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Grammar Sort — a parts of speech game

Read the sentence and look at the highlighted word: is it a noun, a verb, an adjective or an adverb? Start with nouns and verbs, then add adjectives and adverbs. Every sentence is checked so the answer is clear.

How to play Grammar Sort

  1. Choose Easy (noun or verb), Medium (+ adjective) or Hard (+ adverb).
  2. Read the sentence. One word is highlighted — decide what job it does in that sentence.
  3. Tap Noun, Verb, Adjective or Adverb. You see the right answer and a short reason at once.
  4. 10 sentences a round. Get all 10 right to earn the Grammar Guru badge.

What your child learns

Class 2 to 7 · ages 7–12

Grammar Sort is a parts of speech game: read a sentence and decide whether the highlighted word is a noun, verb, adjective or adverb. Because the word is always in a real sentence, children learn what job a word does — which is how parts of speech are tested in school.

Tips to get better at Grammar Sort

  1. Noun = a person, place or thing. Verb = an action or being (run, is). Adjective = describes a noun. Adverb = describes how, when or where.
  2. Ask a question: “What did she do?” finds the verb. “What kind?” finds the adjective.
  3. Read the reason after each answer — it is the quickest way to learn.

Skills it builds

  • ✓ Nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs
  • ✓ Reading words in context
  • ✓ Grammar for Class 2 to 6
Learn it: English Grammar MasteryLearn each part of speech with examples, practice and worksheets. Free lessons, badges and certificates.

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Grammar Sort — questions

What are the parts of speech?

The jobs words do in a sentence. A noun names a person, place, animal or thing (dog, Delhi). A verb is an action or doing word (run, ate). An adjective describes a noun (tall, sweet). An adverb tells how, when or how often something happens (slowly, tomorrow, always).

Can the same word be a different part of speech?

Yes — “brush” is a noun in “my brush” and a verb in “I brush my teeth”. That is why the game always shows the word inside a sentence. Look at what the word does there.

Which level is right for my child?

Easy (noun or verb) for Classes 2–3, Medium (+ adjective) for Classes 3–4, Hard (+ adverb) for Classes 4–6.

संज्ञा, क्रिया, विशेषण और क्रिया-विशेषण कैसे पहचानें?

संज्ञा (noun) नाम बताती है, क्रिया (verb) काम बताती है, विशेषण (adjective) संज्ञा के बारे में बताता है, और क्रिया-विशेषण (adverb) बताता है कि काम कैसे, कब या कितनी बार हुआ।

Can my child challenge a friend?

Yes. Signed-in players can share a link — the friend gets exactly the same 10 sentences.