The eights parts of speech

Sonny catches the ball.
saw
play
catch
I smelled.
is
had
Anne Marie had made a surgery yesterday.
hear
rode
jump
will
Is an action verb that has a direct object that is directed to aperson or thing in a sentence.
Express action without needing a direct object in the sentence.
It combines with another verb to help it.
Transitive Verbs
Intransitive Verbs
Helping Verbs
Verbs
Arewords that express an action or the state of being.

Adjectives: are the ones that modify a noun or a pronoun.
big
small
brown
second
eleventh
ten
many
some
several
thriteenth
Itspecifies the one that their selecting with a special characteristics that they have.
seventeen
I live on the eleventh floor.
Greg has many apples.
My grandpa has a brown horse in the farm.
Marvin needsthree cans of sliced fruits.
three
It’s the opposite of “how many” because it doesn’t have an exact number.
It says the exact amount of an object with ordinal numbers.
How much?
What kind?
Howmany?
It describes the form, color, or any characteristics that describes the object.
Which one?

Nouns: are naming words to define a person, place, thing, or idea.
Leah Cooper went to visit herfamily in Toronto.
Cooper
Toronto
My friends and I are on a road trip for our school vacations.
Now that you left me, my loneliness has grown.
This highway is long and wide.
highway
machinewaiter
anger
loneliness
sadness
newspaper
housewives
railway
Leah
Are nouns that specify a person, place, or thing. It uses a capital letter.
Are nouns that generalize an object, place, orthing. It doesn’t use capital letter.
Are nouns that you can describe, but you’ll never feel them with your senses.
Are a group of two or more words that join together to form another definition.Compound Nouns
Abstract Nouns
Common Nouns
Proper Nouns

but
or
for
nor
and
yet
Are words used to join words or sentences.
Leonore and Lesley are running in the rain.
Conjunctions

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