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    Grammar - Part of Speech

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    The document discusses the eight parts of speech: verbs, nouns, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, conjunctions, prepositions, and interjections. It provides examples of each part of speech and how they are used in sentences. It then suggests some interactive games and activities for students to work on identifying and using the different parts of speech in sentences.

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    Grammar

    Parts of Speech
    Verbs = show actions, events, or a state of being. Verbs are typically referred to as being regular or
    irregular, transitive or intransitive, main or auxiliary or modal. More on these divisions on the verb page.

    Nouns = are persons, places, things, or ideas (concepts). Nouns can be used in a variety of ways
    including being the subject or object of a sentence. They can also be indirect objects, subject or object
    complements or adjectives.

    Pronouns = as one of the eight parts of speech are used to replace nouns, noun phrases or even other
    pronouns.

    Adjectives = modify nouns and pronouns by giving more information by describing, quantifying, or
    identifying the words.

    Adverbs = modify verbs, adjectives, adverbs, or phrases by answering the 'how' something is done by
    indicating manner, time, place, cause, or degree.

    Conjunctions = link words, phrases, and clauses. "FANBOYS" (i.e., for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so.)

    Prepositions = link nouns, pronouns and phrases to other words in a sentence by showing time, manner,
    movement, place or position.

    Interjections = are one of the eight parts of speech used to express emotion or illustrate a feeling of
    exclamation.
    Quick Game: Play in groups or individually.
    1) Name any examples of a Noun…
    2) Name any examples of a Verb…
    Some sentences having all the parts of speech

    1) Wow! Bob and I ran slowly under muddy water.


    2) Oof! Above, crazy Tom and I yawned sleepily.
    3) Yuk! Brown dogs quickly jumped over little me.
    4) Ugh! During delicious dinner or lunch they ate noisily.
    Group Fun Activity
    (Divide the class into a group of 2) (The pieces of papers contain words that can form a
    sentence. Arrange the words in order to make a reasonable sentence).

    Example 1

    Great! Meera and her friend are the only


    brilliant girls with highest score in class.
    Noun - Meera , girls , score

    Adjective - brilliant, highest

    Pronoun - her

    Verb - is

    Adverb - only

    Preposition - in, with

    Conjunction — and

    Interjection — Great!

    Example 2.

    Wow! Peter and his girlfriend are merrily


    enjoying their first date in London.
    Noun - Rajat , girlfriend, London
    Adjective - first
    Pronoun - his , their
    Verb - are enjoying
    Adverb - merrily
    Conjunction - and
    Preposition - in
    Interjection - Wow!
    Enjoy Reading!!

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