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    This document defines and provides examples of the main parts of speech in the English language, including nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections. Nouns can be common, proper, or collective. Verbs can be action verbs or helping verbs. Pronouns can be subjective, objective, possessive, demonstrative, indefinite, or relative. Adjectives describe nouns and pronouns. Adverbs describe verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. Prepositions indicate positional relationships. Conjunctions join words and phrases. Interjections express emotions.

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    This document defines and provides examples of the main parts of speech in the English language, including nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections. Nouns can be common, proper, or collective. Verbs can be action verbs or helping verbs. Pronouns can be subjective, objective, possessive, demonstrative, indefinite, or relative. Adjectives describe nouns and pronouns. Adverbs describe verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. Prepositions indicate positional relationships. Conjunctions join words and phrases. Interjections express emotions.

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    Compound Nounnoun made up of

    two or more words


    ex. daydream
    self-esteem

    Objective

    Noun

    Person, Place, Thing,


    or Idea

    Common Noun- noun


    Collective Noun- Abstract
    that is general
    Nounnoun that
    ex. girl, city
    feelings or
    refers to a
    emotions
    group (many
    Proper noun that is things make up ex. jealous,
    specific (should be
    pain,
    this group)
    capitalized
    courage
    ex. herd, team,
    ex.Sally, Memphis
    flock

    Verb

    Action Verbsomething you


    physically do
    ex. run
    Helping
    (auxiliary)- helps
    out the action verb
    by showing past or
    present tense

    Predicate

    Linking- all alone


    links a subject to
    a noun or
    adjective

    Demonstrative- This
    That These Those
    ex. These students

    Adjective
    describes a
    noun or pronoun

    Proper- formed form a


    proper noun
    Greek Japanese

    Adverb
    describes a verb,
    adjective, or
    other adverb

    Where?
    When? How
    often? How? To
    what extent?
    How much?
    How long?

    Subjective

    Singular

    Plural

    1st

    Me

    Us

    2nd

    You

    You

    3rd

    Her, Him, It

    Them

    Interjection
    Expresses emotions
    Ex Yay! Oh! Wow!

    Plural

    1st

    We

    2nd

    You

    You

    3rd

    She, He, It

    They

    Singular

    Plural

    1st

    My

    Our

    2nd

    Your

    Your

    3rd

    Her, His, Its

    Their

    Relative- refers to subject


    Intensive- emphasizes its antecedent
    Singular

    Plural

    1st

    Myself

    Ourselfves

    2nd

    Yourself

    Yourselves

    3rd

    himself,
    herself,
    itself

    themselves

    takes the place of a noun

    What? Which? Who?


    Whom? Whose?

    This That
    These Those

    Singular

    Pronoun

    Interrogative- ask a
    question

    Demonstrativepoints out a
    specific noun

    Possessive

    RelativeIndefinite- not defined introduces


    a dependent
    Wishy clause
    Singular
    Plural Washy that which
    who whom
    whose
    all

    Each
    Either
    Neither
    Ones
    Bodies
    Things

    both
    few
    many
    others
    several

    more
    any
    most
    none
    some

    Conjunction
    Joins two or more words
    together

    Preposition
    Its all about a thing and its
    position.

    Aboard Around Between From


    Toward
    Over
    About
    At
    Beyond
    In
    Under
    Past
    Underneath
    Above Before
    By
    Into
    Since
    Until
    Across Behind
    Down
    Like Through
    Up
    After Below
    During
    Of Throughout
    Upon
    Till
    Along Beneath Except Off
    With
    To
    Among Beside
    For
    On

    Coordinating

    Correlative

    For
    And
    Nor
    But
    Or
    Yet
    So

    Bothand
    Eitheror
    Neither
    nor
    Not onlybut
    also

    Whether
    or

    Subordinating
    After
    Although
    As
    Because
    Before
    Even if
    How
    If
    Since
    So that
    Than
    That

    Till
    Unless
    Until
    When

    Whenever

    Where
    Whether
    While
    Why

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