Parts of speech

This part of speech replaces a noun.

The next two days will be cold and windy.

Conjunctions that are used in pairs (either - or) are called

"I refuse to go!" screamed Joe boldly.

The next two days will be cold and windy.

Study this very carefully.

Brr! It's freezing outside.

Will you do anything important tomorrow?

Adverbs answer all of the following EXCEPT

Todd is memorizing the definition.

The station wagon needs unleaded gas.

Many of my friends live in Philadelphia.

Interrogative pronouns include: what, which, whom, who, and....

Jody must be the author

Ouch! That spoon is hot!

In Greek mythology, Andromeda was a princess.

The engineers knew they would succeed.

We finished the assignment in spite of difficulties.

The little bird chirped merrily.

Their lawn mower is near the shed.

The ship was moving quite slowly.

She carefully placed the book under her seat.

They examined their monthly bills.

Queen Elizabeth is on the British pound.

Will the chipmunk come near?

Which of the following is NOT a demonstrative pronoun?

Both men and women have studied America.

The ship was moving quite slowly.

Clever ranchers outwitted the rustlers.

Jimmy went for a walk.