Parts of Speech Review

Modifiers

100

Walk (close, closely) behind the person in front of you. 

Closely 

200

He doesn't have (nothing, anything) to say. 

anything 

300

He does the (best, bestest) work in our class. 

best 

400

Of seven girls, Olivia is the ( most studious, more studious). 

most studious

500

Ryan beats the drums (loudest, more loudly) than Blake does. 

more loudly 

Interjections/Phrases

100

What does a Interjection do?

Shows sudden or strong feeling

200

Ouch! The dog bit me.

Ouch

300

Ah, there they are.

Ah

400

Is this prepositional phrase a adverb or adjective?

My homework papers were found (in my notebook). 

Adverb 

500

Is this prepositional phrase adverb or adjective?

The dogs (with the leather collars) are carefully trained. 

Adjective 

Conjunctions

100

The Red Sox did not play today, but they will play tomorrow. 

but 

200

Fools and their money are soon parted. 

And 

300

I went to town for milk, yet I found clothes to get. 

yet

400

The painting was not wet, nor dry. 

nor

500

The day was sunny, yet there was still snow on the fields. 

yet

Prepositional Phrases

100

Should a prepositional phrase always have an object?

Yes 

200

Does a preposition ever appear in a sentence by itself?

No 

300

What two types of Prepositional Phrases are there?

Adverb and Adjective 

400

What does Adverb Prepositional Phrases tell?

Where or when 

500

When does adjective prepositional phrases come? 

After the noun or pronoun they modify.

Miscellaneous

100

What are the verbs?
Shall we light the candles now?

Shall, light 

200

What is the verb? 

Yesterday I ran to town to get milk. 

ran

300

What is the preposition?

We took a long drive to the ocean. 

to 

400

What is the nouns?

The girls went shopping at Target after dinner.

girls, and Target

500

What is the pronoun?

I had a light breakfast.

I