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parts of speech

noun- person,place or thing Ex) Maya,Rachel and MacKenzie all love glittery unicorns, the nouns are Maya, Rachel and MacKenzie, they are proper and unicorns is a common noun.

verb-tells what the subject of the sentence "is" or "does" There are two types of verbs action- tells what the nun is doing and linking what the the noun is or like. Ex) Maya, Rachel, and MacKenzie like to swing at recess.The verb is swing and it is an action verb. Ex) We are all swinging at recess. The verb is are and it is a linking verb.

predicate nominative- is a noun that follows a linking verb that identifies or explains the subject.ex)All of our clothes are beautiful! The

adjective-descibes a noun or pronoun and tell what kind, how many, or which one Ex) Maya's hair is blond, Rachel's hair is red, and MacKenzie's hair is brown. The adjectives are blond, red and brown, an adjective can also can also be numbers.

Articles-a,an,the; come before nouns on other adjectives Rachel: A purple top will look great with your eyes MacKenzie! Maya: Totally girlfriend! The article is a.

Prepositions- shows how to words, or ideas, relate to each other Ex) When people see Maya, Rachel and Mackenzie walk in the room, peoples mouths drop open, the preposition is in.

Interjections- A word or phrase that expresses strong feeling or emotion. Ex) Wow! Your hair is so pretty! The interjection is wow.

Pronoun- Used in place of a noun. Ex) Her eyes are so beautiful! The pronoun is her.

Adverb- discribes a verb. Ex) The girls ran quickly to class, The adverb is quickly.

Conjunction- connects individual words or groups of words. Ex) Rachel and MacKenzie both have dogs.The conjunction is and.

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