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     Parts of speech = words types/words classes

     There are 8 parts of speech.


    1. NOUN (N)
    2. VERB (V)
    3. ADJECTIVE (ADJ)
    4. ADVERB (ADV)
    5. PRONOUN (PRON)
    6. CONJUNCTION (CONJ)
    7. PREPOSITION (PREP)
    8. INTERJECTION
    9. *ARTICLES/DETERMINER
    DEFINITION:
    It is a word that refers to a person,
    1. place, thing, event, substance or
    quality.
    examples:
    NOUN  person - teacher
     Place - arena

    (N)
    object - computer
     idea - comfort
     quality - generosity
     animal - dog
     There are 2 kinds of noun.
    1. Common Noun (general)

    examples : Man, Mountain, Day

    2. Proper Noun (specific)

    examples : George, Mount Fuji,

    Monday
     There are 2 kinds of noun endings that are
    very common in English. They are:

    1. Noun (thing) endings


    Noun
    Endings
    2. Noun (person) endings

    Noun
    Endings
    Can you mention other examples?
    DEFINITION:

    2. It describes what you are doing (action)


    or how you are feeling (abstract).

    examples :

    VERB Action Verbs: jump, run, sing, laugh, eat,


    fall, cook, remember, believe, think

    (V) Abstract Verbs: am, want, own, seem, like,


    mind, need, belong, love
     The following verb endings are very
    common in English.

    Verb
    Endings
    DEFINITION:

    3. It describes or
    noun/pronoun.
    modifies a

    examples :
    ADJECTIVE  the tall teacher  the adjective (tall)
    describes a teacher.

    (ADJ)  the slow computer  the adjective


    (slow) describes a computer.
     The following adjective endings are
    commonly found in English:

    Adjective
    Endings
    DEFINITION:
    it describes or modifies a verb. The common
    adverb ending in English is –ly.

    4. The functions of adverb are:


    a. to tell the way in which something
    happens.
    ADVERB b. to describe where, when, and how
    something happens
    examples :

    (ADV)  He spoke clearly. (the adverb clearly shows


    the way someone spoke).
     She sang well. (the adverb well tells the way
    someone sang).
     She left yesterday. (the adverb yesterday

    tells when she left).

     It rained everywhere. (the adverb

    everywhere shows where it rained).

     “Don’t do that!” she shouted angrily. (the

    adverb angrily tells how she shouted)


    DEFINITION:

    5.
    Pronouns are often used to refer to a noun
    that has already been mentioned. It is used to
    avoid the repetition in a sentence.

    PRONOUN examples :

    I love my bike. I ride it all the time.

    (PRON) (the word bike is a Noun, but the word it is a


    Pronoun).
    DEFINITION:

    It is a word that connects words, phrases and

    6. clauses in a sentence.

    examples :
    CONJUNCTION I love my bike, and I ride it all the time.
    (CONJ) I love running, but I hurt my feet.

    I am late because I got up late.

    I read quickly, so I finished early.


    DEFINITION:

    It is used before a noun, a noun phrase or a


    pronoun, connecting it to another word. It also

    7.
    shows location or position.

    examples :

    The dog jumped over the fence.


    PREPOSITION
    In the room

    (PREP) On the table

    Across the river

    Under the tree


    DEFINITION:

    8.
    It is to express the emotion.

    examples :

    INTER-  Wow! That’s wonderful!

     Ah! I see.
    JECTION  Hey!

     Well, that was interesting.


    DEFINITION:
    It introduces a noun. The articles are a,
    an, some, and the.

    9. The functions are:


    a. To introduce a general noun
    examples :
    ARTICLE I eat a banana everyday.
    My mother always eats an apple
    everyday.
    We eat some grapes everyday.
    b. To introduce a specific noun

    examples:

    You can take the book on my desk.

    The books in this class have lost.

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