Parts of Speech

EXAMPLES: William, mouse, supermarket, ladder, desk, station, ball, boy.

EXAMPLES: run, be, kick, go, think, do, play, stumble, touch.

A word used in front of a noun to denote something specific or of a particular type.

A word that takes to place of a noun.

EXAMPLES: and, but, so, yet, or, because, neither, nor.

EXAMPLES: he, she, them, him, we, you, us, mine, yours, theirs.

A word that usually occurs and expresses emotion.

EXAMPLES: with, under, on, behind, into, over, across.

EXAMPLES: quickly, soon, very, rather, too, almost, only, quietly.

A word used to name a person, animal, place, or thing.

EXAMPLES: oh, hello, ah, ouch, phew, yuck, hooray, help, er, um, oops.

A word used to describe a noun or pronoun.

EXAMPLES: those, many, my, his, few, several, much, many.

A word used to link words and clauses.

A word used with a noun to refer to a specific person or thing, or someone/something in general

Indicates the relationship between two people or things, usually in terms of where they are.

EXAMPLES: shiny, dangerous, new, bouncy, noisy, colorful, wooden.

EXAMPLES: a, an, the.

A word that expresses an action or a state of being.

A word that describes and adds information to a verb or a verb phrase.