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- Modifies a verb

- Tells how the verb is acting or

how it acted

- Usually ends in "ly"

- Answers the question of "how, where, when, or to what extent?"

Examples of Adjectives

Grammar

- The blue car

- The school was huge!

- Her shirt was very bright

- There is an essential matter we need

to discuss

- Peter guessed the right number

- An adjective is the part of speech that modifies a noun or pronoun

- Answers "how is it described?"

- Can describe color, size, how something looks, how something feels, or ANY description / describing words

Parts of Speech

Verb:

State of Being

Examples of Verbs

Examples

Connects subject to word that describes the subject

- I am cold

- The book is good

- She was there

Proper Noun

- I ran to school

- I read a book yesterday

- He played golf

- She slept for eight hours

- I go to Walled Lake Northern High School

- George Washington was our first president

Were

Would

Shall

Have

Has

Had

Be

Being

Been

Do

Does

Did

Common Noun

May

Might

Must

Can

Could

Am

Is

Are

Was

Were

- I go to a school

- We have had many presidents

1.) An action word

2.) Is a state of being and says

what the subject does

3.) Answers "what is the action or state of being?"

Part of speech that names a person, place, thing, or idea.

- Answers the question of "who, what, or where?"

- Proper Noun: Names a specific person, place, thing, or idea.

  • George Washington
  • Central High School

- Common Noun: General nouns

  • president
  • high school
  • car

  • interjection
  • Preposition
  • Conjunction
  • Pronoun
  • Nouns
  • Adjectives
  • Verbs
  • Adverbs

Grammar

Parts of Speech

Interjections

An exclamation that expresses an emotion. Usually used in dialogue, this can be any aside or interruption.

Examples of Adverbs

Examples of

Predicates

When?

- I went to the movies yesterday

- There's a snow day tomorrow

How?

Where?

- He lives over there

- I would go anywhere with you

- She ran quickly to the bus

- The turtle moved slowly

- He spoke quietly

- The student rode the bus to school

- The glacier melted, broke off, and then fell into the ocean

- Children grow older every day

- The horses appear to be well groomed

To What Extent (how often)?

- He exercises often

- The teacher reads every day

- I never lie

Adverb

MORE Grammar!

- Part of the sentence that contains the verb, it's modifiers (adjective or adverb) and what the subject is doing.

  • Tells what the subject is doing.
  • A sentence can be broken into a subject and predicate
  • Think of it as a "verb phrase"

- Pronouns replace nouns

- Without them, we'd have to keep on repeating names of people, places, or things.

- A word that comes before or after a noun to show a nouns spatial relationship to another word

- Describes "anywhere a mouse can go"

- Join words or groups of words together

- Usually takes the place of a comma or period

- Most common examples

  • and
  • but
  • so

- He, she, him, her, they, it

Is there such a thing as too much grammar? I think not!

- The ball flew above the house

- The plane went over the house

- The book is under the chair

- The mouse ran between the pipes

- The student stood near the door

- The bird flew through the window

- The fireman slid down the pole

- The rabbit jumped onto the chair

- After Brian went to practice, he ate dinner

- The girls went to English and then they

went to lunch.

- When asked what color we should paint the house, he said, paint it blue

- How's Florida you ask? It's really hot there.

- Which book? This is the book I was referring to.

Noun

Verb

Adjective

Preposition

Examples of Prepositions

Conjunction

Pronoun

Examples of Pronouns

Predicate

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