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Telling Parts of Sentences
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Telling What Something Is Like Quiz
1.
What is the telling part of “The soup is hot.”?
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hot
soup is hot
The soup
is hot
2.
A telling part always has to tell about an action.
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True
False
3.
In “My shoes are wet.” what does the telling part tell you?
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what the shoes are like
how many shoes there are in the pair
who owns the shoes
what the shoes do
4.
Choose the two sentences whose telling part tells what something is like.
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The pot is hot.
The bird flies away.
Leo runs fast.
My hands are cold.
5.
Ava says “The soup is hot.” has no telling part because nothing happens in it. Why is she wrong?
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The words “is hot” tell what the soup is like so they are the telling part.
The sentence has no naming part either so nothing can be right about it.
The word soup is really the telling part of that sentence.
She is correct because a group of words with no action cannot be a sentence.
