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    The document defines different parts of speech including prepositions, adverbs, adjectives, nouns, pronouns, interjections, and conjunctions. Prepositions show relationships between other words. Adverbs modify verbs and answer questions like how, where, when, and why. Adjectives describe nouns and answer questions like which and what kind. Common nouns include articles like "the" and "a". Pronouns take the place of nouns like "this", "that", and reflexive pronouns ending in "self". Interjections are exclamatory words like "wow" and "darn". Conjunctions join words and phrases together using words like "and",

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    The document defines different parts of speech including prepositions, adverbs, adjectives, nouns, pronouns, interjections, and conjunctions. Prepositions show relationships between other words. Adverbs modify verbs and answer questions like how, where, when, and why. Adjectives describe nouns and answer questions like which and what kind. Common nouns include articles like "the" and "a". Pronouns take the place of nouns like "this", "that", and reflexive pronouns ending in "self". Interjections are exclamatory words like "wow" and "darn". Conjunctions join words and phrases together using words like "and",

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    Parts of speech (Robert Prichard)

    Preposition – the cat walked ____ the box… relationship, before noun is preposition. If prep has an
    object or noun is prep or probably adverb

    Adverbial question(verb) – how ? where, when, why or ly where

    Adjective question (noun)– which? Which one , how many , what kind. Describing an noun that
    comes after

    Noun – the , a

    Pronoun – this that these those ,___ self

    Interjection-exclamation – wow,darn ,uh , erm

    Conjuction – not only ……but also, neither … nor, either… or, for,and , nor, but , or, get,so,because
    ,until,so that

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