Parts of Speech: Lexical Words | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

Correct or Incorrect? "Happiness" is a common, concrete, uncountable noun.

Incorrect! "Happiness" is an abstract noun.

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thief

Give points!

shark

Other team loses 10 points!

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shark

Other team loses 20 points!

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banana

Go to last place!

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ODD ONE OUT. Say which of these words is not an adverb: almost, occasionally, careful.

careful - adjective

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Correct or Incorrect? "Family" is a common, collective, countable noun.

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"Room" can be countable and non-countable. Provide an example for each case.

There is plenty of room in this car. / The hotel has 40 rooms.

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In the sentence "Bob enjoys spending time in the mountains", is "enjoys" a finite or non finite verb?

finite - It matches person, number and gender with the noun.

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ODD ONE OUT. Say which of these words is not an adverb: strange, last year, there

strange - adjective

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seesaw

Swap points!

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rocket

Go to first place!

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gift

Win 25 points!

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baam

Lose 20 points!

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lifesaver

Give 5 points!

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shark

Other team loses 20 points!

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gift

Win 15 points!

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lifesaver

Give 10 points!

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Mention one example of gender nouns.

Girl / boy

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Correct or incorrect? "Boy" is a common, non countable, concrete noun.

Incorrect. Boy is countable.

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Correct or incorrect? "Sugar" is a common, concrete, non-countable noun.

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Transitive or intransitive: Michael likes the burritos.

transitive

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boom

Lose 50 points!

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star

Double points!

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gift

Win 10 points!

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thief

Give points!

Build up a sentence using the adjective "funny" and add an intensifier or modifier.

My ex-boyfriend was extremely funny.

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In the sentence "Mark has travelled to Morocco twice", is "travelled" a finite and non-finite verb?

non-finite - past participle

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