Parts
of Speech
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Pronouns
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Articles
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Nouns
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Adjectives
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Adverbs
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°you
(subject pronoun)
°we(6)
(subject pronoun)
°they
(3) (subject pronoun)
°I(2)
°who(2)
(the person that) acting as subject
°all
(indefinite pronoun)
°what
(interrogative pronoun) acting as subject
°his
(pronominal adjective)
°there(
used to introduce a sentence or clause)
°it
(subject pronoun)
°each
other (reciprocal pronoun)
°his
(pronominal adjective)
°he(subject
pronoun)
°what
(the kind of thing or person that…)here introducing a noun clause.
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°the
(18)
°a (4)
°an
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°others(3)(the
remaining ones of several)
°Lydia(proper
noun)
°Anna
(proper nounà
°boys
(2) (common noun)
°girls
°village
°Jack(10)
°Mike(10)
°church
(2
°service
(3)
°progress
(in progress “an idiom meaning under way, going on”
°French
°rest
°crow
(collective noun)
°tourists
°priest
(3)
°announcement
°man
(2)
°people
(2)
°English
°smile
°face
°baby
°tradition
°father
°head
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°beautiful
°old
°funny
°new
°born
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°already
°just
°quietly
°really
°quietly
°too
(as well)
°so
(hence, therefore)
°suddenly
°so
(intensifier/adverb of degree)
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Parts of Speech
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Prepositions
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Quantifiers
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Conjunctions
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Interjections
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Verbs
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°like(3)
°in
(3)
°during
°of
°at
°next
to
°to
°with
°after
°with
°on
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°but
(coordinating conjunction)
°when
(subordinating conjunction)
°so
that (subordinating conjunction)
°and
(9)(coordinating conjunction)
°since (subordinating conjunction)
°before
(subordinating conjunction)
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Shh
(interjection used to urge silence)
°well
(gap-filler used as well to introduce a remark)
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°act
(3)(i n the imperative mood and expresses command. the subject is omitted and
is assumed to be”you”
°decide
°see
(2)
°get
back(phrasal verb)
°shout
°enter
°is
(3)
°sit(3
°stand
out(phrasal verb)
°whispers
(2)
°sit
down(phrasal verb)
°stand
°kneel
°do
(2)
°hope
°blend
in(phrasal verb)
°tells
°makes
°stands
up(3)(phrasal verb)
°burst
°approach
°speaks
°asks
°says
(2)
°look
at (phrasal verb)
°shakes
°smiles
°guess
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Phrases
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Clauses
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°to shop in the city (infinitive
phrase) acting as object of the verb “ decide”
°in the village (prepositional phrase)
°in progress (prepositional phrase)
°During the service (prepositional
phrase)
°to follow (infinitive phrase)
°At one point (infinitive phrase)
°next to Jack and Mike (prepositional
phrase)
°to Mike (prepositional phrase)
°With a smile modifies the verb
“says”(prepositional /adverb phrase)
°on his face (prepositional phrase)
°it
is tradition to ask the father
(infinitive phrase modifies “tradition”, acting as adjective
° to stand up (infinitive phrase)
°don’t stand (verb phrase)
°should
understand (verb phrase)
°don’t know (verb phrase)
°don’t look like (verb phrase)
°at one point (an instant of
time)(prepositional phrase)can be considered as a noun phrase (pre-Head (at
one) + Head (point)
°into laughter (prepositional phrase)
°tradition
to task (adjective phrase)
° should understand (verb phrase
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°when we get back (adverb clause)
°when they enter(adverb clause)
°so that we don’t stand out (adverb
clause)
°Since they don’t really know French
(adverb clause)
°what the rest of the crowd do (noun
clause)
°who sits next to Jack and Mike
(relative clause)
°who speaks English (relative clause)
°I
guess we should understand what people
do (a noun clause within another noun clause)
°before
we act (adverb clause)
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