Grammar Parts of Speech Practice

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Help your students master nouns, verbs, and adjectives with these parts of speech worksheets. Each page features 15 sentences where kids must identify the bolded word. It is a perfect standard-level grammar review for second and third graders.

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Grammar Parts of Speech Practice

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Read each sentence carefully and identify whether the bold word is a noun, verb, or adjective.

Identify — Standard
Name: ______________________Date: ____________
Read each sentence. Look at the word in bold. On the line, write N for noun, V for verb, or ADJ for adjective.
1.A sweet cookie is on the tray.
2.Grandpa fixed the broken bicycle in the driveway.
3.The cozy blanket kept the baby warm all night.
4.The village lay quietly beneath the falling snow.
5.Sleepy owls hooted from the ancient tree.
6.She discovered a shiny coin under the rug.
7.The children whispered during the assembly.
8.I run to the fence.
9.A gray squirrel climbed the tall oak tree.
10.A friendly farmer waved from his red tractor.
11.The mountain looked huge against the morning sky.
12.Mom bakes fresh bread.
13.The soft blanket feels warm.
14.The team celebrated after the final game.
15.The bumpy road made the wagon rattle.

More practice identifying parts of speech in everyday sentences.

Identify — Standard
Name: ______________________Date: ____________
Read each sentence. Look at the word in bold. On the line, write N for noun, V for verb, or ADJ for adjective.
1.The mountain looked huge against the morning sky.
2.The team celebrated after the final game.
3.The library has hundreds of colorful books.
4.I run to the fence.
5.Grandpa fixed the broken bicycle in the driveway.
6.The village lay quietly beneath the falling snow.
7.The wobbly tower of blocks finally fell over.
8.The soft blanket feels warm.
9.A red apple sits on the plate.
10.The bumpy road made the wagon rattle.
11.The kids laugh at the joke.
12.A red balloon floats up.
13.The baby loves her toy.
14.A tall giraffe eats leaves.
15.The dog barks loudly.

Keep up the great work by labeling the bold words as nouns, verbs, or adjectives.

Identify — Standard
Name: ______________________Date: ____________
Read each sentence. Look at the word in bold. On the line, write N for noun, V for verb, or ADJ for adjective.
1.The frog swims in the pond.
2.The soft blanket feels warm.
3.The curious kitten watched the butterfly in the garden.
4.The bumpy road made the wagon rattle.
5.A friendly farmer waved from his red tractor.
6.We play at the park.
7.A red balloon floats up.
8.A tiny mouse hides here.
9.The chef stirred the bubbling soup carefully.
10.The teacher reads a book.
11.The village lay quietly beneath the falling snow.
12.A gray squirrel climbed the tall oak tree.
13.She discovered a shiny coin under the rug.
14.The gigantic elephant sprayed water from its trunk.
15.The cozy blanket kept the baby warm all night.

Challenge your grammar skills with another set of mixed parts of speech.

Identify — Standard
Name: ______________________Date: ____________
Read each sentence. Look at the word in bold. On the line, write N for noun, V for verb, or ADJ for adjective.
1.Grandpa fixed the broken bicycle in the driveway.
2.The happy dog wags its tail.
3.She jumps over the puddle.
4.The wobbly tower of blocks finally fell over.
5.A sweet cookie is on the tray.
6.The rabbit hops in the yard.
7.The kids laugh at the joke.
8.My little brother giggles at silly cartoons.
9.A friendly farmer waved from his red tractor.
10.A tiny mouse hides here.
11.I run to the fence.
12.The chef stirred the bubbling soup carefully.
13.Waves crashed against the rocky shore all night.
14.A spicy pepper made his eyes water.
15.The gigantic elephant sprayed water from its trunk.

A final grammar challenge to solidify your understanding of nouns, verbs, and adjectives.

Identify — Standard
Name: ______________________Date: ____________
Read each sentence. Look at the word in bold. On the line, write N for noun, V for verb, or ADJ for adjective.
1.The chef stirred the bubbling soup carefully.
2.A curious puppy sniffed the wooden fence.
3.Sleepy owls hooted from the ancient tree.
4.Birds sing in the tree.
5.A cheerful crowd gathered at the park.
6.The cozy blanket kept the baby warm all night.
7.She discovered a shiny coin under the rug.
8.The village lay quietly beneath the falling snow.
9.The kids laugh at the joke.
10.The happy dog wags its tail.
11.Mom bakes fresh bread.
12.The dog barks loudly.
13.Waves crashed against the rocky shore all night.
14.The mountain looked huge against the morning sky.
15.The bus stops at school.

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