Parts of Speech
Parts of Speech Examples
Subject & Predicates
Subject & Predicates 2
Definitions
100

A person place thing or idea

What is a noun

100

desk, tree, dog, person, computer, game, pencil

What is a noun (common nouns)

100

Simple Subject: The angry teacher yelled loudly at her wonderful students.

What is teacher

100

Simple Subject: The beautiful sunlight shone brightly through the bedroom window.

What is sunlight

100

a word or phrase that modifies or qualifies an adjective, verb, or other adverb or a word group, expressing a relation of place, time, circumstance, manner, cause, degree,


Ex.) often, never, generally, briefly, bitterly

What is an adverb

200

A word or phrase naming an attribute that modifies or describes a noun.

What is an Adjective

200

blue, green, red, smelly, tall, thin, fast, hungry.

What are adjectives

200

Complete Subject: The angry teacher yelled loudly at her wonderful students.

What is the angry teacher

200

Complete Subject: The beautiful sunlight shone brightly through the bedroom window.

What is The beautiful sunlight

200

a figure, symbol, or group of these denoting a number.


Ex.) three, five, 10, V VII, X

What is a numeral

300

A word used to describe an action

What is a verb

300

walk, walked, walking, run, ran, running

What are verbs

300

Simple Predicate: The angry teacher yelled loudly at her wonderful students.

What is yelled

300

Simple Predicate: The beautiful sunlight shone brightly through the bedroom window.

What is shone

300

a word that can function by itself as a noun phrase and that refers either to the participants in the discourse or to someone or something mentioned elsewhere in the discourse.


Ex.) I, You, We, Jerry, The Washington Monument

What is a pronoun

400

This term (part of speech) forms the main part of the predicate in a sentence

What is a verb

400

Identify the nouns in this sentence.  the man walked along the river and collected flat stones.

What are man, river, stones.

400

Complete Predicate: The angry teacher yelled loudly at her wonderful students.

What is yelled loudly at her wonderful students

400

Complete Predicate: The beautiful sunlight shone brightly through the bedroom window.

What is shone brightly through the bedroom window

400

a word governing, and usually preceding, a noun or pronoun and expressing a relation to another word or element in the clause

Ex.) to, into, at,  for since,

Ex.2) She drove to the house

What is a preposition

500

This type of noun can be perceived with the senses

What is a concrete noun

500

identify the verbs in the following sentence. The man ran towards his house, then a dog chased him.

What are ran and chased

500

Complete Subject: The bright white clock ticked loudly on the classroom wall.

What is the bright white clock.

500

Complete Predicate: The bright white clock ticked loudly on the classroom wall.

What is ticked loudly on the classroom wall.

500

a word used to connect clauses or sentences or to coordinate words in the same clause.

Ex.) And, but, or, yet

Ex.2) I tried to hit the nail, but hit my thumb instead

What is a conjunction

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