LESSON PART OF SPEECH

PART OF SPEECH
Intensive Class

Amiruddin Hadi Wibowo, S.Pd., M.Pd.
English Education Study Program
Wijaya Kusuma University of Surabaya

Pronoun

• A pronoun is a word that takes the place of noun. This word class can be used to cover either living person or things.

  
  

Type of Pronoun

• Personal pronouns

  Subject form

  Example:

  We have some food.

• Object form

  Example:

  The food is for us.

Possessive adjectives

Example:

These are our books.

• Possessive pronouns

  Example:

  The books are ours.

​Reflexive pronouns Example: He can drive the car himself.

Type of Pronoun

• Reflexive pronouns

  Example:

  He can drive the car himself.

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Multiple Choice

My brother is an architect.... designed my house.

• She

• They

• He

• You

Multiple Choice

The students are discussing the lesson. Tell...that the time is over.

• Her

• it

• Them

• Their

Multiple Choice

Mr. Arman moves to new house. .....house is large

• Its

• Her

• Your

• His

Multiple Choice

Look at the cat overthere. ...is very funny.

• They

• It

• She

• Its

Idea (abstract) Nouns:

thought truth friendship

dream freedom success

joy anger wisdom

honesty talent patience

hope laughter energy

love fear strength

Multiple Select

Choose all of the nouns in the sentence:

The biggest slide is near Lakeshore Drive.

• biggest

• slide

• near

• Lakeshore Drive

Multiple Choice

What type of noun is Lakeshore Drive?

• person

• place

• thing

• idea

Multiple Select

Choose all of the nouns in the sentence:

Nicole likes going to the Children's Museum.

• Nicole

• likes

• going

• Children's Museum

Multiple Choice

What type of noun is Children's Museum?

• person

• place

• thing

• idea

Multiple Select

Choose all of the nouns in the sentence:

Rex writes a poem about freedom.

• Rex

• writes

• poem

• about

• freedom

Multiple Choice

What type of noun is honesty in the following sentence:

Honesty is the best policy.

• person

• place

• thing

• idea

Multiple Select

Choose all of the nouns in the sentence:

Grandpa always buys me a Captain America Slushy at Circle K.

• Grandpa

• always buys

• me

• Captain America Slushy

• Circle K

​Example of a verb used in sentences:

• Darshana and Arul are going to the movies.

• My friends visited me last week.

• Did you have your breakfast?

• My name is Meenakshi Kishore.

• She plays cricket every day.

Multiple Choice

Tony usually ____ (sit) in the front row during class.

• are sitting

• is sitting

• sits

• sit

Multiple Choice

Teachers and students _________________ to use different digital resources now.PAS

• learn

• is learning

• learns

• are learning

Multiple Choice

I………to the school alone yesterday

• Walked

• Walk

• Wolk

• Walking

Multiple Choice

Dona……. this delicious food for us, 1 hour ago

• Cooked

• Cooks

• Cooking

• Cook

Multiple Choice

Bob and Jane ... (not; know) each other for a long time

• Hasn't known

• Haven't known

• Haven't know

• hasn't know

Multiple Choice

My sister and I ... (be) in this city for two months

• Have been

• has been

• is

• was

Multiple Choice

Tiffany _______________ her final desition when her parents called her.

• have made

• had made

• has maden

• had maden

Multiple Choice

Sheyla ____________ the books until you reminded her.

• hadn't paid

• hadn't pay

• hasn't pay

• hasn't paid

Words that are used to describe or provide more information about the noun or the subject in a sentence. Some examples of adjectives include good, ugly, quick, beautiful, late, etc.

Adjective

​Example of adjective used in sentences:

• Did you see how big that dog was?

• The weather is pleasant today.

• The red dress you wore on your birthday was lovely.

• My brother had only one chapati for breakfast.

• The place we visited yesterday was serene.

Multiple Choice

An adjective ____________.

• is a person, place, thing, or idea

• describes a verb

• describes a noun

• is an action

Multiple Choice

Identifying Feelings!

• Angry

• Happy

• Scared

• Sad

Multiple Choice

Identifying Feelings!

• Bored

• Happy

• Angry

• Confused

Multiple Choice

The pig is _____

• Pink, Clean, and Fat

• Red, Dirty, and Fat

• Pink, Dirty, and Fat

• Red, Clean, and Fat

Multiple Choice

The apple is _____

• Yellow and sweet

• Green and sweet

• Yellow and bitter

• Green and bitter

Multiple Choice

The town is _____

• Tall and Grey

• Short and Grey

• Tall and Blue

• Short and Blue

Multiple Choice

Giraffes eat leaves from the ----- trees.

• Wide

• Tall

• Short

• Little

Words that are used to link one part of the sentence to another. Prepositions show the position of the object or subject in a sentence. Some examples of prepositions are in, out, besides, in front of, below, opposite, etc.

​Preposition

​Example of preposition used in sentences:

• The child hid his birthday presents under his bed.

• Mom asked me to go to the store near my school.

• The thieves jumped over the wall and escaped before we could reach home.

• The teacher asked the students to draw lines on the paper so that they could write in straight lines.

Multiple Choice

A preposition shows where a noun or pronoun is in...

• time, space, direction, similarity

• time, shape, area, order

• order, height, size, space

For example...

• (time) Let’s get an ice cream cone after dinner.

• (space) I left my glasses beside the TV.

• (direction) Will you move the bed toward the window?

• (similarity) The cloud looks like a frog.

Preposition of place (position)

• IN

• ON

• AT

• ABOVE

• UNDER

• IN FRONT OF

• Etc,

Multiple Choice

Those books are .... the chair

• ON

• IN

• AT

Multiple Choice

My money is ... the wallet

• ON

• IN

• AT

Multiple Choice

Lucy : Hi Mike! Do you know where is Lisa?

Mike : She’s ……. the coffee shop.

• IN

• ON

• AT

Multiple Choice

a dog is sleeping ....the table

• behind

• under

• above

Multiple Choice

my father is working .... the computer

• On

• In front of

• behind

Multiple Choice

the bank is ... the bakery and the grocery store

• beside

• between

• in front of

Multiple Choice

I started working here last month.

• adverb of time

• adverb of place

Multiple Choice

The students played outdoors all day.

• adverb of time

• adverb of place

A part of speech that is used to connect two different parts of a sentence, phrases, and clauses. Some examples of conjunctions are and, or, for, yet, although, because, not only, etc.

​Conjunction

When in doubt, remember FANBOYS!

F - For

A - And

N - Nor

B - But

O - Or

Y - Yet

S - So

Multiple Choice

7. Identify the CONJUNCTION in the sentence.

I need the remote for TV and the cable box.

• I

• need

• and

• box

Multiple Choice

8. Identify the CONJUNCTION in the sentence.

Jeff wants to make the team, but he doesn't have a ride to practice.

• wants

• team

• he

• but

Multiple Choice

9. Identify the CONJUNCTION in the sentence.

I really like the Camaro, yet the Charger has some really great features.

• yet

• great

• features

• charger

Multiple Choice

6. Identify the CONJUNCTION in the sentence.

I like neither salad nor soup.

• like

• salad

• nor

• soup

Multiple Choice

5. Identify the CONJUNCTION in the sentence.

Trae and Sarah were hungry, so they went to Burger King.

• Traw

• were

• hungry

• so

Example of conjunction used in sentences:

• Jane did not go to work as she was sick.

• Unless you work hard, you cannot score good marks.

• I have not finished my project, yet I went out with my friends.

• Meera and Jasmine had come to my birthday party.

Words that are used to convey strong emotions or feelings. Some examples of interjections are oh, wow, alas, yippee, etc. It is always followed by an exclamation mark.

Interjection

​Example of interjection used in sentences:

• Alas! That is really sad.

• Yippee! We won the match.

• Wow! What a wonderful work of art.

Multiple Choice

Are you a students? Where is ... classrooms?

• you

• your

• My

• her