In the sentence below, underline the common nouns once and the proper nouns twice. Above each noun write C if the noun is concrete or A if the noun is abstract.

It’s not about how you hit the baseball; it’s about your mental attitude.

In the sentence below, underline each intransitive verb once and underline each transitive verb twice. Example 1. I $\underline{\text{can}}$ hardly $\underline{\text{wait}}$ for opening night of our production of King Lear.

I was not in that play, but I helped the set designers on the weekends.

Underline all of the action verbs in the sentence below. Identify each verb by writing above it P if it expresses physical activity or M if it expresses mental activity.

He thought we were arriving at noon.

In the sentence below, identify each underlined word by writing above it A for adjective or P for pronoun.

Even $\underline{\text{those}}$ students who finished the test had many questions.

Underline the preposition(s) in the sentence. Example 1. Is this phone call $\underline{\text{about}}$ the book you lent me $\underline{\text{before}}$ the holidays?

Your shoe is beside the table.

Underline the interjections in the sentences. Example 1. $\underline{\text{Hey}}$! You stepped on my toe!

Oops! That’s too much ketchup!