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Parts of Speech Review (Winston Grammar 1-7)
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Parts of Speech Review (Winston Grammar 1-7), to be done before Lesson #8.
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1
Finally,
Ms. Thompson
brought her notebook to class.
pronoun
Proper noun
adverb
conjunction
2
Mack was
happy
and
energetic.
adjective
interjection
adverb
noun
3
The plane
flew
over
Ms. Thompson's house.
noun
conjunction
verb
pronoun
4
Niyati wore a
beautiful
dress for the International night.
verb
adjective
preposition
adverb
5
Last night's audience seemed
excited
to see Josue's performance.
adjective
noun
preposition
interjection
6
School
will begin in the fall.
noun
pronoun
preposition
verb
7
I
didn't realize that it would be so dark in the morning.
preposition
pronoun
verb
adjective
8
I saw
an
alligator at the zoo.
noun
adverb
preposition
article
9
She
will visit her cousins in New York this summer.
conjunction
adverb
noun
pronoun
10
I
understand
how to do my homework.
noun
verb
interjection
conjunction
11
Ms. Thompson's
yellow
ducklings were very cute.
preposition
noun
interjection
adjective
12
We will celebrate
Mackenzi's
birthday tomorrow.
pronoun
Proper Noun
noun
`preposition
13
Catherine
, please read your book silently.
adjective
verb
preposition
Proper Noun
14
The
French
onion soup is on the dinner menu this week.
conjunction
adverb
article
noun
15
The
person speaks
in a calm, quiet voice.
noun
adverb
article
adjective
16
Mae
jumped
for joy when she found out she earned an "A" in science.
preposition
verb
conjunction
adjective
17
Ms. Thompson loves playing basketball.
adjective
verb
noun
pronoun
18
When Mack sat on
the
beach, she was able to see beyond
the horizon.
adverb
verb
noun
article
19
She
will not stop running in the hallway!
interjection
pronoun
adjective
adverb
20
Ms. Thompson may purchase tickets at the door,
but
there will be an extra charge.
conjunction
interjection
verb
preposition
