Parts of Speech
Parts of Speech
Parts of Speech
Parts of speech
Parts of Speech
100

The word "teacher" is an example of what part of speech  

noun 

100

If you say someone is angry... you are using a description. What part of speech describes nouns? 

an adjective

100

Which part of speech shows relationships between words in a sentence?

Prepositions 

100

"to skip", "to leave", and "to talk" are examples of what...  

verbs (infinitives) 

100

purple is an example of what... 

adjective 

200

Which part of speech do you use when you need to join clauses, sentences, or words 

conjunction 

200

Is this sentence a complete sentence? 

Ms. Schwerin's class is fun

NO! There is no punctuation. 

200

Is this sentence a complete sentence? 

Jimmy Johns has the best sandwiches. 

Yes. 

200

and , or , so , because are examples of...

conjunctions 

200

True or False: In order for a sentence to be complete, it has to make sense. 

True

300

Is this a complete sentence? 

Because of you. 

No. It is a dependent clause.  

300

What part of speech is used to show strong expressions of feelings?

Interjections 

300

he, I, his, she, her, they, their, them are examples of...

pronouns 

300

What does a sentence have to start with in order to be complete? 

A capital letter 

300

True or False: 

"Go!" is considered a sentence.  

True. It is called one-word sentence in which the subject is implied. 

400

What part of speech helps to convey emotions with expressions? 

interjections  

400

What part of speech is used to replace nouns?

Pronouns

400

Which part of speech shows actions?

verbs

400

What does a sentence have to end with in order to be a complete sentence? 

punctuation 

400

Which part of speech is used as modifier of adjective? 

Adverb

500

he drove quickly... Quickly is an example of ...

an adverb 

500

the, a, an are all examples of... 

articles 

500

What is the past tense of the verb "read"? 

read (pronounced as /red/)

500

True or False: A simple sentence must have an adverb in order to be complete. 

False. You can form a sentence even without an adverb.  

500

Aha! Gosh! Wow! Ouch! ...are all examples of ... 

Interjections 

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