Parts of Speech Review

Identify the pronoun(s): The cats are eating their dinner now. 

What is the antecedent (the word the pronoun takes the place of)? Joe ate his lunch at home.

Identify the antecedent: The cats are eating their dinner now. 

Identify the verb(s): "I will have to take the test." 

Identify the adjective(s): The food tasted bitter. 

Identify the verb: I slipped on the ice.

Identify the pronoun(s): My parents put themselves through college.

Identify the verb(s): I should have taken it myself. 

Identify the pronoun(s): I am leaving with them.

Identify the adverb: I completely understand your argument. 

Identify the adverb(s): The turtle slowly beat the rabbit in the race.

Identify the adverb(s): I often tie my shoes. 

Father-in-law is an example of a/an

What is the preposition?  Please put your books on your desk.

Jane is an example of a/an? 

Identify the interjection:  No, I will not buy you ice cream today.

Identify the adverb(s): Marissa sang beautifully. 

Identify the verb(s): That model plane flies really well. 

What part of speech is the word in BOLD?  Nina handed me her cell phone and dove into the pool.

What is the conjunction?  George and Lenny worked on a farm.

Identify the interjection:  I am going to New York this Christmas.  Hooray!

Identify the adjectives:  Her bright blue dress was amazing.

Identify the pronoun(s): I can't believe he did it himself. 

Identify the adverb(s): My father ran yesterday. 

Identify the adjective(s): The red car was parked next to the tall yellow building. 

Identify the adjective(s): The city is big, dirty, and noisy. 

What is the preposition?  I met my friends at the mall.

Identify the pronoun(s): We might use their car to go to her place, and then pick up our car. 

What is the conjunction?  I received a bad grade because I did not do my work.  

Identify the adjective(s): The shiny red shoes go with the long black dress.