Parts of Speech

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Noun

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A person, place, or thing, including abstract concepts. Examples: Dog, Daniel, Pencil.

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Verb

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Shows an action or what a noun is doing. Examples: Run, Contemplate, Have.

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Adjective

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Describes a noun. Examples: Cold, Pink, Circular.

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Adverb

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Describes a verb or adjective. Examples: Quickly, Stealthily, Too.

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Conjunction

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Connects two words, phrases, or clauses. Examples: And, But, So.

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Preposition

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Establishes a relationship, typically involving time or space. Examples: Under, Between, At.

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Pronoun

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Takes the place of a noun to avoid repetition. Examples: I, you, they.

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Interjection

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A word that expresses emotion, mostly used in speech. Examples: Oh, Um, Wow.