Parts of speech Flashcards

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Noun

A

Person, place, thing

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Pronoun

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Takes the place of a noun

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3
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Verb

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Gives the sentence action

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4
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adverb

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Describes an adjective or a verb

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5
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adjective

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describes a noun or a pronoun

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6
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conjunction

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a word or words that connect words, phrases, or clauses

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7
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preposition

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It tells time place or position

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8
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interjection

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expresses strong emotion

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9
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common nouns

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they are never capitalized, they name something general not specific.

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proper noun

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They are always capitalized they name something specific

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abstract noun

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a noun that you can not see, hear, smell, taste, or touch

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12
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concrete noun

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things that can be seen or touched

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13
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action verb

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tell what the subject is doing

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14
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linking verb (to be)

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connect (or link) a subject to a noun or an a adjective

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15
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helping verb

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help the main verb express tense and voice

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Indefinite Pronoun

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Pronouns that do not refer to any specific person, place, or amount.

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Reflexive Pronoun

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Pronouns that reflect on the original pronoun/subject in the sentence, but then use a new term that ends in “self” or “selves”.