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Parts of Speech
Parts of Speech
Parts of Speech Examples
Sentences
Sentences
100
A person, place, thing, or idea.
What is a noun?
100
Takes the place of a noun.
What is a pronoun?
100
pretty, silly, smart, blue, cold, hard, wooden, smooth
What are adjectives?
100

What is the pronoun in the following sentence: 

Who are they?

100
What is the noun in the sentence below: My mom took me to Mcdonalds today to get brown ice cream.
What is Mcdonalds?
200
An action... You can DO it!
What is a verb?
200
These words are used to separate two other words or phrases: for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
What are conjunctions?
200
boy, pencil, school, McDonald's, book, teacher
What are nouns?
200
What is the adjective in the sentence below: The strong athlete helped his team win the game.
What is strong?
200
What is the adjective in the sentence below: You are an amazing student!
What is amazing?
300
Describes nouns and pronouns.
What is an adjective?
300
These words are used to show extreme emotion. They can stand alone as a one-word sentence: Wow! Eek! Yikes!
What are interjections?
300
Wow! Yikes! Eek! Dang!
What are interjections?
300
What is the noun in the following sentence: My dad loves to read.
What is dad?
300
What is the interjection in the sentence below: Oops! I forgot to do my homework last night.
What is oops!
400
Describes a verb, adjective, or adverb
What is an adverb?
400
This is the job of a preposition...
to show a relationship
400

I, you, he, she, they, it, we, them, us (and others)

What are pronouns?

400
What is the pronoun in the sentence below: She was absent from school today.
What is she?
400
What is the adverb in the sentence below: After running three miles, I could barely move
What is barely?
500

Used instead of a noun.

What is a pronoun?

500
This is the job of an adjective...
What is to describe a noun or pronoun
500
for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
What are conjunctions?
500
What is the conjunction in the sentence below: I want to play outside today, but it is raining.
What is but?
500
What is the adjective in the sentence below: I went to summer camp last year.
What is summer?