Parts of Speech
A word that represents a person, place, or thing
Noun
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2
Two
Me and him went to the store.
He and I
People remain fascinated by the idea of strange creatures exist in our midst.
existing
An action word or a word that shows a state of being
Verb
Used to separate items in a list
comma
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Belonging to them
Their
we live in griffin, georgia.
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Capitalize: We, Griffin, Georgia
The original Bigfoot prints were revealed to be a hoax after children of the prankster confirmed after his death in 2002 that it is a joke.
was
Describes or modifies a noun
Adjective
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Apostrophe
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it is (contraction form)
it's
Wait did you hear that!
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Comma after wait
Question mark at end
One source states, Unlike UFOs, Bigfoot sightings are not just limited to a certain segment of the population.
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Quotes around "Unlike... population."
Word used to replace a noun
pronoun
Used to set off non-essential information
Parentheses
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They are (contraction form)
They're
I like pizza, it's delicious!
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Change comma to period (or semicolon)
Some in the media acknowledge that they don’t really believe Bigfoot is out there, but they keep publishing stories and photos because they get big audiences.
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A word used to modify an adjective or verb
Adverb
Used to join two complete sentences together
Semicolon
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Belonging to you
Your
The group of students in the back are talking too much.
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Over the years, Bigfoot sightings has been reported by every U.S. state except Hawaii.
have