Parts ofspeech

Pronoun

• Nicole's letters are always cheerful. ARE

• I love to read. READ

• Who is listening to the radio? WHO

• Exercise should be a part of your daily routine. ROUTINE

Noun

• I have been studying for two hours. FOR

• Adjective (adj)

• The sheriff drove the robbers out of town. SHERIFF

• The surface of the lake is very quiet. QUIET

Pronoun

• The bell rang too loudly for this small room. SMALL

• Both candidates were hopeful. BOTH

• I learned that song in kindergarten. I

• Nicole's letters are always cheerful. ARE

Verb

• Adverb (adv)

• I am an ardent music lover. MUSIC

• Our grass seems to grow rapidly, but your grass does not. BUT

• The storm raged furiously. RAGED

Adjective

• Did you make your train on time? DID

• The lake seems calm. CALM

• She hoped for good weather. HOPED

• The horse ran down the street. HORSE

Verb

• Nicole's letters are always cheerful. ARE

• Pronoun (p)

• The lake seems calm. CALM

• The papers were on the table. ON

Adverb

• Sarah and Christine are coming over my house. AND

• He said he did well on the test. WELL

• Adjective (adj)

• Overhead the stars twinkled brightly. OVERHEAD

Preposition

• That child seems very bright. BRIGHT

• The beauty of the forest was amazing. BEAUTY

• The lake seems calm. CALM

• The elevator went up to the first floor. TO

Conjunction

• Our grass seems to grow rapidly, but your grass does not. BUT

• The beauty of the forest was amazing. BEAUTY

• Adjective (adj)

• The storm raged furiously. RAGED

Adverb

• The salesperson always answers questions courteously. ALWAYS

• The lake seems calm. CALM

• The elevator went up to the first floor. TO

• I am an ardent musice lover. AM