Adverb
Brandon dragged his feet lazily down the hallway.
lazily
I have ten dollars to share with you.
dollars is the only noun
I walked through the town.
Walked is the verb.
Eighteen students filed in reluctantly.
Eighteen
Donald Trump gave him a handshake.
him
She quickly hugged her friend and ran off to class.
He shouted during math class.
class is the noun
Running is my favorite sport.
(in this sentence, "running" is used as a noun)
99 red balloons go by.
99 and red are both adjectives
We have not discovered all species of animal.
We
Mark performed well on the math test.
well
She believed Abraham Lincoln was the second.
Abraham Lincoln is the only noun
They chattered all day about prom.
chattered is the verb
The waves and breakers, from dawn to dusk, were tumultuous.
tumultuous is the only adjective
The assignment was short, but Mike did not finish it.
it
I just wanted to explain myself.
just
On July 4th, we celebrate our independence.
independence
July
Noah has searched everywhere for his wallet.
has searched is the verb phrase. "has" is a helping verb.
I finally understand why my parents found my behavior so irritating.
irritating is the adjective
You have been the bane of my existence since first meeting.
you
my is a possessive pronoun
I ate at the restaurant twice.
twice
Unity is preeminent in the cultural values of Japan.
unity, values, and Japan are all nouns.
I've been there before.
Been is the verb.
The fluffy cats escaped the shelter in search of their families.
fluffy
When watching the students learn, each teacher hopes they process the information.
they