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Part of speech that names a person, place, thing, or idea

Noun

100

Part of speech that takes the place of a noun

Pronoun
100

Part of speech that connects words

Conjunction

100

Part of speech that shows strong emotions

Interjection

100

Part of speech that describes nouns

Adjective
200

what part of speech

HE ran to his truck.

Pronoun

200

what part of speech

The YOUNG man ran out the door.

Adjective

200

what part of speech

The truck is green AND big.

Conjunction

200

what part of speech

The truck IS new.

Verb (linking)

200

what part of speech

He BOUGHT it last week.

Verb (action)

300

Adverb or Adjective (and what word does it describe)

The YELLOW flowers are blooming.

Adjective (describes flowers)

300

Adverb or Adjective (and what word it describes)

The flowers ALWAYS bloom during the spring.

Adverb (bloom)

300

Adverb or Adjective (and what word it describes)

My favorite flowers are THE daffodils.

Adjective (article) (daffodils)

300

Adverb or Adjective (and what word it describes)

My mom planted them last MONTH.

Adverb (planted)

300

Adverb or Adjective (and what word it describes)

She loves to watch THE flowers grow.

Adjective (article) (flowers)

400

What kind of verb?

He SLEPT in a tent.

Action Verb

400

What kind of verb?

The soup WAS delicious.

Linking Verb

400

What kind of verb?

The kid FELL off the slide.

Action Verb

400

What kind of verb?

The class HAD worked ahead.

Helping Verb

400

What kind of verb?

The car HAD run out of gas.

Helping Verb

500

What are the three kinds of verbs

Linking Verbs, Helping Verbs, Action Verbs

500

What are the two kinds of conjunctions?

Coordinating Conjunctions and Subordinating Conjunctions

500

What are the two kinds of nouns?

Common Noun and Proper Noun

500

What is the difference between a proper noun and a common noun?

proper - specific to one thing

common - general about things

500

Name the 8 parts of speech.

Noun, Pronoun, Adverb, Adjective, Preposition, Conjunction, Interjection, Verb

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