This entry provides links to information about the correct usage of various parts of speech, complete with examples.

Choose the correct part of speech for the bolded word in each of these ten sentences. Answers can be self-checked upon completion.

Read a brief description of each part of speech and then take this interactive quiz to review all eight parts of speech by choosing the correct part of speech for the underlined word in each sentence. When all twelve questions have been...

Find the fool's gold by clicking and dragging the correct parts of speech into the box below the mine cars. Good luck!

Choose the correct word to match each of these five parts of speech. When finished, check the answers to receive a percentage score.

Choose the correct part of speech for eight different words. Check the answers, see a score, and correct any mistakes.

Ice scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream! Successfully name the correct parts of speech in the game and watch the ice cream scoops pile up.

Play three multi-level interactive games where the player moves Rusty Rat back and forth trying to catch common nouns, proper nouns, verbs, adjectives, or adverbs in a basket. Be sure to catch the correct part of speech because too many...

Shoot the space craft with the correct part of speech.

Useful, extensive site for the Spanish-speaking ELL. This grammar section focuses on use of the articles "a/an" and plurals. A variety of interactive, self-correction exercises are provided. A "Teacher's Lounge," section is available...

Game in which students practice recognizing correct verb forms and subject-verb agreement.

In this interactive quiz game, students will conjugate verbs correctly. Students will also have the opportunity to name given verb tenses in the questions that have higher point values. This game can be played with one team or several...

A grammar quiz consisting of fifty multiple choice questions about parts of speech, grammar usage, and more. After each questions, students are informed if the answer was correct or if they need to try again.

In this No Nonsense Grammar Collection, students explore a range of commonly taught grammar principles for elementary and middle schoolers with these short, fun videos and activities. From the difference between dependent and independent...

Help Word Shark find fish containing the correct part of speech.

In this exercise students, select the past correct past tense of irregular verbs. Questions can be viewed all at once, or one at a time.

[Free Registration/Login Required] This flipchart is a Parts of Speech student exercise. Students must correctly identify parts of speech and label them. Assessment pages evaluate the ability of students to identify a part of speech in...

Play fifteen different matching games with parts of speech, animal sounds, and categories. Play each game by dragging and dropping matching words. When finished, answers can be checked and corrected. Once all answers are correct, a...

Answer ten true or false questions about various grammar rules and parts of speech. A percentage score and correct answers are available upon completion.

[Free Registration/Login Required] Teaching nouns to students involves more than a brief explanation! This flipchart applies correct principles of grammar, parts of speech, and usage and mechanics in an entertaining and easy to use fashion.

A great tutorial on the use of the pronouns, "who" and "whom," which are often confused. Many examples are given as are fool-proof ways to check whether the correct one is being used.

This site from The Internet TESL Journal provides a ten question (English as a second language) tutorial. This test site presents a complete sentence and asks whether there is a correct or incorrect usage of prepositions. Part of a...

[Free Registration/Login Required] Students will choose the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence.

This site from The Internet TESL Journal was developed for students for whom English is a second language (ESL), this is a fairly basic test site that asks for the missing preposition from a complete sentence. Provides correct answers....