Parts of Speech
The word "teacher" is an example of what part of speech
noun
If you say someone is angry... you are using a description. What part of speech describes nouns?
an adjective
This part of speech modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb and often ends in -ly
Adverb
and, or , so , because, are examples of
conjunctions
purple is an example of what...
adjective
Which part of speech do you use when you need to join clauses, sentences, or words
conjunction
Is this sentence a complete sentence?
Teacher Kennedy's class is
NO! There is no punctuation or a word following "is".
Is this sentence a complete sentence?
Jimmy Johns has the best sandwiches.
Yes.
for, nor, yet, so are examples of...
conjunctions
True or False: In order for a sentence to be complete, it has to make sense.
True
Is this a complete sentence?
Because of you.
No. It is a dependent clause.
In order for a sentence to be complete, it has to have these two parts of speech.
Subject (noun) and Verb
Is this sentence a complete sentence? Why or Why Not?
Went to the game.
No. It does not have a subject.
Which part of speech do you use when you need to join clauses, sentences, or words
conjunction
True or False:
"Go!" is considered a sentence.
True. It is called one-word sentence in which the subject is implied.
How can you tell if a noun is proper or common?
Proper nouns start with a capital letter and common nouns don't.
Is this a complete sentence? Why or Why Not?
They lunch after English class.
No, because there is no verb
Which part of speech shows actions?
verbs
What does a sentence have to end with in order to be a complete sentence?
punctuation
Which part of speech is used as modifier of adjective?
Adverb
he drove quickly... Quickly is an example of ...
an adverb
the, a, an are all examples of...
articles
Is this sentence a complete sentence? Ran quickly to the bus.
No. There is no subject.
Identify the noun in the following sentence. She cannot play the flue.
flute
Identify the adjective in the sentence: They live on a huge farm.
huge