Example: There are two bananas and an apple. Method: Singular means one. Select the noun which is only one in quantity. Answer: In the above sentence, bananas and apple are nouns but there is only one apple. Therefore, the answer is 'apple'.
Grades:
3
Example: 22
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Grades:
6
7-12
Example:
circle
Grades:
Pre-K
K
1
2
Example: Counting down from 3, which number comes next?
Start from 3 and count backwards (3, 2, 1, 0). The number that comes next is 2.
2
1
3
Grades:
K
Example:
Reduce 2:10 to its lowest terms
1:5
2:5
8:10
Grades:
6
7-12
Example:
4.5
5.2
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Grades:
4
5
Example: This is a book. Method: Figure out the noun that can be touched, heard, seen, smelled or tasted and select it. Answer: The noun in the above sentence is 'book'. Therefore, the answer is 'book'.
Grades:
3
4
Example: This is John. Method: Figure out which word is the name of a particular person, place or thing and select it. Answer: John. John is the name of a particular person. Therefore, it is a proper noun.
Grades:
2
3
Example: She sang a song. Method: Figure out and select the action word in the sentence. Answer: The action word in the above sentence is 'sang'. Therefore, the answer is 'sang'.
Grades:
2
Example:
Is this for me?
Personal Pronoun
Relative Pronoun
Neither
Grades:
4
7-12
Instructions: 1. Read the given statement. 2. If it is true, click TRUE, otherwise click FALSE.