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Foreword: To the Student and Parent/Teacher
Introduction: To Those Grammarians Among Us
Instructions: How to Complete the Lessons
Module 1: Word and Phrase Patterns
Lesson 1-1: Verb Identification
Lesson 1-2: Verb Identification (Continued)
Lesson 1-3: Verb Identification (Continued)
Lesson 1-4: Verb Identification (Continued)
Lesson 1-5: Verb Identification (Continued)
Lesson 1-6: Action versus State-of-being Verbs
Lesson 1-7: Verb Identification
Lesson 1-8: Verb Phrase Identification
Lesson 1-9: Verb Phrase Identification (Continued)
Lesson 1-10: Verb Phrase Identification (Continued)
Lesson 1-11: Verb Phrase Identification (Continued)
Lesson 1-12: Verb Phrase Identification (Continued)
Lesson 1-13: Verb and Verb Phrase Identification
Lesson 1-14: Verb and Verb Phrase Identification (Continued)
Lesson 1-15: Noun Identification
Lesson 1-16: Pronoun Identification
Lesson 1-17: Subject Identification
Lesson 1-18: Subject Identification (Continued)
Lesson 1-19: Subject Identification (Continued)
Lesson 1-20: Subject Identification (Continued)
Lesson 1-21: Subject Identification (Continued)
Lesson 1-22: Subject Identification (Continued)
Lesson 1-23: Subject Identification (Continued)
Lesson 1-24: Compound Verbs
Lesson 1-25: Compound Verbs (Continued)
Lesson 1-26: Compound Verbs (Continued)
Lesson 1-27: Compound Subjects
Lesson 1-28: Compound Subjects (Continued)
Lesson 1-29: Adjective Identification
Lesson 1-30: Adjective Identification (Continued)
Lesson 1-31: Adjective Identification (Continued)
Lesson 1-32: Adjective Identification (Continued)
Lesson 1-33: Comparing With Adjectives
Lesson 1-34: Comparing With Adjectives (Continued)
Lesson 1-35: Adverb Identification
Lesson 1-36: Adverb Identification (Continued)
Lesson 1-37: Adverb Identification (Continued)
Lesson 1-38: Adverb Identification (Continued)
Quiz 1-39: Cumulative Review
Lesson 1-40: Prepositional Phrase Identification
Lesson 1-41: Prepositional Phrase Identification (Continued)
Lesson 1-42: Prepositional Phrase Identification (Continued)
Lesson 1-43: Prepositional Phrases as Adjectives
Lesson 1-44: Prepositional Phrases as Adjectives (Continued)
Lesson 1-45: Prepositional Phrases as Adverbs
Lesson 1-46: Prepositional Phrases as Adverbs (Continued)
Lesson 1-47: Adjective and Adverbial Phrases
Lesson 1-48: Adjective and Adverbial Phrases (Continued)
Lesson 1-49: Adjective and Adverbial Phrases (Continued)
Quiz 1-50: Cumulative Review
Lesson 1-51: Phrases Hiding Subjects
Lesson 1-52: Prepositions Acting Out as Verbs
Lesson 1-53: Prepositions Acting Out as Verbs (Continued)
Lesson 1-54: Adverbs Modifying Adjectives
Lesson 1-55: Adverbs Modifying Other Adverbs
Quiz 1-56: Cumulative Review
Exercise 1-57: Module 1 Self-Test
Module 2: Clause Patterns
Module 3: Verb Tense and Verbal Patterns
Module 4: Verb Forms and Sentence Patterns
Module 5: Punctuation and Capitalization
Module 6: Supplement - Troublesome Words
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English Grammar
A
djective Identification (Continued)
Lesson 1-31
Comments:
Prompt:
As we have found, Adjectives are descriptive words to include the articles: the, a, an. As single words, adjectives usually go before the noun or pronoun they modify.
Directions:
Read each sentence below and click to select each adjective in each sentence. Include all articles.
1.
The
long
winding
road
stretched
out
in
front
of
us
.
2.
Blue
skies
and
green
forests
greeted
the
people
.
3.
Rolling
brown
hills
and
the
black
asphalt
road
could
be
seen
for
miles
.
4.
Majestic
white
thunder
clouds
could
be
seen
above
the
rugged
horizon
line
.
5.
The
bluish
snow-capped
mountains
could
be
seen
fifty
miles
ahead
.
6.
We
had
a
fleeting
glance
at
the
white-rumped
antelope
.
7.
Flying
insects
impacted
our
spotted
windshield
.
8.
Using
soapy
warm
water
,
we
were
able
to
clean
off
the
insect-encrusted
windshield
.
9.
The
three-week
road
trip
left
us
with
many
treasured
memories
.
10.
The
gas
and
food
signs
marked
our
progress
on
the
highway
.
11.
Desert
cactus
and
volcanic
rock
greeted
us
as
we
arrived
.
12.
The
red
,
blue
,
and
gold
colors
of
the
California
desert
fascinated
us
.
13.
The
white
foamy
surf
at
the
beach
delighted
us
.
14.
Off-shore
islands
could
be
seen
.
Note:
In the following sentences an adjective follows the noun. Can you find it?
15.
Brenda
is
beautiful
.
16.
Jack
seems
nice
.
17.
Dinner
smells
good
.
18.
They
are
exceptional
.
19.
Jalapenos
are
hot
.
20.
We
were
happy
.