Grammar Review- Sentences and POS

a word that describes relationships between nouns and other words

a word showing feeling or emotion

What part of speech? they, it, we

a word that describes a verb, adjective, or an adverb

a sentence that makes a statement or observation

a sentence that gives a command:

Don't sit there, I'm saving that seat.

a word that joins two words, phrases, or clauses

A sentence that asks a question is called:

What part of speech? on top of, inside, above, under

a sentence ending with this punctuation (?)

A sentence ending with this punctuation (!) is always

There's a flying pig outside my classroom window.

Holy cow, you're getting married?!

telling someone to do something politely by using 'please' is which sentence type?

Pick up your trash before you leave the Commons.

a word that replaces a noun

a person, place, thing, or idea

A sentence that expresses great feeling/emotion:

What part of speech? Hot, tired, cranky, wrinkly

a word that describes a noun

an action or state of being

What part of speech? cat, dog, bench, love, jealousy

Who stole my chips?

If you study, the quiz should be easy.

What part of speech? hurriedly, quickly, sloppily, carelessly

Why are you talking during the test?

The Broncos won the Super Bowl!

Mr. Jury has horn rimmed glasses.

What part of speech? but, for, nor, yet, because

What part of speech? dance, sing, sit, are, were

What part of speech? A, the, an

a word that identifies a noun

What part of speech? Hey! Ouch! Watch it!