Parts of Speech Review

Find one INTERJECTION: Wow, thanks for the cool new train!

Find one ADVERB: The smelly bus rolled happily down the road.

Find two ADVERBS: I curiously looked under the table and saw a fat cat aggressively licking his paws.

Find one PREPOSITION: I curiously looked under the table and saw a fat cat aggressively licking his paws.

Find one CONJUNCTION: Because of the rain, the big game got cancelled.

Shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and another word in the sentence

A word that describes a verb, adjective, or adverb

Find two NOUNS: The smelly bus rolled happily down the road.

A person, place, thing, or idea

A word that describes a noun

Find one INTERJECTION: Hey, don't pick up that smelly sock.

Find three NOUNS: I curiously looked under the table and saw a fat cat aggressively licking his paws.

Find one VERB: The smelly bus rolled happily down the road.

Find three VERBS: I curiously looked under the table and saw a fat cat aggressively licking his paws.

Find one NOUN: Hey, don't pick up that smelly sock.

A word or phrase used to convey strong emotion

An action or state of being

A word that takes the place of a noun

Find one ADJECTIVE: Hey, don't pick up that smelly sock.

Find one ADJECTIVE: The smelly bus rolled happily down the road.

Find one ADJECTIVE: I curiously looked under the table and saw a fat cat aggressively licking his paws.

Find one PREPOSITION: The smelly bus rolled happily down the road.

Find one CONJUNCTION: I curiously looked under the table and saw a fat cat aggressively licking his paws.

Find two PRONOUNS: I curiously looked under the table and saw a fat cat aggressively licking his paws.

Connects individual words or groups of words