Mad Lib

One (adjective) afternoon, I was (verb-ing) past a (noun) when I saw a crazed (noun) with rabies running around the (noun) so I screamed (interjection)! After seeing this (adjective) sight I (verb) away as fast as I could which caused it to (verb) me! I was so (adjective) I almost (verb-ed). I (verb-ed) 911 as (adverb) as I could. Once the (plural noun) came I told them what happened they told me I was (adjective) to survive. After that I went to my (noun-persons) house for some food, we had some delicious (noun). The next day when I went to school all the (plural noun) listened to my story in disbelief, thy never thought a (noun) like me would survive that. Later that day I started not to feel well so I went to my (noun) for rest it was a (adjective) nap!


1.adjective
2.verb-ing
3.noun
4.noun
5.noun
6.interjection
7.adjective
8.verb
9.verb
10.adjective
11.verb-ed
12.verb-ed
13.adverb
14.plural noun
15.adjective
16.noun-person
17.noun
18.plural noun
19.noun
20.noun
21.adjective

Parts of Speech

        Hey guys, my teacher is making me write a blog about grammar so I decided I will try to make it interesting for you. I will start with the easy ones, here we go.

        Noun: a person place or thing, for example a comb, Nicki Minaj or McDonald's. 

Verb: action words some examples of this are talk, run , or scream (cause Justin Bieber just tweeted you back). Not that I would want him to!

Adjective: describes a noun. Some adjectives are pretty, stinky and short.

        Okay, now they are going to get a bit harder, so hold on to your britches!

Pronoun: replaces a noun, a few examples are their, them, his, her, and I.

Adverb: explain how, when or where something is done. Examples; swiftly, slowly, crazily and sideways.  

Interjection: expresses emotion, like OUCH! or SUN OF A BISCUIT! and so on. 

Conjunctions: joins to words together, because, but or and.

Preposition: goes before a noun or pronoun to join it with the rest of the sentence.Examples are under, above, with and at.

       Last but not least (we don't want any parts of speech to feel sad). Article! The examples to this are the, an, than and a.

      Well, that's all for now, bye!