Parts of Speech

The boy yelled, "help!" and he saw a brave dog quickly run to the rescue.

The boy yelled, "help!" and he saw a brave dog quickly run to the rescue.

This describes a verb, adjective, or another adverb

Girl, boy, school, pencil, and jacket are examples of....

The boy yelled, "help!" and he saw a brave dog quickly run to the rescue.

The boy yelled, "help!" and he saw a brave dog quickly run to the rescue.

Happy, fuzzy, white, and brave are examples of.....

This takes the place of a noun

This combines words or phrases

The boy yelled, "help!" and he saw a brave dog quickly run to the rescue.

The boy yelled, "help!" and he saw a brave dog quickly run to the rescue.

This is a person, place, thing, idea, or event

The boy yelled, "help!" and he saw a brave dog quickly run to the rescue.

Quickly, barely, slowly, and patiently are examples of....

The boy yelled, "help!" and he saw a brave dog quickly run to the rescue.

The boy yelled, "help!" and he saw a brave dog quickly run to the rescue.

The boy yelled, "help!" and he saw a brave dog quickly run to the rescue.

And, but, or, nor, and yet are examples of....

I, she, it, they, them, and us are examples of....

The boy yelled, "help!" and he saw a brave dog quickly run to the rescue.

This combines with a noun or pronoun to form a phrase (anywhere a mouse can go)

Help, ugh, wow, ouch, and oh are examples of....

This expresses strong feeling or emotion

The boy yelled, "help!" and he saw a brave dog quickly run to the rescue.

This is an action word

Run, sit, think, ask, and jump are examples of.....

From, over, under, on, and by are examples of....

This describes a noun or pronoun