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Noun
A person, place, thing or idea. The naming words.
e.g. the dog · my city · happiness
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Read the sentence, look at the gold word, and pick what kind of word it is. 25 carefully-crafted questions with tricky spots. Get it wrong? We'll explain why — and sign the answer in ISL.
Tap a word to pick it up, then tap a basket to drop it. 100-word bank, 9 new words each round — endless practice.
Quick warm-up: 3 nouns, 3 verbs, 3 adjectives. No timer — take your time.
Tap each word that names a person, place, thing, or idea. Tap a non-noun and it's a strike. 100 sentences await — find them all to win the round.
No timer. No pressure. Read each sentence, pick the right tense, and build accuracy across 30 carefully-crafted sentences. Skip when you want.
Adverbs describe verbs — usually telling you how, when, or where. Click the one adverb hiding in each sentence. 50 rounds.
Prepositions show where, when, or how things relate. Read the sentence and pick the preposition that fits. 25 rounds, no two the same.
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Read a sentence, pick what kind of word the highlighted one is. Includes tricky words.
● LiveDrop words into the right basket — noun, verb, or adjective.
● LiveFind every noun hiding in the sentence. 3 strikes and you're out.
● LivePast, present or future — no timer. Take your time, build your accuracy.
● LiveClick the one adverb hiding in each sentence.
● LiveFill the gap with the right tiny word — in, on, under, between…
Every English word does one of these eight jobs. Learn the job, and the sentence makes sense.
A person, place, thing or idea. The naming words.
An action or a state of being. The doing words.
Describes a noun. Which one, what kind, how many.
Describes a verb, adjective, or another adverb.
A word that takes the place of a noun.
Shows the relationship between a noun and another word.
Joins words, phrases, or clauses together.
A short word that expresses sudden feeling.
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