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Parts of Speech Simple
Parts of Speech Simple
Singular Plural
I We who
You You whoever
He/She/It They
Singular Plural
Me Us Whom
You You Whomever
Him/Her/It Them
What do you think of the two of us? Can you hand the paper to him?
B). Examples of possessive pronouns: my, mine, your, yours, his, her, hers, its, our, ours,
their, and theirs.
C). Examples of indefinite pronouns: anybody, anyone, each, either, none, someone,
somebody, both, everyone, no one, neither, many, few, several, and one.
D). Examples of interrogative pronouns: who, whom, what, which, and whose.
Whom do you think we should invite to the party?
Action:
I read the novel, Don Quixote.
4. Adverbs- describe a verb (an action) by telling how, when, where, and how much.
The professor waited patiently for the student to answer the question.
(Verb)
5. Adjectives- describe a noun/pronoun by telling which, how many, and what kind.
7. Conjunctions:
A.) Coordinating conjunctions link words, phrases and complete sentences of equal value.
Coordinating
Conjunctions:
For Or
And Yet
Nor So
But _______
The boy wanted to go home after class, but Susie wanted to stay and work.
(Try to remember the word FANBOYS, For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, and So.)
Subordinating Conjunctions:
If As soon as Though
Because As though Until
Although Before Whenever
When In order that Whether
Unless Provided While
After Since
As So that
As if Than
,
A.) Since it is raining today I will carry my umbrella.