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What is the plural of 'cat'?

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Choose the verb in this sentence: The dog runs fast.

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Which word is a noun?

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What is the opposite of 'big'?

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Which sentence is a question?

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Which word is a color?

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Which word should start with a capital letter?

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What is a sentence?

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Which word is a verb?

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Which sentence ends with a question mark?

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Most English plurals add an 's' or 'es' for more than one cat.

A verb shows action; 'runs' tells what the dog does.

Nouns name things; 'apple' is a thing you can eat.

Antonyms are opposites; 'small' is the opposite of 'big'.

Questions begin with a question word or do/have as helpers; 'Are you coming...' asks something.

Colors describe how things look; 'blue' is a color.

Names of places are proper nouns and start with capital letters.

A sentence has a subject and a verb and ends with punctuation.

Verbs show action; 'write' is an action word.

Questions end with a question mark.

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