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Basic Grammar Detective: Finding Nouns and Verbs

Basic Grammar Detective: Finding Nouns and Verbs

A2 Quiz 11 sentences
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Learn to spot the two essential parts of a sentence—nouns and verbs—with fun, short examples!

What is a noun?

In a sentence, a cat can be the subject, the one doing the action. The dog often runs around the yard. We also see places like a house or a tree mentioned. These words name people, animals, or things.

What is a verb?

The action in a sentence is shown by a run or a jump. When you eat breakfast, you use a verb. You can also write a story with a verb. Verbs tell us what happens.

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  1. 1The cat sleeps on the mat. Which word is a noun?

    cat is the name of an animal, a noun.

  2. 2The dog runs fast. Which word is a verb?

    runs shows the action, so it is a verb.

  3. 3A small house stands near a big tree. Which word is a noun?

    house names a place, a noun.

  4. 4She writes a letter every day. Which word is a verb?

    writes tells what she does, so it is a verb.

  5. 5The tree grows tall. Which word is a noun?

    tree is a thing, a noun.