adverbDescribes averb,adjective, oranotheradverb.nounA person,place,thing, oridea.prepositionShows therelationshipbetween anoun andanother word.capitalizationUse at thebeginning of asentence andfor propernouns.conjunctionJoins words,phrases, orclausestogether.commonnounA generalname for aperson,place, orthing.run-onsentenceTwo or moresentencesjoined togetherwithout properpunctuation.pluralnounNames morethan oneperson,place, orthing.apostropheUsed toshowownership orto makecontractions.questionmarkUsed atthe end ofaquestion.exclamationpointUsed at the endof a sentenceshowingexcitement orstrong feeling.adjectiveA wordthatdescribesa noun.compoundsentenceTwo simplesentencesjoined by aconjunction.commaUsed toseparate itemsin a list or afteran introductoryword.simplesentenceA completethought withone subjectand onepredicate.quotationmarksShow theexact wordssomeone isspeaking.predicateTells whatthesubjectdoes or is.possessivenounShowsownership,often usinganapostrophe.propernounNames aspecific person,place, or thingand needs acapital letter.fragmentA group ofwordsmissing asubject orpredicate.interjectionShowsstrongfeeling oremotion.verbShows anaction ora state ofbeing.periodUsed at theend of astatement orcommand.subjectTells whoor what thesentenceis about.adverbDescribes averb,adjective, oranotheradverb.nounA person,place,thing, oridea.prepositionShows therelationshipbetween anoun andanother word.capitalizationUse at thebeginning of asentence andfor propernouns.conjunctionJoins words,phrases, orclausestogether.commonnounA generalname for aperson,place, orthing.run-onsentenceTwo or moresentencesjoined togetherwithout properpunctuation.pluralnounNames morethan oneperson,place, orthing.apostropheUsed toshowownership orto makecontractions.questionmarkUsed atthe end ofaquestion.exclamationpointUsed at the endof a sentenceshowingexcitement orstrong feeling.adjectiveA wordthatdescribesa noun.compoundsentenceTwo simplesentencesjoined by aconjunction.commaUsed toseparate itemsin a list or afteran introductoryword.simplesentenceA completethought withone subjectand onepredicate.quotationmarksShow theexact wordssomeone isspeaking.predicateTells whatthesubjectdoes or is.possessivenounShowsownership,often usinganapostrophe.propernounNames aspecific person,place, or thingand needs acapital letter.fragmentA group ofwordsmissing asubject orpredicate.interjectionShowsstrongfeeling oremotion.verbShows anaction ora state ofbeing.periodUsed at theend of astatement orcommand.subjectTells whoor what thesentenceis about.

GRAMMAR - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Describes a verb, adjective, or another adverb.
    adverb
  2. A person, place, thing, or idea.
    noun
  3. Shows the relationship between a noun and another word.
    preposition
  4. Use at the beginning of a sentence and for proper nouns.
    capitalization
  5. Joins words, phrases, or clauses together.
    conjunction
  6. A general name for a person, place, or thing.
    common noun
  7. Two or more sentences joined together without proper punctuation.
    run-on sentence
  8. Names more than one person, place, or thing.
    plural noun
  9. Used to show ownership or to make contractions.
    apostrophe
  10. Used at the end of a question.
    question mark
  11. Used at the end of a sentence showing excitement or strong feeling.
    exclamation point
  12. A word that describes a noun.
    adjective
  13. Two simple sentences joined by a conjunction.
    compound sentence
  14. Used to separate items in a list or after an introductory word.
    comma
  15. A complete thought with one subject and one predicate.
    simple sentence
  16. Show the exact words someone is speaking.
    quotation marks
  17. Tells what the subject does or is.
    predicate
  18. Shows ownership, often using an apostrophe.
    possessive noun
  19. Names a specific person, place, or thing and needs a capital letter.
    proper noun
  20. A group of words missing a subject or predicate.
    fragment
  21. Shows strong feeling or emotion.
    interjection
  22. Shows an action or a state of being.
    verb
  23. Used at the end of a statement or command.
    period
  24. Tells who or what the sentence is about.
    subject