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The 7 parts of speech
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1
Some people see them as
evil
villains.
pronoun
adverb
adjective
verb
2
Slicked-back hair, pedal pushers,
and
ponytails all helped teens identify themselves.
correlative conjunction
coordinating conjunction
verb
conjunction
3
There was even a pop group that called
itself
Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers.
pronoun
noun
verb
adjective
4
What
is teen culture?
noun
adverb
pronoun
adjective
5
In films, the mad scientist is as common as,
well
, the bumbling idiot.
interjection
correlative adverb
past participle
conjunction
6
Some pop history books call
1956
the first "Year of the Teenager."
noun
declarative noun
pronoun
verb
7
For
some
, scientists are intent on learning more and more, no matter what the cost.
noun
preposition
adjective
pronoun
8
Scientists hope the day is coming
soon
when Hollywood will reconsider who they are.
adjective
verb
adverb
conjunctive adverb
9
His film counterpart, James Dean,
became
a symbol of teenage alienation in a famous movie.
helping verb
noun
verb
state of being verb
10
They regard themselves
as
people with a job to do.
preposition
noun
adverb
verb
11
War
! What is it good for?
interjection
noun
adjective
verb
12
Many scientists see themselves as
neither
heroes
nor
villains.
noun
correlative conjunction
interjection
conjunction
13
In that sense, they are
like
most other people.
adjective
preposition
pronoun
conjunction
14
How does the world commonly view
scientists
?
adverb
plural noun
adjective
noun
15
New
trends in teenage style also emerged.
adjective
adverb
noun
verb
16
Simultaneously
, superstar Elvis Presley was defining and mobilizing an entire generation.
adjective
adverb
preposition
noun
17
Hollywood, however,
seems
to delight in creating a different picture.
noun
proper verb
adverb
verb
18
No longer was
everyone
considered a child until adulthood.
noun
collective noun
pronoun
verb
19
For others, scientists
are
heroes, driven by their desire to do good.
state of being verb
adverb
adjective
verb
20
Teenagers were beginning to arrive on the scene as an important subset
of
mainstream culture.
conjunction
adverb
preposition
interjection