Level 1: Parts of Speech

The doctor removed my appendix from my body, but I was still very sick.

The doctor removed my appendix from my body, but I was still very sick.

Joins together two words or two groups of words.

The doctor removed my appendix from my body, but I was still very sick.

The doctor removed my appendix from my body, but I was still very sick.

A person, place, thing, or idea.

The doctor removed my appendix from my body, but I was still very sick.

The doctor removed my appendix from my body, but I was still very sick.

Replaces a noun.

Modifies or describes an adjective, a verb, or itself.

Shows a relationship between its object and another word in the sentence. Shows when or where.

The doctor removed my appendix from my body, but I was still very sick.

The doctor removed my appendix from my body, but I was still very sick.

Shows action, being, or links a subject to a subject complement.

The doctor removed my appendix from my body, but I was still very sick.

Modifies or describes a noun or pronoun.

The doctor removed my appendix from my body, but I was still very sick.

The doctor removed my appendix from my body, but I was still very sick.

The doctor removed my appendix from my body, but I was still very sick.

Shows emotion; no grammatical effect