Parts of Speech

She *read* this book over the summer.

I would love to come because I love *pizza*!

My dog *eats* turkey every Thanksgiving.

The pictures were truly *breathtaking*.

He is *very* sweet.

Does *he* have an iPhone 6?

She is *running* in the marathon this year.

Will you come *with* us?

shows the relationship to a noun or pronoun to another word

a word that is used in place of a noun

a word that modifies a noun or pronoun

Adverbs modify all the choices except for-

*Oh no*! I lost it!

If you study for the *test*, you will get a good score.

You can go to the movies *or* the mall this weekend.

That *old* used book is my favorite.

She *and* I went to the concert last night.

Hot pink is *always* my favorite color.

He is the captain *of* the football team.

modifies a verb, adjective, or adverb

I am happy *for* her.

Chapin ran away *from* the scooter.

joins words, phrases, or sentences

Can *he* go to practice today?

*Hawaii* has a few volcanoes; also, its beaches are beautiful.

Will you take *his* car?

The soccer players had *dirty* shoes.

I told *her* not to swim in the lake.

You are *extremely* smart.

expresses emotion or a feeling; has no grammatical relation to the rest of the sentence

Those shoes *are* not yours.

The girls went on a run after *school*.

An adjective modifies which words?

I *have* seen the movie.

*They* went to the Bahamas.

names a person, place, thing, or idea

I am *excited* for the wedding.

*Yikes*! I can't find it.

He ran through the woods very *quickly*.

*Wow*! What a great surprise you gave me.

Those *gummy* worms are not yours.

I read the book *slowly*.

I love *cats*.

The *orange* cat is mine.

We waited *under* the bridge to get out of the rain.

expresses and action or state of being

Hawaii has a *few* volcanoes; also, its beaches are beautiful.

She *is* the captain of the tennis team.