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2. Parts of Speech How Words Function

3. Common Noun Person, place, or thing Proper noun The specific name of a person or place Article Identifies a noun as a noun Definite: the Indefinite: a, an Parts of Speech

4. Verb Action or state of being Adjective Describes a noun Adverb Describes an action Pronoun Replaces a noun More Parts of Speech

5. Preposition Indicates location Conjunction Connects phrases and clauses Interjection Shows emotion Yet More Parts of Speech

6. Example Sentence Mignon’s red bike and her old basketball rolled quietly down the road.

7. “quietly” is an adjective an adverb a verb

8. “road” is a noun preposition verb

9. “down” is a noun definite article preposition

10. “her” is a pronoun common noun proper noun

12. to

13. ran

14. with

15. singing

16. dad

17. his

18. andverb pronoun preposition verb proper noun conjunction preposition common noun

20. To

21. ran

22. with

23. singing

24. dad

25. his

26. andverb pronoun preposition verb proper noun conjunction preposition common noun