Part of Speech

The students stopped near a river to observe the colorful birds.

• a. noun

• b. verb

• c. adjective

• d. adverb

The man was terribly ashamed of the mistake he made during the executive meeting.

• a. conjunction

• b. verb

• c. adjective

• d. adverb

She has worked in the accounting section for 5 years.

• a. preposition

• b. noun

• c. adjective

• d. adverb

He was just promoted to assistant manager.

• a. verb

• b. preposition

• c. adverb

• d. adjective

My best friend is cheerful, generous and lovely.

• a. noun

• b. preposition

• c. conjunction

• d. adjective

The new graduates are finding it more difficult to find a job nowadays.

• a. noun

• b. verb

• c. adjective

• d. adverb

It was so noisy that nobody could work in the office.

• a. noun

• b. verb

• c. adjective

• d. adverb

The increasing cost of advertising lowers the corporate profitability.

• a. noun

• b. adverb

• c. verb

• d. adjective

Most of his calls come from foreign countries.

• a. noun

• b. pronoun

• c. preposition

• d. adjective

Public transportation is necessary for those who live in the city.

• a. noun

• b. preposition

• c. conjunction

• d. adjective