Parts of Speech
I jogged around the yard.
verb
Go wash the dishes.
imperative
The defeated villain begged for mercy.
Noun Phrase
It is the east and Juliet is the sun.
Metaphor
What did Ms. Thompson buy this summer?
A 1930's House
The tall tree created a large shadow.
adjective
English is the worst subject ever!
Exclamatory
They finally found the cat under the porch.
Prepositional Phrase
I've told you a million times already to go wash the dishes.
hyperbole
This therapist is not available just because you want to see her.
Ms. Leslie
The cat slept under the porch.
preposition
I like long walks on the beach.
declarative or simple
It is important to get the right supplies for a hurricane.
Infinitive Phrase
The leaves whispered their secrets to me as I laid below them.
personification
Instrumental/Nothing with lyrics.
He confidently asked, "Would you go out on a date with me?"
adverb
I love the movie theatre, but I hate the price of a ticket.
Getting up in the morning is the hardest part of my day.
Gerund phrase.
My mom wouldn't get the PS5 because it costs an arm and a leg.
idiom
This place in the classroom is not for naps.
The Regulation Station/Calming Corner
interjection
Because the rain poured, I had trouble getting to my car.
Complex
Barack Obama, the former president of the United States, wrote the book A Promised Land.
Appositive Phrase
My Achilles' heel is a slice of chocolate cake.
allusion
The correct way of entering the classroom.
Quietly and calmly. Gather supplies and head to desk. Begin Bell Work.