Exercise 3

	Parts of Speech
Pronouns	Articles	Nouns	Adjectives	Adverbs
°each (2)(indefinite pronoun) °one (indefinite pronoun) °all (4)(indefinite pronoun) °this (2)(demonstrative pronoun) acting as an adjective °there °everyone (indefinite pronoun) °he(7times) subject pronoun °you(3times) subject pronoun °we (4times) subject pronoun °I (6times) subject pronoun °him (object pronoun) °his (pronominal adjective) °them (object pronoun) °your (pronominal adjective) °my (pronominal adjective °it (twice acting as object pronoun and once  as a subject)	°a(8)indefinite article °an (indefinite article) °the (18) definite pronoun	°brothers (common noun) °Irishman(4) °bar (5) °Dublin (proper noun) °pints(4) °Guinness °room °sip °bartender (3) °pint °brothers °America (proper noun) °Dublin °way(2) °days °custom °regular °drinks °day °regulars °round °grief °condolences °loss °moment °light °eye °	°absent °more °better (comparative form of good) °nice °same °other °silent °second °great °confused °fine	°in turn (2) °flat °at a time °here °home °together °always °then °no °just

	Parts of Speech
Prepositions	Quantifiers	Conjunctions	Interjections	Verbs
°to (4) °into °of(4) °in (4 °out of °after °by °from °for(2) °on(2)	°three (4) °one (3) °two(2) °	°and(7) (coordinating conjunction) °but (1) (coordinating conjunction °when (3 times) subordinating conjunction introducing an adverb clause. °if subordinating conjunction introducing an adverb clause °after subordinating conjunction introducing an adverb clause. °if subordinating conjunction introducing an adverb clause	°well °Oh,	°walks °orders (4) °sits °drinking °comes back (2) °know °goes °replies °see °have °left °promised °drank °admits °leaves °becomes °drinks(2) °comes in °notice °fall °says(2) °wanted °looks °dawns °laughs °quit °drinking (gerund acting as object of the verb «quit»)

Phrases

Clauses

°into a bar modifies the verb « walks » and functions as an adverb. (prepositional/adverb phrase) °in Dublin (prepositional phrase) °of Guinness (prepositional phrase) °in the back of the room modifies the verb “sits” (adverb phrase) °out of each one modifies the noun “a sip” (adjective phrase) °in turn (prepositional phrase) °to the bar modifies the verb “comes back” (adverb phrase) °to him (prepositional phrase) °at a time (prepositional phrase) functioning as an adverb. °in America modifies the verb “is” (adverb phrase) °in Australia modifies the verb “is” (adverb phrase) °in Dublin modifies the verb “be” (adverb phrase) °to remember the days (infinitive phrase) °in the bar modifies the noun “regular” (adjective phrase) °by taking drinks (prep. + gerund + object)(gerund phrase) °from each of them (prepositional phrase) °in turn (prepositional phrase) °All the other regulars (noun phrase) °in the bar modifies the noun phrase (adjective phrase) °to the bar modifies the phrasal verb (comes back) ( adverb phrase) °for the second round (adverb phrase) °to intrude on your grief (infinitive phrase acting as object of the verb “want” °on your grief (prepositional phrase) °to offer my condolences (infinitive phrase object of the verb “wanted” °on your great loss (prepositional phrase) °for a moment (adverb phrase) °in his eyes modifies the verb “dawns” (adverb phrase) °would taste (verb phrase) °would drink (verb phrase) °I don’t want (verb phrase) °

°when he finished all three (adverb clause) °after I draw it (adverb clause) °if you bought one (adverb clause) °When we all left home (adverb clause) °we’d drink this way (noun clause) °that this is a nice custom (noun clause) °when he comes back to the bar (adverb clause)