
Parts of speech
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Andrew Gardner
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Parts of speech
Let's think about nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and prepositions
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NOUN - person, place, thing, or idea
Here are some examples
dog, cat, book, banana
Japan, Italy, Ota City, GKA
picture, fish, lion, money
Tony, Bobby, Jane, Sarah
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Multiple Select
Check all the nouns
listens
lunch
is
in
Tommy
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Verb - an action word or a being word
If you are doing an action, that action word is a verb
If you are just being something, that word of being is a verb
If you know the subject noun (or pronoun), ask yourself, what is the subject doing? Maybe it's an action, maybe it's being, but that's the verb
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Multiple Choice
Choose the verb!!
Jane is a painter
Jane
is
a
painter
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Multiple Choice
Choose the verb -
Bobby cooks spaghetti
Bobby
cooks
spaghetti
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Multiple Choice
Choose the verb phrase -
Sarah is eating ice cream
Sarah
is eating
ice
cream
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Adjective - a word that modifies a noun (a describing word)
What kind of? It's a green shirt, a large shirt
How many? There are three trees, many trees
Which one? It's that tree
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Multiple Select
Check all the adjectives. (Think of words that could be used to describe the noun friend.)
plays
nice
tall
on
kind
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Adverb - modifies a verb by answering
How does the verb happen? quickly, softly, gently, suddenly
When does the verb happen? often, always, now
Where does the verb happen? there, everywhere
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Multiple Select
Which is the adverb in the list?
HINT - it changes the verb.
Think of the sentence "I _____ walk to school"
tall
slow
quickly
happy
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Preposition - a position word, (or a word that tells you something about a noun relative to another noun.) You could think of "anywhere a mouse can go" relative to a wall.
on the wall
near the wall
around the wall
under the wall
in the wall
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Multiple Select
Try to check all prepositions. A trick to use to find a prepositions would be to try to put it with a noun like wall, (from the previous "anywhere a mouse can go" example) or a room like the kitchen.
Keep in mind those specific examples might not work with EVERY preposition, like "with," or "for," for example.
into
toward
from
out of
through
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What are the 5 parts of speech you just learned about?
Parts of speech
Let's think about nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and prepositions
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