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Parts Of Speech Exercise

May 12, 2021 A2pdf

Identify the part of speech.

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1He accumulated a fortune buying and selling used cars. Identify the noun.
Wrong!
The noun is "fortune" because it names a thing.
2The drawing of the house is accurate in every detail. Identify the adjective.
Wrong!
The adjective is "accurate" because it describes the drawing.
3She has acquired a working knowledge of French. Identify the verb.
Wrong!
The verb is "acquired" because it shows the action in the sentence.
4He was criticized for one careless act. Identify the adjective.
Wrong!
The adjective is "careless" because it describes the noun "act".
5Act now and save money during our annual sale. Identify the conjunction.
Wrong!
The conjunction is "and" because it joins the two verbs "act" and "save".
6She is an acquisitive person, always wanting things. Identify the adverb.
Wrong!
The adverb is "always" because it tells how often she wants things.
7A gentleman must conduct himself well in any situation. Identify the pronoun.
Wrong!
The pronoun is "himself" because it refers back to the gentleman.
8Addition is taught before subtraction. Identify the preposition.
Wrong!
The preposition is "before" because it shows the relationship between addition and subtraction.
9The chameleon adapts to the surroundings by changing color. Identify the verb.
Wrong!
The verb is "adapts" because it shows what the chameleon does.
10Let’s add up the cost of all our purchases. Identify the preposition.
Wrong!
The preposition is "of" because it links the noun "cost" to "all our purchases".
11All nations must work for the accomplishment of peace. Identify the adjective.
Wrong!
The adjective is "All" because it modifies the noun "nations".
12I am an adult, and I expect to be treated accordingly. Identify the adverb.
Wrong!
The adverb is "accordingly" because it describes how the speaker expects to be treated.

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  1. He accumulated a fortune buying and selling used cars. Identify the noun. — fortune
  2. The drawing of the house is accurate in every detail. Identify the adjective. — accurate
  3. She has acquired a working knowledge of French. Identify the verb. — acquired
  4. He was criticized for one careless act. Identify the adjective. — careless
  5. Act now and save money during our annual sale. Identify the conjunction. — and
  6. She is an acquisitive person, always wanting things. Identify the adverb. — always
  7. A gentleman must conduct himself well in any situation. Identify the pronoun. — himself
  8. Addition is taught before subtraction. Identify the preposition. — before
  9. The chameleon adapts to the surroundings by changing color. Identify the verb. — adapts
  10. Let’s add up the cost of all our purchases. Identify the preposition. — of
  11. All nations must work for the accomplishment of peace. Identify the adjective. — All
  12. I am an adult, and I expect to be treated accordingly. Identify the adverb. — accordingly

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