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Parts of Speech I

GRAMMAR: Parts of speech up to conjunctions

QuestionAnswer
The "cat" played in the tree. Noun
Yesterday we "went" to the store. Verb
The lazy troll laid "under" the bridge. Preposition
She wanted chocolate "and" french fries. Coordinating conjunction
"Unless" the kids went to the store, they couldn't sit still. Subordinating conjunction
"No one" likes to wear pants on Sunday. Indefinite pronoun
Sally cut "herself" shaving. Reflexive pronoun
Antecedent The name of the formal noun a pronoun replaces
The "jagged" edge of reason is often a worthy adversary. Adjective
The raven "quickly" darted clear of the oncoming windshield. Adverb
The night bat is known for "the" way it has liquid eyes and uncanny olfactory senses. Article
The cat decided to scratch on the "sofa." object of the preposition
the main subject of a sentence in one word Simple subject
consists of two Independent phrases joined by a conjunction compound sentence
consists of an Independent phrase and at least one Dependent (Subordinate) phrase joined with punctuation. complex sentence
one independent phrase simple sentence
"After" the bugs scattered, he screamed. Subordinate tag/word
"After the bugs scattered," he screamed. Subordinate clause
Reflexive pronoun Pronoun used when receiver of an action is identical to the doer of the action "Louise cut herself"
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