type that has one independent clause • A type of question that doesn't require an answer • _____ language that makes the reader feel something • ...
Parts of Speech 2023-04-18
Across
- Words that show a relationship between an object and another word
- Words that connect other groups of words together
- Words that describe or modify nouns or pronouns
Down
- Words that take the place of a noun
- Person place thing or idea
- Words that are used to communicate strong emotion
- Words that modify verbs or adjectives
- Words that express action or a state of being
8 Clues: Person place thing or idea • Words that take the place of a noun • Words that modify verbs or adjectives • Words that express action or a state of being • Words that describe or modify nouns or pronouns • Words that are used to communicate strong emotion • Words that connect other groups of words together • ...
'er' 2025-05-28
Across
- Action words a called
- What a farmer does to bring animals like sheep or cows together
- When you are wide awake and paying attention.
- Someone who is very serious and not smiling
Down
- Not an animal or thing — it’s you or me!
- The bird was sitting on the ____
- A person who is really, really good at something
- School is broken into 4 ______
8 Clues: Action words a called • School is broken into 4 ______ • The bird was sitting on the ____ • Not an animal or thing — it’s you or me! • Someone who is very serious and not smiling • When you are wide awake and paying attention. • A person who is really, really good at something • What a farmer does to bring animals like sheep or cows together
Phrases 2025-11-12
Across
- a clause that cannot stand by itself
- a phrase that identifies or renames a noun
- a phrase containing a participle
Down
- a clause that can stand by itself
- a phrase that begins with a preposition, ends with a noun
- a phrase that takes the place of a noun
- a phrase consisting of a verb and any helping verbs
- a phrase, 'to' + a verb
8 Clues: a phrase, 'to' + a verb • a phrase containing a participle • a clause that can stand by itself • a clause that cannot stand by itself • a phrase that takes the place of a noun • a phrase that identifies or renames a noun • a phrase consisting of a verb and any helping verbs • a phrase that begins with a preposition, ends with a noun
Parts Of Speech 2013-02-14
Across
- a sequence of two or more words as a unnit in a sentence
- constructing a subject and a predicate forming part of a sentence
- a bunch of knowlage as a course of study
- to assert the subject of a prepositon
- a clause that modifies the principle clause or a part of it
- object of preposition
- a sentence having two or more clauses
- modifier of verbs
- a form of a verb functioning as a noun
- notes person, place, or thing
- modifys noun
Down
- a sentence having only one clause
- a sentence containing two or more clauses including the main clause
- a clause can stand alone as a sentence
- names an action or a state as a noun
- before nouns and prenouns
- a group of words repesenting the person or thing of intrest
- expresses actions
18 Clues: modifys noun • modifier of verbs • expresses actions • object of preposition • before nouns and prenouns • notes person, place, or thing • a sentence having only one clause • names an action or a state as a noun • to assert the subject of a prepositon • a sentence having two or more clauses • a clause can stand alone as a sentence • a form of a verb functioning as a noun • ...
Spelling & Grammar 2021-10-25
Across
- full stop, ends a sentence
- a describing word, used for nouns
- A sentence without any punctuation is not _____.
- used to make a contraction or show ownership
- What two words make up Don't?
- An important category of most common letters.
- a fancy version of : used like a comma
- a person, place, thing, or idea
Down
- "You will have homework in the _______"
- a word that describes how you do something, *ly*
- Verbs that end in ---ed are happening in the _____.
- BCA Bucks are an ______ to make $ for work.
- The root and the _____ show the history of a word.
- tiny symbols that help writing make sense
- an action, something you do
- What does It's stand for?
- gives you a break in a sentence
- A sentence that goes on and on & is too long.
18 Clues: What does It's stand for? • full stop, ends a sentence • an action, something you do • What two words make up Don't? • gives you a break in a sentence • a person, place, thing, or idea • a describing word, used for nouns • a fancy version of : used like a comma • "You will have homework in the _______" • tiny symbols that help writing make sense • ...
Grammar crossword 2021-11-05
Across
- Expresses an action or state of being.
- rapidly and furiosly are examples of:
- Dog, lamp, and car are examples of:
- love, happy, sadness are examples of:
- is formed from a proper noun and begins with a capital letter.
- Am,be,been,did and had are examples of:
- Points out a person, place, thing or idea.
- run,cry,and read are examples of:
- It's a person, place or thing
- Mexico, Eiffel Tower, and Canada are examples of:
Down
- Type of noun that can't be seen, touched, smelled, heard or tasted.
- House, dog and cat are examples of:
- Word that modifies a verb, adjective or another adverb.
- Describes a noun.
- cute, pretty, beautiful are examples of:
- Introduces a subordinate clause.
- She, he, it, they are examples of:
- can, could, and may are examples of:
- Mexican, European, French are examples of:
19 Clues: Describes a noun. • It's a person, place or thing • Introduces a subordinate clause. • run,cry,and read are examples of: • She, he, it, they are examples of: • Dog, lamp, and car are examples of: • House, dog and cat are examples of: • can, could, and may are examples of: • rapidly and furiosly are examples of: • love, happy, sadness are examples of: • ...
Parts of Speech - Verbs, adverbs and nouns 2017-06-15
Across
- 'Quickly' is an...
- noun what 'part of speech' is China? Be specific.
- are what type of noun?
Down
- verbs, adverbs and nouns are [.....] of [......]
- What 'part of speech' describes an action word?
- Names of objects, places, events and people are what 'part of speech'?
- Proper nouns must begin with [.......] letters.
7 Clues: 'Quickly' is an... • are what type of noun? • What 'part of speech' describes an action word? • Proper nouns must begin with [.......] letters. • verbs, adverbs and nouns are [.....] of [......] • noun what 'part of speech' is China? Be specific. • Names of objects, places, events and people are what 'part of speech'?
Classroom objects 2022-10-17
7 Clues: Please bring your ... to class! • Use this to keep papers together • You can use this to measure things • You can find this in geography class • Use this to stick a picture onto paper • You use this to make pencil lines disappear • The teacher is writing all the difficult verbs on the ...
tullys grammar crossword 2024-11-19
7 Clues: to create a list • it describes a word • person, place or thing • doing word or action word • it is giving a none human thing human quality's • goes at the start of the sentence for or it is used for nouns • a figure of speech involving the compression or one thing to another
PASSIVE VOICE REVIEW 2021-04-29
6 Clues: the bike was... by grandpa • Subject + be + verb3 + by... • ... blush on was borrowed by helen • be + verb3 is the...of passive voice • verbs that can be used for passive voice • those puppies...adopted by my big brother
Parts Of Speech 2013-02-14
Across
- a sequence of two or more words as a unnit in a sentence
- constructing a subject and a predicate forming part of a sentence
- a bunch of knowlage as a course of study
- to assert the subject of a prepositon
- a clause that modifies the principle clause or a part of it
- object of preposition
- a sentence having two or more clauses
- modifier of verbs
- a form of a verb functioning as a noun
- notes person, place, or thing
- modifys noun
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- a sentence having only one clause
- a sentence containing two or more clauses including the main clause
- a clause can stand alone as a sentence
- names an action or a state as a noun
- before nouns and prenouns
- a group of words repesenting the person or thing of intrest
- expresses actions
18 Clues: modifys noun • modifier of verbs • expresses actions • object of preposition • before nouns and prenouns • notes person, place, or thing • a sentence having only one clause • names an action or a state as a noun • to assert the subject of a prepositon • a sentence having two or more clauses • a clause can stand alone as a sentence • a form of a verb functioning as a noun • ...
Vocabulary Crossword Puzzle 2025-10-16
Across
- A tense about tomorrow
- Find the place in these mixed letters ' NOMCIO'
- Your sisters daughter
- The feeling you get when you want something but you are not allowed have it
- The occupation of a person who goes in burning buildings
- Ask a question using the 25th letter from the alphabet
- Brother and sister
- Verbs ending in ing are called what?
- The best teacher in the universe
- A person that makes cakes and bread
- The past participle of press
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- A person from the Netherlands
- The opposite of depart
- A place with trees and fields but no buildings
- What colour do you get when you mix yellow and blue
- Having food on a blanket in a park
- Another word for 'angry'
- The main character in a story about magic
18 Clues: Brother and sister • Your sisters daughter • The opposite of depart • A tense about tomorrow • Another word for 'angry' • The past participle of press • A person from the Netherlands • The best teacher in the universe • Having food on a blanket in a park • A person that makes cakes and bread • Verbs ending in ing are called what? • The main character in a story about magic • ...
Figurative Language Terms 2026-01-26
Across
- A comparison using "like" or "as"
- When an object has humanlike qualities
- A hint that something is going to happen in the near future
- Sound words
- Two opposite words sandwiched together
- A play on words; multiple meanings
- Comparing 2 things using "was" or "is"
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- The verbs all have the same ending, making the sentence equal
- An indirect reference to a story, song, piece of art, etc.
- Repeating the first letter of a word multiple times in a line of poetry
- An old school, funny phrase
- When a word or phrase is repeated multiple time for emphasis
- Funny or surprising contrast between what is expected and what actually happens
- An extreme exaggeration
- When a picture stands for an idea
15 Clues: Sound words • An extreme exaggeration • An old school, funny phrase • A comparison using "like" or "as" • When a picture stands for an idea • A play on words; multiple meanings • When an object has humanlike qualities • Two opposite words sandwiched together • Comparing 2 things using "was" or "is" • An indirect reference to a story, song, piece of art, etc. • ...
Aenigmatum Cruciverbium IX genitive, dative indirect object, ablative of means/instrument, vocabulary, derivatives 2015-12-06
Across
- a noun expressing the ablative of means or instrument almost invariably represents an __________
- Of-the-field
- if the genitive singular ends in ___ the noun must belong to the 2nd declension, no matter what the nominative singular looks like
- hour
- almost
- an-abrupt-forceful-utterance
- you-sing-hurry
- the-science-art-and-business-of-cultivating-the-soil-producing crops-and-raising-livestock-farming
- for-the-daughter
- tenth- nom-neuter- sing
- the only reliable way to determine the declension number of a noun is by looking at the:
- I-will-shout
- fifth- nom-fem- sing
- a noun expressing the dative of the indirect object usually represents a __________
- An unusual characteristic of the nouns puer, vir and ager is that although belonging to the 2ns declension, their nominative singular does not end in -____
- a-set-of-five-persons-or-things
- ___ is the “time machine” for verbs of the 1st and 2nd conjugations
- if the genitive singular ends in ___ the noun must belong to the 1st declension
- wounded-nom-neut-sing
- lazy- nom-masc- sing
- to-hasten
- A Latin sentence (given 4 parts of the sentence) commonly follows this pattern:
- a-metric-unit-of-length-equal-to-one-tenth-of-a-meter
- a part of speech representing a person, place or thing
- without-a-friend
- relating-to-or concerning-the-land-and-its-ownership-cultivation-and-tenure
- the 5th -7th verbs in the song of the dative-takers
- the-quality-or-state-of-being-virile/-manly-character
- to-cry-out-suddenly-or-vehemently
- to-help
- a-number-written-using-the-base-10
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- for-the-queen
- The first four verbs in the song of the dative-takers
- to/for-the-man
- a dative case noun will usually be found in the company of a ___________________
- into-the-water
- across-the-road
- well-done
- to-adopt-or-accept-as-a-member
- of-the-boy
- today
- Natō, natāre, natāvī, natātus, natāta, natātum are the:
- one-of-the-24-equal-parts-of-a-day
- a genitive noun usually directly _____ the noun which it modifies, and that noun can be in any case
- belonging-to-childhood-juvenile
- the final two adjectives in the song of the dative-takers
- Word order in an English sentence (given 4 parts of the sentence) commonly follows this pattern:
- a-structurally-separate-building-containing-a-swimming-pool.
- the 1st 3 adjectives in the song of the dative-takers
- to-select-by-lot-and-kill-one-in-every-ten
- a-group-or-combination-of-five-associated-by-common-properties-or-behavior
- your-nom-masc-sing[referring to one person only]
- of-relating-to-or-having -the-characteristics-of-an-adult-male
- to-the-slave
- a-summer-or-country-house-in-Italy
- occurring-once-an-hour-or-hourly
- we-will-swim
- festināre is a/an:
- childish-behavior-in-an-adult
- to-the-island
- verb’d-house
- floating-or-swimming-in-water
62 Clues: hour • today • almost • to-help • well-done • to-hasten • of-the-boy • Of-the-field • I-will-shout • to-the-slave • we-will-swim • verb’d-house • for-the-queen • to-the-island • to/for-the-man • into-the-water • you-sing-hurry • across-the-road • for-the-daughter • without-a-friend • festināre is a/an: • fifth- nom-fem- sing • lazy- nom-masc- sing • wounded-nom-neut-sing • tenth- nom-neuter- sing • ...
Narrative Text 2026-03-03
Across
- Narrative text usually tells events in the past ______
- Another word for narrative.
- Words like yesterday, last night, two days ago are called time ______.
- Past form of “are”.
- Narrative text often begins with “Once upon a ______.”
- PAST Tense used to talk about completed actions in the past.
- Part of narrative text that introduces characters and setting.
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- The ending part where the problem is solved.
- Verb form added with -ed for regular verbs.
- In past continuous we use “was/were” + ______.
- Past form of “is” for singular subject.
- The place where the story happens.
- Something that happens in a story.
- CONTINUOUS Tense used to describe actions happening at a specific time in the past.
- The main problem in a narrative text.
15 Clues: Past form of “are”. • Another word for narrative. • The place where the story happens. • Something that happens in a story. • The main problem in a narrative text. • Past form of “is” for singular subject. • Verb form added with -ed for regular verbs. • The ending part where the problem is solved. • In past continuous we use “was/were” + ______. • ...
parts of speech 2023-04-18
Across
- words that modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs
- words that connect words or group of words
- words that show a relationship between its object and another word in the sentence
- a person, place, thing, or idea
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- words that express action or a state of being
- modifies nouns or pronouns
- words that take place of a noun
- words to communicate strong emotion or feelings
8 Clues: modifies nouns or pronouns • words that take place of a noun • a person, place, thing, or idea • words that connect words or group of words • words that express action or a state of being • words to communicate strong emotion or feelings • words that modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs • ...
Phrases and Clauses 2025-11-12
Across
- a clause that cannot stand by itself
- a phrase that identifies or renames a noun
- a phrase containing a participle
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- a clause that can stand by itself
- a phrase that begins with a preposition, ends with a noun
- a phrase that takes the place of a noun
- a phrase consisting of a verb and any helping verbs
- a phrase, 'to' + a verb
8 Clues: a phrase, 'to' + a verb • a phrase containing a participle • a clause that can stand by itself • a clause that cannot stand by itself • a phrase that takes the place of a noun • a phrase that identifies or renames a noun • a phrase consisting of a verb and any helping verbs • a phrase that begins with a preposition, ends with a noun
Grammar - Sienna 2023-12-06
7 Clues: An action word • A describing word • Person, place or a thing • The same sound different spelling • A comparison using the words like or as • Describes something by saying that its something else • A word that tells you more about a adjective,adverb or a verb eg. how, when, where and why
Parts of speech 2023-04-18
Across
- Words that modify verbs,adjectives,or other adverbs
- Words that connect words or groups of words
- Words that show a relationship between its object and an another word
- Person,Places,Things,Ideas
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- Express action or a state of being
- Words that describe or modify nouns or pronouns
- Words that take the place of nouns
- Words used to communicate strong emotion or surprise
8 Clues: Person,Places,Things,Ideas • Express action or a state of being • Words that take the place of nouns • Words that connect words or groups of words • Words that describe or modify nouns or pronouns • Words that modify verbs,adjectives,or other adverbs • Words used to communicate strong emotion or surprise • ...
Parts of Speech 2023-04-18
Across
- Words that show a relationship between an object and another word
- Words that connect other groups of words together
- Words that describe or modify nouns or pronouns
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- Words that take the place of a noun
- Person place thing or idea
- Words that are used to communicate strong emotion
- Words that modify verbs or adjectives
- Words that express action or a state of being
8 Clues: Person place thing or idea • Words that take the place of a noun • Words that modify verbs or adjectives • Words that express action or a state of being • Words that describe or modify nouns or pronouns • Words that are used to communicate strong emotion • Words that connect other groups of words together • ...
Parts of Speech 2023-04-18
Across
- Words that show a relationship between an object and another word
- Words that connect other groups of words together
- Words that describe or modify nouns or pronouns
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- Words that take the place of a noun
- Person place thing or idea
- Words that are used to communicate strong emotion
- Words that modify verbs or adjectives
- Words that express action or a state of being
8 Clues: Person place thing or idea • Words that take the place of a noun • Words that modify verbs or adjectives • Words that express action or a state of being • Words that describe or modify nouns or pronouns • Words that are used to communicate strong emotion • Words that connect other groups of words together • ...
Typology 2025-10-13
Across
- Languages influencing each other due to geographic proximity
- Study of historical and genealogical relationships among languages
- Studies word formation and inflection
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- Focuses on shared structural characteristics
- Study of sound systems including phonemes
- Features that are identical in form and function across languages
- Study of languages based on structural and functional similarities and differences
- Arrangement of subjects, verbs, and objects in a sentence
8 Clues: Studies word formation and inflection • Study of sound systems including phonemes • Focuses on shared structural characteristics • Arrangement of subjects, verbs, and objects in a sentence • Languages influencing each other due to geographic proximity • Features that are identical in form and function across languages • ...
Persuasive Techniques Recap 2022-11-23
Across
- An expression that has been used a lot
- Language that makes you feel something
- Kind of pronouns that speak directly to reader
- Type of evidence used to prove your point
- communicating disapproval of a person, their idea, or their position in an attempt to degrade or discredit
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- Questions that do not need an answer
- Quoting or paraphrasing a ___ may be useful
- State your opinion as
- Verbs that express necessity or possibility
9 Clues: State your opinion as • Questions that do not need an answer • An expression that has been used a lot • Language that makes you feel something • Type of evidence used to prove your point • Quoting or paraphrasing a ___ may be useful • Verbs that express necessity or possibility • Kind of pronouns that speak directly to reader • ...
3RD YEAR CROSSWORD 2026-07-12
Across
- NOT CHEAP
- ADJECTIVE TO DESCRIBE SOMETHING THAT IS LIKELY TO CAUSE HARM
- USED BOTH BY STUDENTS IN PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND BY LAW OFFICERS
- STRUCTURE CONNECTING TWO PLACES SEPARATED BY WATER
- A VISITOR IN A FOREIGN PLACE
- MOST POPULAR FORM OF TRANSPORT IN VIETNAM
- THERE ARE 5 (BLANK) IN THE WORLD: AMERICA, AFRICA, ASIA, EUROPE AND OCEANIA
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- NOT BIG
- TYPE OF ADJECTIVE FORM USED TO SHOW THE MOST OF SOMETHING
- PLACE WHERE ANTIQUES OR ART IS EXHIBITED
- TYPE OF VERBS COMMONLY USED IN SCIENTIFIC PAPERS
- A SPECIFIC WAY OF DOING SOMETHING OR SOLVING A PROBLEM
- OUR (BLANK) IS ARGENTINA
- THE LONGEST (BLANK) IN THE WORLD IS THE NILE
- (BLANK) STATION. PLACE WHERE TRAINS DEPART
15 Clues: NOT BIG • NOT CHEAP • OUR (BLANK) IS ARGENTINA • A VISITOR IN A FOREIGN PLACE • PLACE WHERE ANTIQUES OR ART IS EXHIBITED • MOST POPULAR FORM OF TRANSPORT IN VIETNAM • (BLANK) STATION. PLACE WHERE TRAINS DEPART • THE LONGEST (BLANK) IN THE WORLD IS THE NILE • TYPE OF VERBS COMMONLY USED IN SCIENTIFIC PAPERS • STRUCTURE CONNECTING TWO PLACES SEPARATED BY WATER • ...
Re Cap on Day 1 2019-12-16
Across
- Depart of responsible for teacher instruction and education ...
- Continuous Professional Development
- Use ........ verbs when writing a success stories
- Pillar 3 is all about....?
- uses a variety of approaches to provide help to pupils who fall behind
- Frequency of inspection reports from districts
- Display of school information/data
- ...reporting of VACiS cases (Highly Recommended)
- ....punishment is the most common form of VACiS
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- .... out of five pupils reported being victims of VACiS
- SESIL cross cutting framework for suggested/proposed intervention
- Percentage rate at which teachers are absent from school based on STiR report
- Where time is most consumed of the school inspection process
- Success stories should be linked to organisational......
- ....meetings; proposed SESIL approach to school - community engagement
- Frequency of teacher CPD
- .....study is classroom observation that focuses of techniques lesson & instruction strategies
17 Clues: Frequency of teacher CPD • Pillar 3 is all about....? • Display of school information/data • Continuous Professional Development • Frequency of inspection reports from districts • ....punishment is the most common form of VACiS • ...reporting of VACiS cases (Highly Recommended) • Use ........ verbs when writing a success stories • ...
Grammar Project 2024-02-05
Across
- The first meal of the day.
- tells you where or when something is in relation to something else.
- A type of food with many meats and vegetables added to it.
- A person, place, thing or animal.
- Putting food in your mouth, chewing it and swallowing it.
- To allow time to go by.
- Words that can modify or describe a verb.
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- Words that describe or modify a noun.
- One of the meals eaten in a day.
- When places end their business hours.
- Push yourself suddenly off the ground.
- Usually eaten around noon.
- A place where people go to eat.
- A paper with many types of food and drinks on it.
- Used to describe an action.
15 Clues: To allow time to go by. • The first meal of the day. • Usually eaten around noon. • Used to describe an action. • A place where people go to eat. • One of the meals eaten in a day. • A person, place, thing or animal. • Words that describe or modify a noun. • When places end their business hours. • Push yourself suddenly off the ground. • ...
Dani and Joan Puzzle-Words 2023-05-26
Across
- unit of measurement of the energie
- discrimination to another person of different color
- a videogame of football
- Writer, known under a male pseudonym
- a vertical line that is at 90º of the other horizontal line
- history of catalan lenguage
- Classical Greek philosopher considered one of the greatest, both in Western philosophy and in the universe
- a little lightbulb that have two wires, one positive and other negative
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- superman vulnerability
- aplication to work with grafics
- knight that battle with mills
- verbs that show possibility, intent, ability, or necessity
- an aplication to create and set up apps
- is a traditional Mexican food consisting of a small hand-sized corn- or wheat-based tortilla topped with a filling.
- batman lair
15 Clues: batman lair • superman vulnerability • a videogame of football • history of catalan lenguage • knight that battle with mills • aplication to work with grafics • unit of measurement of the energie • Writer, known under a male pseudonym • an aplication to create and set up apps • discrimination to another person of different color • ...
LESLY Y ANDY D 2025-07-03
Across
- To transfer a file from the internet to your device.
- Getting better at something.
- To make someone do or believe something by talking.
- Changes words from one language to another.
- Something difficult that tests your ability.
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- A noun that means animals that are not pets
- The way people are connected or interact.(Friendships, family, or love connections.)
- Four verbs that are used to talk about solutions.
- To continue living
- A verb that means destroy or spoil.
- When you feel very nervous or worried. (Feeling of stress or fear.)
- Explore
- Anything that lives (but is not a plant)
- Small picture on a computer-phone screen that you click on to open aprogram.
- Try to find
15 Clues: Explore • Try to find • To continue living • Getting better at something. • A verb that means destroy or spoil. • Anything that lives (but is not a plant) • A noun that means animals that are not pets • Changes words from one language to another. • Something difficult that tests your ability. • Four verbs that are used to talk about solutions. • ...
Language Features UNFAMILIAR TEXT 2025-10-13
Across
- pleasant way of saying something unpleasant. Effect: softens an idea. Adds
- relatable, friendly, conversational register
- the author, helps reinforce the theme, adds emotion and feeling.
- issues
- the emotive meaning of a word. Effect: adds to mood, links to other ideas,
- highlight description, shows variety, emphasises a specific image, provide
- uses senses to involve the
- giving non-human objects human characteristics
- sequence of events, train of thought
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- emphasises the contrast, adds depth to an idea by considering both
- tones (gone to heaven), humour as a coping strategy (kicked the bucket)
- detail about a specific object/person,
- comparison without using like or as
- helps to create the feelings
- emphasise action, gives the passage motion, explores variety of activities,
15 Clues: issues • uses senses to involve the • helps to create the feelings • comparison without using like or as • sequence of events, train of thought • detail about a specific object/person, • relatable, friendly, conversational register • giving non-human objects human characteristics • the author, helps reinforce the theme, adds emotion and feeling. • ...
高频词 2023-04-09
Across
- be well-known
- a small thin piece of wood from a tree
- an area outside a building, usually with a hard surface and a wall or fence around it
- sth you will buy for your father on Father's Day
- 足够
- to send sth from your hand through the air by moving your hand or arm quickly
- at the end
- 速度
- to make sth.by putting pieces, materials,etc together
- to complete sth or reach the end of sth
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- rubbish or litter
- a building where collections of valuable and interesting objects are kept and shown to the public
- 又一个,再一个
- 关心
- used with negative verbs or in questions for talking about sth that has not happened but that you expect to happen
- to give sb a hand
- living or growing in natural conditions,not look after by people
- advise
- 在......期间
19 Clues: 关心 • 足够 • 速度 • advise • 又一个,再一个 • 在......期间 • at the end • be well-known • rubbish or litter • to give sb a hand • a small thin piece of wood from a tree • to complete sth or reach the end of sth • sth you will buy for your father on Father's Day • to make sth.by putting pieces, materials,etc together • living or growing in natural conditions,not look after by people • ...
高频词 2023-04-09
Across
- to make sth.by putting pieces, materials,etc together
- rubbish or litter
- to complete sth or reach the end of sth
- a small thin piece of wood from a tree
- sth you will buy for your father on Father's Day
- 足够
- 又一个,再一个
- an area outside a building, usually with a hard surface and a wall or fence around it
- living or growing in natural conditions,not look after by people
- at the end
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- a building where collections of valuable and interesting objects are kept and shown to the public
- 在......期间
- 关心
- used with negative verbs or in questions for talking about sth that has not happened but that you expect to happen
- 速度
- advise
- to send sth from your hand through the air by moving your hand or arm quickly
- to give sb a hand
- be well-known
19 Clues: 关心 • 速度 • 足够 • advise • 又一个,再一个 • 在......期间 • at the end • be well-known • rubbish or litter • to give sb a hand • a small thin piece of wood from a tree • to complete sth or reach the end of sth • sth you will buy for your father on Father's Day • to make sth.by putting pieces, materials,etc together • living or growing in natural conditions,not look after by people • ...
Gramatikalische Grundbegriffe - Fabienne 2018-07-11
Across
- Bestimmung Satzglied, das über die näheren Umstände eines Geshehens Auskunft gibt
- Grundform des Verbs
- adverbiale Besrimmung des ortes
- steht in einem Satz das Verb im ... so wird das Geschehen aus der Sicht des Betroffenen gesehen. man betont, was geschieht.
- Bestimmung der Zeit
- Eigenschaftswort
- veränderung des Nomens, des Adjektivs, des Artikels und des Pronomens, wenn sie in die verschiedenen Fälle gesetzr werden
- Wirklichkeitsform Diese Aussageweise wird in der direkten Rede verwendet
- Hauptsatz, der die wörtliche Rede begleitet. Der ... kann vor, nach oder zwischen der wörtlichen Rede stehen
- gramatisches Geschlecht des Nomens
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- Wortart, mit der Lebewesen und Gegenständen sowie Gedachtes und Gefühle bezeichnet werden
- Ergänzung im 3. Fall
- "Leider bin ich krank",erklärt Pia
- (... Deklinationsform des Nomens) Fall
- Einzahl
- Das... bezioeht sich auf ein vorangegangenes Nomen, das näher beschrieben wird
- persönliches Fürwort
- ein Befehl von einem...
- Satz, der allein stehen kann. erbesteht meistens aus einem Subjekt und einem prädikat
19 Clues: Einzahl • Eigenschaftswort • Grundform des Verbs • Bestimmung der Zeit • Ergänzung im 3. Fall • persönliches Fürwort • ein Befehl von einem... • adverbiale Besrimmung des ortes • "Leider bin ich krank",erklärt Pia • gramatisches Geschlecht des Nomens • (... Deklinationsform des Nomens) Fall • Wirklichkeitsform Diese Aussageweise wird in der direkten Rede verwendet • ...
Narrative Text 2024-08-04
Across
- When the problems in the story developed
- The queen ..... away and left the daughter alone
- Malin Kundang is the example of ..... tale from Sumatra
- A ..... tells the life story of someone
- The princess had to ..... in the jungle
- ..... upon a time, there was a beautiful girl
- Snow White ..... the poisoned aplle and fell asleep
- Cinderella ..... with the prince in the ball
- The text is aimed to entertain us
- The famous hero in Greek mythology
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- The king asked the guard to put the man in .....
- We use ..... form of verbs in Narrative text
- A fairy tale is en example of ...... narrative
- The story about animals
- This paragraph reinforces the moral lesson of the story
- In the end, Malin Kundang turned into a ..... statue
- This paragraph introduces the characters of the story
- Kyai Pasir and Nyai Pasir are the ..... of Telaga Sarangan
- The father of Hercules
19 Clues: The father of Hercules • The story about animals • The text is aimed to entertain us • The famous hero in Greek mythology • A ..... tells the life story of someone • The princess had to ..... in the jungle • When the problems in the story developed • We use ..... form of verbs in Narrative text • Cinderella ..... with the prince in the ball • ...
MOTS ENCRUATS 2023-06-06
5 Clues: Una acció. • Significa una cosa sola. • signifiquen el contràri. • Signifiquen moltes coses.Per exemple les pilotes. • significa el mateix pero amb diferentes paraules.
Grammar and punctuation 2020-07-01
Across
- verbs that indicate likelihood, ability, permission or obligation.
- describes a noun
- takes places of nouns to stop repetition
- a word used to describe an action, state or occurrence
- clause that does not make sense on its own
Down
- to show when dialogue is used in writing
- describes a verb and how something happens
- joins two independent clauses
- can be used to create suspense, show words are missing or show a trailing off thought.
9 Clues: describes a noun • joins two independent clauses • to show when dialogue is used in writing • takes places of nouns to stop repetition • describes a verb and how something happens • clause that does not make sense on its own • a word used to describe an action, state or occurrence • verbs that indicate likelihood, ability, permission or obligation. • ...
