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There are Eight parts of Speech

Adjectives Adverb Conjunction j Interjections Noun Prepositions Pronouns Verb

The adjectives are words that modify a noun or a pronoun by describing, identifying, or quantifying words. An adjective usually precedes the noun or the pronoun which it modifies.

APPEARANCE Adorable Adventurous Aggressive Alert Attractive Average Beautiful Cute Elegant Fancy

CONDITION Alive Annoying Bad Better Beautiful Brainy Breakable Puzzled Real Talented

FEELING (BAD) Angry Annoyed Anxious Arrogant Ashamed Awful Bad Evil Fierce Upset

FEELING (GOOD) Agreeable Amused Brave Calm Charming Cheerful Comfortable Happy Jolly Kind

SHAPE Broad Chubby Crooked Curved Deep Flat High Hollow Narrow Square

SIZE Broad Wide Tall Short Miniature Immense Huge Mammoth Big Gigantic

SOUND Whispering Shrill Noisy Harsh Loud Melodic Moaning Quiet Silent Thundering

TIME Ancient Brief Early Fast Late Long Modern Old Short Young

TASTE Wet Warm Hot Freezing Dry Cold Chilly Sour Sweet Yummy

QUANTITY Abundant Empty Few Heavy Light Many Numerous Substantial

A word that describes a verb verb, an adjective, adjective or another adverb and tells where, when, how or to what extent.

HOW Adoringly Beautifully Carefully Effortlessly Gracefully Happily Quickly Really Stylishly Wishfully After

WHEN Before Daily Never Soon Then Weekly Yesterday Today Tomorrow

WHERE Anywhere Everywhere Here Inside Outside Somewhere There Underground Upstairs In Not

TO WHAT Extremely Quite Rather Really Terribly Too Very

POSITIVE Badly Carefully Little Much Soon Well

COMPARATIVE Worse More Carefully Less More Sooner Better

SUPERLATIVE Worst Most Carefully Least Most Soonest Best

A word that connects words or group of words

COORDINATING For And Nor But Or Yet So

ADVERBIAL Therefore Consequently Thus Furthermore However Still Also

SUBORDINATING Because Unless Although Though Since Unless If

A word that expresses surprise or strong feeling. feeling

Achoo Amen Cheers Ha Oops Woops

Ack Awww Darn Hey Ouch Wow

Ahh Barn Dang Hmm Tut Yay

Aha Bingo Eek Huh Phew Yikes

Ahem Blah Eh Hurray Uggh My gosh

Ahoy Bravo Gee Nah Waa Shoot

A word that names a person person, place or a thing. thing Everything we can see or talk about is represented by a word which names it that naming word is called a noun. noun

NOUN TYPE Common Nouns name people, places or that are not specific Proper Noun name specific people, places or things Abstract Noun name nouns that y you cant perceive with your five senses Concrete Nouns name nouns that you can perceive with your five senses

EXAMPLES Man, Mountain, State, Ocean, Country, Building etc Walt Disney, Indian Ocean India, Burj Khalifa Love, Wealth, Happiness, pp Pride, Fear, Religion, Belief, History, Communication House, Ocean, Uncle, Mike, Bird, Photograph, Banana, Eyes, Light,

Countable Nouns name noun that you can Bed, Cat, Movie, Train, Country, Book count etc Uncountable Noun name noun that you cannot count Milk, Rice, Snow, Rain, Water, Food, Music etc..

NOUN TYPE Compound Noun are made up of two or more words Collective Noun name one person, place, thing or idea Plural Noun name more than one p person, place, thing or idea Possessive Noun show ownership

EXAMPLES Tablecloth, Eyeglasses, New York, Photograph, Daughter-in-Law etc Cat, Sock, Ship, Hero, Monkey, Baby, Match etc Cats, Socks. Ships, p Heroes, Monkeys, y Babies, Matches etc Moms Car, My Bed, the students Book etc

A word that shows the relationship of a noun or a pronoun to another word.

About Around Beneath By From Near Outside Till Up Because of

Above At Beside Down IN Of Over To Upon In addition to

Across Before Besides During Inside Off Since Toward With In front of

After Behind Between Except Into On Through Under Without In place of

Against Below Beyond For Like Out Throughout Until According to Instead of

A word used in place of a noun. noun

PERSONAL PRONOUN First Person Second Person Third Person I Me You He She His Her Him It

SINGULAR We Us You They Them

PLURAL

Relative Pronouns

That Which Who Whom Whose Whichever Whoever Whomever What Who Which Whom Whose

Interrogative Pronouns

Demonstrative Pronouns Indefinite Pronouns

This That Anybody Anyone Anything Everybody Everyone Everything Somebody Someone Something

These Those Both Few Many Several

REFLEXIVE PRONOUN First Person Second Person Third Person Myself

SINGULAR Yourself Himself Herself Itself

PLURAL Ourselves Yourselves Themselves

A word that shows action or state of being. being

As their name implies, implies it shows action. action There are lot of action verbs. Heres a small list of verbs.

Cl Clean Fly y Play Sleep Swim Walk

C t Cut Go Read d Smile Think Wash

Di Drive Live Run Stop Throw Work

E t Eat Make Shower S Sweep Trip Write

These do just what their name implies. They help the main verb in the sentences. The main verb will be either an action verb or a linking verb. verb There are only 24 helping verbs.
Be Was H Have Should Must Do Am Were H Has Would Shall Did Is Been H d Had May Can Does Are Being C ld Could Might Will Having

You can call these either linking verb or intransitive linking verbs. They link the subject of a sentence with a noun or adjective. adjective

Forms of be Other Linking Verbs

Be, Am, Is, Are, Was, Were, Been, Being Appear, become, feel, Grow, Look, Seem, Remain, Smell, Sound, Stay, Taste, Turn