Exercise 6

	Parts of Speech
Pronouns	Articles	Nouns	Adjectives	Adverbs
°he (4)(subject pronoun) °which (relative pronoun) °where (the place in which)introduces a relative clause °this(demonstrative pronoun) acting as an adjective. °it (object of preposition round) ° that (demonstrative pronoun) °it object pronoun °whose (the possessive case of who used as an adjective modifying noun loom) °who relative pronoun introducing a relative clause °you (subject pronoun) °your (pronominal adjective) °why (used to refer to thing implied or understood) °I (4)(subject pronoun) °that (demonstrative pronoun) acting as adjective °yours (possessive pronoun) acting as a noun °me (2)(object pronoun) °him (2)(object pronoun) °that	°the (12) (definite article) °an (indefinite article) °a (2)(indefinite article)	°thief °night °Dunstan Cass (Proper Noun) °morning °lanne °piece °ground °Stone-pits (composite noun) °cottage °Silas °years °place °season °pit °water °trees °ghosts °thought(2 °weaver °loom °money °Bryce(4) (Proper Noun) °Keating °hunt °Dunstan(3) °Wildfire(4) °horse °offer °day °	°early °unenclosed °cheerless °deserted °filled °muddy °first °second °old(2) °big-boned °other	°here °very °half °somewhere °long °why (for what purpose/reason?) °just °carelessly °now °of course (discourse marker that shows attitude)

	Parts of Speech
Prepositions	Quantifiers	Conjunctions	Interjections	Verbs
°in(2) °to °by °of (3) °for(3) °at °with °round °like °at °on °instead of	°fifteen °a great deal (indefinite quantifier used with an uncontable noun) °some (functioning as an adjective modifying noun “money” °hundred (cardinal number) °fifty (cardinal number)	°and  (4)(coordinating conjunction) °as (2)(subordinating conjunction) °that introducing a noun clause that is object of the verb “was” °that (subordinating conjunction) °that introducing a noun clause that is object of the verb “guessed) °though (subordinating conjunction an adverb clause)”	°Good day (used to express a greeting or an acknowledgement of parting during the day) °Oh (2)	°started off (phrasal verb) °passed °called (passive form) °stood °looked °was(2) °stood °approached °heard °had (2) °hidden (passive voice) °were °said (3) °wanted (2) °are °is °owed °gave °guessed

Phrases

Clauses

° in the night m odifies the common noun a thief (adjective phrase) °in the early morning (adverb phrase) °to the lane (adverb phrase) °for fifteen years(adverb phrase) °at this season(adverb phrase) °with muddy water (prepositional phrase) °round it (prepositional phrase) °he heard working already(gerund phrase acting as object of the verb “heard”) °at the hunt modifies “were” (adverb phrase) °…wanted to buy wildfire (infinitive phrase) modifying the verb wanted, thus acting as adverb °on your brother’s horse (prepositional phrase) °with him (prepositional phrase) °of yours (prepositional phrase) °instead of paying (preposition + gerund) °for him (prepositional phrase) °wanted to sell the horse(infinitive phrase modifying the verb wanted and acting as adverb) °had to go (verb phrase) °had lived (verb phrase) °Dunstan’s first thought (noun phrase) °had expected (verb phrase) °to buy Wildfire (infinitive phrase) acting as object of wanted. °brother’s horse (noun phrase) °have exchanged (verb phrase) °shall keep (verb phrase) °’ve got (verb phrase) °to sell the horse (infinitive phrase) modifies the verb “wanted and thus functions as an adverb.

°which passed by the piece of unenclosed (relative clause) °where Silas had lived (relative clause) °as he approached it (adverb clause) °that the foolish old weaver had a great deal of money (noun clause) °whose loom he heard working already(relative clause) °as Dunstan had expected (adverb clause) °who had long wanted to buy Wildfire (relative clause) °though I had an offer (adverb clause) °that Dunstan wanted to sell the horse (noun clause)