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Parts of Speech Exercise

September 28, 2023 A2pdf

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1Cats are ............... by nature.
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The adjective "curious" describes the noun "cats" after the verb "are".
2He is very ............... with his money.
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The adjective "generous" describes the person after the verb "is".
3Vaccination makes a person ............... to many diseases.
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The adjective "immune" completes the pattern "make someone + adjective".
4Their performance was ...............
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The adjective "marvelous" describes the noun "performance" after the verb "was".
5How can you ............... your rude behavior?
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The verb "justify" follows the modal verb "can".
6They raised many ............... against him.
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The plural noun "accusations" is needed after "many".
7It is not ............... for them to come again.
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The adjective "necessary" follows "is not" in this sentence.
8Children ask a lot of questions out of ...............
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The noun "curiosity" is needed after the preposition "of".
9Her smile is ...............
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The adjective "infectious" naturally describes a smile that makes others feel happy too.
10Another war will bring total ............... to mankind.
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The noun "destruction" follows the adjective "total".
11Their ............... was palpable.
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The noun "excitement" is the subject of the sentence.
12Colonizers killed the original ............... of this land.
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The plural noun "inhabitants" refers to the people who lived in the land.

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  1. Cats are curious by nature.
  2. He is very generous with his money.
  3. Vaccination makes a person immune to many diseases.
  4. Their performance was marvelous.
  5. How can you justify your rude behavior?
  6. They raised many accusations against him.
  7. It is not necessary for them to come again.
  8. Children ask a lot of questions out of curiosity.
  9. Her smile is infectious.
  10. Another war will bring total destruction to mankind.
  11. Their excitement was palpable.
  12. Colonizers killed the original inhabitants of this land.

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