Parts of Speech

"and," "but," "or," and "so" are examples of:

What words describe verbs by telling how, when, where, and to what extent?

Which noun is more precise: "He rescued a bird from the paws/claws of a cat.

I have heard many Christmas songs already. "have heard" is a(n):

I wrote a letter to Santa. "to" is a(n):

I received a call from a secret admirer. "I" is a(n):

What is the conjunction: "I brought the cake, but I forgot the candles."

Which adjective is more precise: "He job was worse/different than he expected."

What are the action words that show what the subject is doing or being?

I hate it when I lose my patience. "patience" is a(n):

Which adverb is more precise: "He quickly/frantically called his new boss."

Martha became annoyed with them. "became" is a(n):

What words take the place of nouns?

Bilbo went out the door to begin an unexpected journey. What is the preposition?

Which verb is more precise: "He discovered/understood that many animal cages were broken."

It was an extremely tall tree. "extremely" is a(n):

Janet went with them. "them" is a(n)

What describes the relationship between one object and another object?

We frantically decorated the tree on Christmas Eve. "frantically" is a(n):

Ouch, you stepped on my big toe! "Ouch" is a(n):

This cold weather makes me want a cup of hot cocoa. "cold" and "hot" are:

Interjections show:

What joins words, phrases, or sentences together?

Utah is beautiful. "Utah" is a(n):

What describes nouns?

I hope I will hear many more. "will" is a(n):

He went on his journey with some unlikely friends. "on his journey" is a(n):

What names a person, place, thing, or idea?

I rejoiced at the sound of Christmas Carols on the radio. "Rejoiced" is a(n):

What are expressions of emotion?