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Parts of Speech

TermDefinition
common noun a person, place or thing
proper noun a specific person, place, or thing
singular noun one person, place, thing, or idea
plural noun more than one person, place or thing
action verb shows what the subject is DOING
linking verb shows a STATE OF BEING
helping verb comes before the main verb to show when the main verb is happening
Which verb tense is this? "is helping" present tense
Which verb tense is this? "helped" past tense
Which verb tense is this? "will help" future tense
Action or Linking verb? "Bill feels uncomfortable." linking verb
Action or Linking verb? "Martha feel the fur on her bunny." action verb
a word that describes a noun (what kind, which, how many, or whose) adjective
Adverb a word that describes a verb, an adjective, or another adverb
What is the plural of the word "runner"? runners
What is the plural of the word "city"? cities
What is the plural of the word "goose"? geese
What is the plural of the word "deer"? deer
What is the plural of the word "bench"? benches
What is the plural of the word "leaf"? leaves
point out a specific person, place, or thing. demonstrative adjective
Most adjectives add er to compare two nouns. Some adjectives with two or more syllables use more or less. comparative adjective
Most adjectives add est to compare three or more nouns. Some adjectives with two or more syllables use most or least. superlative adjective
What part of speech is the word "this:" in the sentence: This bike belongs to me. demonstrative adjective
What part of speech is the word "youngest" in this sentence: Sarah is the youngest child in the family. superlative adjective
What part of speech is the word "smaller" in this sentence: The brown puppy is smaller than the white one. comparative adjective
What part of speech is the word "carefully" in this sentence: He did his homework carefully. adverb
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