Parts of Speech
Ms. Odim's hilarious jokes get me through English class.
adjective
Closing the door, Ms. Odim locked all of the late students out of the classroom.
verbal phrase
English is my favorite subject.
English is my favorite subject.
Fiddlesticks, I seem to have misplaced my book.
interjection
On the first day of school, Ms. Odim gave the new ninth graders too much homework.
independent clause
My name was written on my homework in three places.
My name was written on my homework in three places.
Ms. Odim's dog Rudi is super sassy-- she pretends to growl if you don't give her enough attention.
pronoun
By the end of class, Ms. Odim's students had successfully staged a rebellion against her ridiculous, too-much-homework-giving antics.
prepositional phrase
By the entrance of Ms. Odim's house sat an ugly lawn gnome.
By the entrance of Ms. Odim's house sat an ugly lawn gnome.
I heard that house off Albany Road is haunted.
preposition
The student couldn't buy a chai latte on the way to Algebra since they forgot their OneCard in the English building.
dependent clause
According to the school handbook, all Deerfield students must take four years of English.
According to the school handbook, all Deerfield students must take four years of English.
We often have too much homework
adverb
Ms. Odim, a hero without superpowers, has the lamest Achille's heel: she is afraid of the dark.
appositive phrase
Will Ms. Odim be giving us homework over Fall Family Weekend?
Will Ms. Odim be giving us homework over Fall Family Weekend?