Sentence Master English Writing Games

Monday, July 12, 2010

English Grammar Adjective Writing Exercises

These are some example sentences which require an adjective. You can select the most correct adjective from the adjective word cards to complete the sentences.

Please select the correct adjective to complete the sentence.

1. In general, music makes people (ADJECTIVES CARD 17).

2. Classic music is very (ADJECTIVES CARD 30), but sometimes makes me (ADJECTIVES CARD 32).

3. A lot of (ADJECTIVES CARD 3) people tend to listen to (ADJECTIVES CARD 13) songs.

4. It is very (ADJECTIVES CARD 9) to play musical instruments.

5. (ADJECTIVES CARD 9) music is usually interesting.

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Wednesday, September 2, 2009

Sentence Master English Writing Practice Challenges

Take the Sentence Master Challenge it's FUN, it's EASY, and it's FREE !!!

Sentence Master English Writing Practice Challenges are free to practice specific sentence construction skills for complete English sentences.

You can practice sentence writing with the following six card practice challenges.

This Sentence Master English Writing Practice Challenge # 1a has 6 word cards.

Players can use only one word from each of the 6 cards to total 6 words.

Scoring is one point for each word used in a complete sentence and a penalty of one point for each word not used or used incorrectly.

Players are allowed one entry for each challenge.

Players must provide their gender, age, city, nation, region, first language and their status as a student or teacher in their email. Your emails and addresses will not be disclosed, sold or given to any third parties. Good luck with your entry!!