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    This document defines and provides examples of the nine parts of speech: noun, pronoun, verb, adjective, adverb, preposition, conjunction, interjection. It explains what each part of speech is with definitions and common examples for each. It also includes a poem that summarizes the nine parts of speech.

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    This document defines and provides examples of the nine parts of speech: noun, pronoun, verb, adjective, adverb, preposition, conjunction, interjection. It explains what each part of speech is with definitions and common examples for each. It also includes a poem that summarizes the nine parts of speech.

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    P A RTS OF SPEEC

    H
    9 PARTS OF SPEEC
    H
    1) Noun
    2) Pronoun
    3) Verb
    4) Adjective
    5) Adverb
    6) Preposition
    7) Conjunction
    8) Interjection
    NOUN
    • Definition:
    – A person, place, or
    thing

    • Examples:
    – cat
    – fireman
    – house
    – pencil
    – Chicago
    PRONOUN
    • Definition:
    – a word used in place of
    a noun
    • Examples:
    – he
    – she
    – it
    – they
    – You
    – we
    VERB
    • Definition:
    – a word that tells
    what someone or
    something does
    – an action word or
    word of being

    • Examples:
    – sit
    – laugh
    – run
    – jump
    ADJECTIVE
    • Definition:
    – a word used to
    describe a noun

    • Examples:
    – happy - short
    – sad - tall
    – red - fat
    – green - hairy
    ADVERB
    • Definition:
    – Can be added to a verb to modify its
    meaning
    – Tells you when, where, how, in what
    manner or to what extent an action is
    performed
    – Many end in “ly” , but some do not

    • Examples:
    – cheerfully
    – briskly
    – wickedly
    – Delicately
    – fast
    – never
    – now
    PREPOSITION
    • Definition:
    – a word placed before a noun or pronoun to show
    its relationship to some other word in the
    sentence

    • Examples:
    – to - at
    – with - for
    – against - across
    – by - in
    – from
    CONJUNCTION
    • Definition:
    – a word used to connect
    other words

    • Examples:
    – and
    – but
    – or
    – because
    CONJUNCTION JOINING WORDS

    • He bought a book and a pen.


    • She ate an apple and a mango.

    CONJUNCTION JOINING PHRASES


    • You can meet me at my house or at my office.
    • He always sits in the classroom or in the
    library.
    CONJUNCTION JOINING CLAUSES

    • I waited for him, but he did not come.


    • She laughed and entered the room.

    CONJUNCTION JOINING
    SENTENCES
    • He studies Baking and Pastry because he
    wants to become a baker.
    INTERJECTION
    • Definition:
    – a word that expresses
    strong or sudden
    emotion
    – used as an
    exclamation (!)
    – capable of standing by
    itself
    • Examples:
    – Oh dear!
    – My goodness!
    – Wow!
    – Ouch!
    PARTS OF SPEECH
    PRACTICE
    • Directions:
    – Please identify the correct part of speech for each
    word in the sentences on the following slides. Make
    sure to write down the entire sentence and the correct
    letter(s) neatly above each word.
    N-Noun Adv-Adverb
    P-Pronoun P-Preposition
    V-Verb C-Conjunction
    Adj- Adjective I-Interjection
    Practice
    1. The little dog ran.

    2. Oh! You scared me!

    3. The snow fell softly.

    4. The house was red and small.

    5. Pat and Joe quickly raked the leaves.


    More Practice
    6. With great joy, Mom and Dad welcomed the new
    baby.

    7. The boys fished in the gurgling stream.

    8. Mary finished her reading assignment.

    9. The earth travels around the sun.

    10. Math or English is my favorite subject.


    The Nine Parts of Speech Poem
    Three little words you often see,
    Are articles – a, an, and the.
     
    A noun’s the name of anything;
    As:  School, garden, toy, or swing.
     
    An adjective tells the kind of noun –
    As:  Great, small, pretty, white, or brown.

    Instead of nouns the pronouns stand –


    Her head, his face, your arm, my hand.
    Verbs tell of something to be done,
    To read, write, count, sing, jump, or run.
     
    How things are done the adverbs tell,
    As: slowly, quickly, badly, or well.
     
    Conjunctions join words together,
    As men and women, wind or weather.
     
    The prepositions stand before
    A noun, as at or through the door.
    The interjections show surprise,
    As Wow! How pretty! Oh! How wise!
     
    The whole are called nine parts of speech,
    Which reading, writing, speaking teach.

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