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Working with Language:
Understanding Parts
of Speech
The Parts of Speech
Noun
• A person, a place, a thing, or a feeling.
· Examples. Kate, British Columbia, house, river, canoe, happiness, joy.
■ Katelives near a river in British Columbia. Paddling her canoe brings her great
happiness.
Proper nouns are names of specific people or places, e.g., Kate or British Columbia,these nouns have capital letters. Common nouns are general items, of which there are many e.g. house or canoe.
Concrete nouns are physical things you can touch, e.g. house, river, canoe; abstract
nouns are feelings, ideas, and other things you cannot touch, e.g, happiness,joy.
Pronoun
· Aword that replaces a noun
• Examples. I, you, he, she, it, they, we, my, his, her, them, their.
"I told you we should meet them at 8 o'clock.
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• An action or a state of being
•Examples, eat, read, sleep, be, have, enjoy, dance, sing, feel• Talnet tor nine hours and ate a good breakfast I fesl great!Adjective
A word that describes a noun or pronoun F tarry drives a big btue truck It is often dint Advert
Ecampies big smail, blue, cold dirty, easy, difficult, dellcious
· A sord that detgribes how of when a yerb I done
Exampies quicdy tfowly samatimes, alwayt never. tomgrrow
She samames works slialy and she lavi, checks her grammar