Noun, Verb, or Adjective Worksheets - 15 Worksheets Library - Free Printable

Let’s go through each sentence one by one. We need to figure out if the bold word is a noun, verb, or adjective.

Remember:
- A noun is a person, place, thing, or idea (like “dog,” “school,” “happiness”).
- A verb is an action or state of being (like “run,” “eat,” “is”).
- An adjective describes a noun — it tells us what kind, how many, or which one (like “red,” “big,” “sweet”).

Now let’s look at each sentence:

1. Look at the red bird.
→ “Red” tells us what color the bird is → that’s describing the bird → adjective

2. I want a sandwich.
→ “Sandwich” is a thing you can eat → noun

3. Roger fell down the stairs.
→ “Fell” is something Roger did — an action → verb

4. My mother is very kind.
→ “Mother” is a person → noun

5. That is a sweet puppy.
→ “Sweet” describes the puppy → adjective

6. Kenneth has big ears.
→ “Kenneth” is a person’s name → noun

7. Put milk on the list.
→ “Milk” is a thing → noun

8. Helen ate a waffle.
→ “Ate” is something Helen did — past tense of “eat” → verb

9. It is time for dinner.
→ “Dinner” is a meal — a thing → noun

10. It is a clear day.
→ “Clear” describes the day → adjective

11. The moon is full.
→ “Moon” is a thing in space → noun

12. George likes to sleep late.
→ “Likes” is something George does — his feeling or action → verb

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Final Answer:
1. adj
2. noun
3. verb
4. noun