Parts of Speech

A word or phrase that introduces a surprise, or emotion, is an

"Ouch!" or "Hey!" are examples of

Words like "run", "jump", "hike", and "think" are examples of

A word that is an action or a state of being like "I am" or "we are" is a

The words "he", "she", "they", or "it" are examples of

"Neither nor" and "either or" are examples of a

A word that joins phrases, or words together in a sentence is a

A word that can describe a verb, adverb, or adjective is an

Pronouns are often used to replace

A word that tells time or location such as "before", "behind", "after", "against, is a

The words "ball", "house", "heart beat", or "classroom" are examples of

Words like "slowly", "silly", "outrageous", and "goofy" are examples of

Expressive writing often includes

A word that identifies an object or is the name of a person, place, or thing is a

A word that describes a noun or pronoun and doesn't usually end in "ly" is an

Words like "but", "or", "and", "nor" are examples of

A word that often takes the place of a noun is called a

Words like "beautiful", "handsome", and "shorter" are examples of