Parts of Speech (Nouns, Pronouns, Adjectives, Prepositions)

(Everyone) tried to solve the riddle, but only a few were successful.

Climbers often speak of the mystical attraction they feel (for) Mount Everest.

George has nothing but (impatience) for junk mail.

At the time, the accident seemed (tragic), yet it set in motion an extraordinary life and career.

Oprah Winfrey shows (great) talent as an interviewer.

Braille went to Paris to attend a (school) that taught the visually impaired.

(We) walked silently up the hill.

The son of a saddlemaker, Lois Braille, blinded himself in an accident (at) the age of three.

I dropped my phone, but (it) still worked.

My house is a (historical) landmark.

I love the type of pottery with the (cracked) finish.

(Yolanda) put on her elbow-length gloves.

The grocer told Henry (those) were the last of the apples.

My family loves to eat soup (in) the winter.

Joel called his mother (after) the game.