In which person is the following sentence?

You are doing so well in school.

In which person is the following sentence?

I really enjoy reading in the afternoon.

In which person is the following sentence?

We went to the beach yesterday.

In which person is the following sentence?

Maria ate the whole chocolate cake.

In which person is the following sentence?

They were the prettiest butterflies in the garden.

In which person is the following sentence?

We will study for our assessments.

Which is the subject in the following sentence?

The dog was barking at the little boy.

Which is the subject in the following sentence?

The girl wanted to get good grades, so she studied every day.

Which is the subject in the following sentence?

The books were full of dust.

What TENSE is this sentence in?

She will cook something delicious to eat.

What TENSE is this sentence in?

I am building a birdhouse from wood.

What TENSE is this sentence in?

We cleaned the kitchen.

Which of these is an IMPERATIVE verb?

Choose the correct homophone for the following sentence:

I saw a dolphin and ______ baby swimming in the ocean.

Choose the correct homophone for the following sentence:

_______ very cold outside, so get your coat.

Choose the correct homophone for the following sentence:

Our neighbours lost ________ dog. They are offering a reward. 

Choose the correct homophone for the following sentence:

___________  so many interesting planets to study!

Choose the correct homophone for the following sentence:

________are we going to go this weekend?

Choose the correct possessive noun.

The _______ dish was empty.

Choose the correct possessive noun.

My _______ leg was hurt.

Choose the correct PLURAL possessive noun.

I have three cats. The_________ beds are in front of the chimney.

Choose the correct PLURAL possessive noun.

The __________ toys were all over the floor.

Choose the correct PLURAL possessive noun.

The __________ books were in their cubbies.

Which is the subject of the sentence:

I will study space.

Which is the subject of the sentence:

Fern watched Wilbur lovingly.

Which is the object of the sentence:

Fern watched Wilbur lovingly.

The adverb, gently, is an adverb of

The adverb, earlier, is an adverb of