Parts of Speech

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What type of noun is Mrs. Frump in the sentence: "Grumpy Mrs. Frump quickly drove to the smart doctor for her daughter, Abbey."?

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proper noun

Front

What part of speech is "Grumpy" in the sentence: Mrs. Frump quickly drove to the smart doctor for her daughter, Abbey?

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adjective

Front

What part of speech is the word quickly in the sentence: "Grumpy Mrs. Frump quickly drove to the smart doctor for her daughter, Abbey."?

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adverb

Front

What part of speech is the word drove in the sentence: Grumpy Mrs. Frump quickly drove to the smart doctor for her daughter, Abbey?

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verb

Front

What part of speech is the word smart in the sentence: "Grumpy Mrs. Frump quickly drove to the smart doctor for her daughter, Abbey."? Options: common noun, proper noun, verb, adverb, adjective

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adjective

Front

What type of noun is "doctor" in the sentence: Grumpy Mrs. Frump quickly drove to the smart doctor for her daughter, Abbey?

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common noun

Front

What type of noun is "daughter" in the sentence: Grumpy Mrs. Frump quickly drove to the smart doctor for her daughter, Abbey?"

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common noun

Front

What type of noun is "Abbey" in the sentence: Grumpy Mrs. Frump quickly drove to the smart doctor for her daughter, Abbey?

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proper noun

Front

What part of speech is the word "her" in the sentence: Grumpy Mrs. Frump quickly drove to the smart doctor for her daughter, Abbey?

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pronoun

Front

The intelligent students will quickly answer the questions on the game, Quizizz.

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adjective