Here's a Quinzaine about
parts of speech:
Alone, lost, anxious to help Create complete thoughts when joined Yes, parts of speech are the individual parts that make up sentences. They each have a specific job. Let's find out more. |
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What is a noun? |
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What is a conjunction? |
What's an adjective? | What is an adverb? |
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What is a Pronoun? |
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Nouns
A noun is a person, place, idea, or a thing |
A couplet |
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Verbs
Verbs are the action
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Haiku |
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Conjunctions
Like a referee
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Adjectives
Adjectives |
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Adverbs
I wish I were |
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Preposition
Destined to show relationships between nouns and other things |
Couplet |
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Pronouns
Pronouns take the place of nouns....Instead of constantly refering to Professor Pen, you could say "he" or "him". Mrs. Bergey becomes "she" or her". Together Mrs. Bergey and Professor Pen beocome "they" or "them". "You" and a friend become "we", and the skateboards you are riding become "it", "those". "You" get "it"? |
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