Identifying Parts of Speech

Noun

100

The girl sat on the lawn.

(Name 2 nouns)

Girl, lawn

200

The worst experience is listening to the President drone on and on.

(Name both nouns)

experience, President

300

My family wants to visit Mt. Rushmore.

(Name both of the nouns)

family, Mt. Rushmore

400

Jay killed Carson in the conservatory with the candlestick.

(Name ALL 4 of the nouns)

Jay, Carson, conservatory, candlestick

500

Grief and despair were all that could be found.

(Name ALL of the nouns and tell which type they are )

Grief, despair; abstract 

Verb

100

Maka likes to sing along to her albums.

(Name both of the verbs)

likes, sing

200

Armani enjoys making art as a way to relax.

(Name ALL 3 of the verbs)

enjoys, making, relax

300

The sorcerer cursed him to roam the earth eternally.

(Name both of the verbs)

cursed, roam

400

I wonder if life exists on other planets.

(Name both of the verbs)

wonder, exists

500

Jared changes his major, but will he amend his consciousness? (Name both of the verbs)

changes, amend

Adjective

100

Beware the big green creature!

(Name both of the adjectives)

big, green

200

There is a goofy kid in the hall.

(Name the adjective)

goofy

300

I will give you three minutes to comply.

(Name the adjectives)

three

400

My cat, Colby, sleeps on a tattered woolen sweater.

(Name both of the adjectives)

tattered, woolen

500

Caden's dedicated and tireless efforts led his team to victory.

(Name ALL of the adjectives)

dedicated, tireless

Adverb

100

Kai complained loudly.

(Name ALL of the adverbs)

loudly

200

Lusiano completed his schoolwork eagerly.

(Name ALL of the adverbs)

eagerly

300

The students have always loved their English class.

(Name ALL of the adverbs)

always

400

Mr. Albios wrote the notes very neatly.

(Name ALL of the adverbs)

very, neatly

500

Ms. Close is shouting entirely too loudly.

(Name ALL 3 of the adverbs)

entirely, too, loudly

Conjunction

100

Mama forbade Jusyce from dating SJ, for she feared he might be endangering himself.

(Name the conjunction and its type)

for; coordinating 

200

She was very smart, but she was overly dramatic.

(Name the conjunction and its type)

But

300

I went to school hungry because I woke up late.

(Name the conjunction and its type)

because, subordinating

400

Although times were hard, he worked hard to support his family.

(Name the conjunction and its type)

Although, subordinating

500

I'll be there when it starts if I can make it work.

(Name both conjunctions and their type(s))

when, if; subordinating