Placement 1.2

Older people tire more easily. (Adjective)

You really should see this art exhibit, Kenny. (Adverb)

He walked around the corner. (preposition)

Ozzie, eat up. (verb)

He wants to buy the house, yet he knows it is too expensive. (conjunction)

Ah! The sun is so warm. (interjection)

Can you jump over the hurdle? (Preposition)

May I sit between you two? (Preposition)

Paul hopes that she will sing with the choir. (pronoun)

I like peanuts and potato chips. (Conjunction)

Have you seen the Eraser? (Noun)

Can Jerry help him with the science project? (pronoun)

Kind people are often rewarded. (Adjective)

Reggie fell by the stairs. (Preposition)

He is agile. (Adjective)

She purchased the margarine with him. (Noun)

The lock was stuck. (noun)

Georgette eventually walked her brother to the station. (adverb)

They overcharged me. (verb)

Jeepers! This is a great deal. (interrogative)

My sister answered the question intelligently. (adverb)

No! I will never try that.

The police officer ran fast. (Adverb)

I cannot go, for I have too much to do. (Conjunction)

Joke about it now. (verb)