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sentence
infinitive
Matt picked up the stick
to pick up
He felt like breaking it.
to feel
to break
He felt like throwing it.
to feel
to throw
He felt like hitting something
with it.
Matt drew a line in the mud.
Rain had fallen that morning.
The earth (…) and the line filled
with water.
image
He
the
some
a
them
these
their
Indefinite article (singular)
Indefinite article (plural)
Definite article (singular or plural)
Personnal pronoun (singular – subject)
Personnal pronoun (plural – object)
Possessive adjective (plural)
Demonstrative adjective (plural)
1.
_________ Chinese restaurant is downtown.
2. He works in _________ restaurant.
3.
_________ plays the piano.
4. We saw _________ on TV.
5.
Someone stole __________ car.
6. _______ video games are more interesting than those board games.
7.
________ girls went shopping.
Adjectives Modify Nouns
Adjectives are placed directly before a noun
Example: I bought a comfortable chair.
Adjectives are also used in simple sentences with the verb 'to be'. In this case, the
adjective describes the subject of the sentence
Example: Jack is happy.
Adverbs Modify Verbs, Adjectives and Other
Adverbs
Adverbs are easily recognized because they end in '-ly' (with a few exceptions!):
Example: Adjective - quick / Adverb - quickly
Adverbs are often used at the end of a sentence to modify the verb
Example: Jack drove carelessly.
Put these words in the right column. Use the text to help you see the
difference between adjectives and adverbs. There is an intruder!
scraggly - barely - squiggly - bumpy - baldly
- fuzzy - finally - empty - prickly instantly - suddenly - steadily - safely jagged - scattered - rounded - smoothed
Adjective
Adverb
The verbs in the first column are all in the text but you will find them conjugated.
Write the form of the verbs you find in the right column. They are listed in order.
Infinitive
To move
To be
To climb
To know
To pick
To feel
To break
To throw
To hit
To draw
To fall
To fill
To show
To give
To say
To connect
To need
To become
To smooth
To stand
To look
To gather
To use
Past
(regular)
Past
(irregular)
Gerund
had moved
was
climbing
The verbs in the first column are all in the text but you will find them conjugated.
Write the form of the verbs you find in the right column. They are listed in order.
Infinitive
To notice
To arrive
To invite
To ask
To reach
To hand
To walk
To begin
To appear
To come
To plan
To plant
To make
To race
To find
To bury
To clog
To threaten
To rush
To work
To stop
To calm
To clear
Past
(regular)
Past
(irregular)
Gerund
Match the name of the place with what it is.
● Dinosaurs cemetary
Dog Tooth Mountains ●
● Where meteorological data
are gathered
Turtle Lake ●
Dinosaur Badlands ●
● Where the train rides on track
● When water doesn’t run in a
Snake River ●
Old Baldly ●
Far Off Ocean ●
straight line
● An inland body of water
● A large salted body of water
between two continents
Far-From-Home Road ●
● A rounded-top hill
Mattland ●
● A large area like a town
and its surroundings
Burr-Berry farm ●
Buffalo Grasslands ●
● A vast plain where animals
graze
Pine Needle Railway Line ●
Mount Fang Weather Station ●
● A road lost in the mountains
● A place to keep livestock
● A sharp peak mountain range
Your turn to play: Find a creative name for those cool places.
● A zoo with African animals ______________________________________________
● A big waterfall ________________________________________________________
● A path in the forest ____________________________________________________
Little words to learn by heart
Attach the English word and its translation
une fois
loin
behind
few
chaque
each
derrière
once
septième
bientôt
instead
away
across
almost
before
entre
presque
upwards
between
quelques
seventh
plutôt
now
à travers
vers le haut
maintenant
both
along
soon
avant
les deux
le long de…