A word that describes a state of doing, having or being
A word that describes how an action is being done
A word that describes a noun
Question 6
Question
Verbs can be active, being done by the person, animal etc. . or they can be passive, being done to or experienced by the person, animal etc. . Choose from the drop-down menus to correctly label the verbs in these sentences as either active or passive.
Choose the adverb from the drop-down menus that most vividly describe the verb in each sentence.
1) I laid out the new halyard on deck, flaking it [blank_start]neatly[blank_end] so there were no twists.
2) She threw her arms around her friend, kissed her [blank_start]extravagantly[blank_end], and then ran home.
3) She danced [blank_start]ecstatically[blank_end]
4) My thoughts raced [blank_start]madly.[blank_end]
5) I felt my head spin [blank_start]giddily[blank_end] to the point of fainting.
Extra detail can be added to nouns to create noun phrases. These make writing more interesting. To create noun phrases you need to start with a noun and then add adjectives in front of the noun to describe it. Noun phrases can be extended further by adding phrases after the noun that start with a preposition.
For each of the nouns listed, drag and drop an adjective in front and a phrases after to create an extended noun phrase.