The Eight Parts of Speech Poem

All names of persons, places, things are NOUNS as Caesar, Rome and Kings.
PRONOUNS are use in place of nouns: I think, She sings, They work, He frowns.
When the kind you wish to state, Use an ADJECTIVE as Great.
But if manner you would tell, use ADVERBS such as: slowly, well.
To find an ADVERB this test try, Ask How? Or When? Or Where? Or Why?
PREPOSITIONS show relation as: With respect, or In our nation.
CONJUNCTIONS as their name implies are joining words: they are the ties that bind together day And
night, calm Or cold, dull Or bright.
Next, we have the VERBS which tell of action, being and state as well; To work, achieve, succeed, and
curb: each one of these is called a VERB.
The INTERJECTIONS show surprise, as: Oh! Alas! Oh me! How wise!
Thus briefly does this jingle state the parts of speech which total eight.

THE PREPOSITION SONG

(sung to Yankee Doodle)

WITH ON FOR AFTER AT BY IN

AGAINST INSTEAD OF NEAR BETWEEN
THROUGH OVER UP ACCORDING TO
AROUND AMONG BEYOND INTO
UNTIL WITHIN WITHOUT UPON
FROM ABOVE ACROSS ALONG
TOWARD BEFORE BEHIND BELOW
BENEATH BESIDE DURING UNDER.

PARTS OF SPEECH
NOUNS WORDS THAT NAME PEOPLE, PLACES,
THINGS OR IDEAS
PRONOUNSPRONOUN WORDS USED IN PLACE OF NOUNS
VERBSVERBS- WORDS THAT SHOW ACTION OR STATE
OF BEING OR LINK A SUBJECT TO ANOTHER
WORD IN A SENTENCE
ADJECTIVESADJECTIVES- WORDS THAT DESCRIBE NOUNS OR
PRONOUNS
ADVERBSADVERBS- WORDS THAT DESCRIBE VERBS,
ADJECTIVES, AND OTHER ADVERBS TELLING
WHERE, HOW, WHEN, OR TO WHAT EXTENT
INTERJECTIONSINTERJECTIONS-WORDS (SET OFF BY COMMAS OR
EXCLAMATION POINTS) THAT SHOW STRONG
EMOTIONS
PREPOSITIONSPREPOSITIONS- WORDS THAT SHOW POSITION OR
DIRECTION AND INTRODUCE PREPOSITIONAL
PHRASES
CONJUNCTIONS WORDS THAT CONNECT OTHER
WORDS OR GROUPS OF WORDS