Parts of Speech Review

We ran over the river and through the woods to grandmother's house. Identify the PREPOSITION.

The nervous student quickly stepped to the front of the classroom. Identify the ADVERB.

The old car barely made it to the next highway. Identify the PREPOSITION.

Workers gave the park bench a fresh coat of paint. Identify the VERB.

My mother is very smart. Identify the NOUN.

I thought about the consequences and decided not to get in a fight. Identify the VERB.

The ball rolled past the catcher and all the way back to the fence. Identify the VERB.

Sally ran for president of her class. How many NOUNS are in this sentence?

We should take our bags in the house. How many PRONOUNS are in this sentence?

The dollar bill was torn so the ATM machine wouldn't accept it. Identify the CONJUNCTION.

The mangled car had a flat tire and a broken door. How many ADJECTIVES?

Hey! What do you think you're doing? Identify the INTERJECTION.

Sal and Andy write a silly play that had us all laughing. Identify the PRONOUN.

The broken printer needs to be replaced. Identify the ADJECTIVE

Oops! I did it again. Identify the INTERJECTION.

The magician performed one amazing trick after another. Identify the ADJECTIVE.

Bob and Anthony were assigned to sleep in the green tent. Identify the PREPOSITION.

The pilot could not take off easily in the thick fog. Identify the ADJECTIVE.

Dre was sweating profusely and shaking violently after the scary car accident. #ADVERBS?

I wanted to eat but my stomach hurt. Identify the CONJUNCTION.

An abstract noun refers to an idea or concept that does not exist in the real world and cannot be touched, like freedom,

The mangled car had a flat tire and a broken door. How many NOUNS?

A concrete noun refers to a physical object in the real world, such as a dog, a ball, or an ice cream cone.