NOUN EXAMPLE SENTENCES
 I live in Australia.
 Jenny is my sister.
 I love to play with my dog.
 The name of this monkey is Boo.
 Pacific Ocean is very vast.
 Hello Jack! Will you play with me?
 My cousin lives in Norway.
 Every Sunday Mike visits the
church.
 Christmas comes in the month of
December.
 Teachers teach in school.
 Birds live on trees.
 I love to read storybooks.
 Sally's mother is a doctor.
PRONOUNS: USED IN SENTENCES
 The kids are yours and mine.
 The house is theirs and its paint is
flaking.
 The money was really theirs for the
taking.
 We shall finally have what is
rightfully ours.
 Their mother gets along well with
yours.
 What's mine is yours, my friend.
 The dog is mine.
 The cat is yours.
 The ring is hers.
 The bag is theirs.
 Your taking the prize was a nice
surprise.
 The children make their beds without
my asking them to.
 Their singing inspired us.
 I so appreciated his helping out.
 Her coming to us was the right thing
to do.
 I appreciate your understanding of
the matter.
 I feel bad at his missing this
opportunity.
 Their mocking of him was
inappropriate.
 I loved listening to his singing.
EXAMPLES OF VERBS
 Anthony is throwing the football.
 She accepted the job offer.
 He thought about his stupid mistake
in the test.
 John visited his friend for a while
and then went home.
 The dog ran across the yard.
 She left in a hurry.
 She yelled when she hit her toe.
 The cat sat by the window.
 I'll play this song on my guitar.
 He hit a home run at the last game.
 In the summer, we will swim in our
pool.
 Will you help me with the laundry?
 He rode his new bike around the
block for hours.
 The horse trotted along the trail.
 We ate dinner then walked around
the park.
 Did you fix the mistake in your
homework?
 She waited for her friend at the mall.
 She lay on the couch and slept there
all night.
 Close the door!
 The bird sings a cheery song every
morning.
 The teacher reads a book to her
students then asks them questions
about the story.
 The roof on the house leaks.
 The lightning struck the tree.
 They bought a new house.
 EXAMPLES OF ADJECTIVES
 They live in a beautiful house.
 Lisa is wearing a sleeveless shirt
today. This soup is not edible.
 She wore a beautiful dress.
 He writes meaningless letters.
 This shop is much nicer.
 She wore a beautiful dress.
 Ben is an adorable baby.
 Linda's hair is gorgeous
 This glass is breakable.
 I met a homeless person in NY.
ADVERB EXAMPLES SENTENCES
 He swims well.
 He ran quickly.
 She spoke softly.
 James coughed loudly to attract her
attention.
 He plays the flute beautifully. ( after
the direct object)
 He ate the chocolate cake greedily.
( after the direct object)
 The town grew quickly after 1997.
 He waited patiently for his mother
to arrive.
 He gently woke the sleeping woman.
 She angrily slammed the door.
 Slowly she picked up the knife.
 Roughly he grabbed her arm.
PREPOSITIONS
 He sat on the chair.
 There is some milk in the fridge.
 She was hiding under the table.
 The cat jumped off the counter.
 He drove over the bridge.
 She lost her ring at the beach.
 The book belongs to Anthony.
 They were sitting by the tree.
 We are running in the gym today.
 The sun is above the clouds.
 She lives near her workplace.
 She drew the picture with a crayon.
 He swam at the lake.
 We located the key for the lock.
 The car went through the tunnel.
 I got a package from a friend.
 I have liked that song since 1999.
 She put the flowers by the window.
 The food was placed on the table.
CONJUNCTIONS ARE LINKING
WORDS
 He was late for school, so he took a
shortcut.
 Her favorite colors were purple and
red.
 She doesn't like coffee, nor does she
like tea.
 Because it was raining, we had to
cancel the class picnic.
 The house was a mess after the
crazy party we had last night.
 He doesn't go skiing any more, since
he had the accident.
 You can have either chocolate or
vanilla ice cream.
 He not only plays the guitar but also
the drums.
 Such was his strength that he was
easily able to move the fallen tree.
INTERJECTIONS IN A SENTENCE
 Here are some more interjections,
this time used in the context of an
accompanying sentence:
 Ahh, that feels wonderful.
 Alas! I'm lost in the wilderness.
 Bah! That was a total waste of time.
 Bless you! I couldn't have done it
without you.
 It's time for me to go. Cheerio!
 Congrats! You finally got your
master's degree.
 Crikey! Do you ever think before
you speak?
 Gesundheit! Are you starting to get
a cold?
 Good grief! Why are you wearing
shorts in the winter?
 Grrr. I'm going to get back at him
for that.
 Humph. He probably cheated to
make such good grades.
 Oh dear! I don't know what to do
about this mess.
 Shoot! I forgot my brother's
birthday.
 Well, duh! That was a stupid thing
to do!
 Yowza! That is a gorgeous gown.
INTERJECTIONS: EMOTION
 Ahem - The sound of someone
clearing their throat in an attempt to
get your attention
 Aah - Used as a call for help or
when someone is scared
 Boo - Used to scare someone or to
voice disapproval
 Eh - Used when you didn't hear or
understand what someone said
 Eww - Conveys dislike or disgust
 Hmm - Can mean you're thinking or
hesitating
 Jeez - Could indicate you can't
believe something or you're
exasperated
 Ooh-la-la - A slightly comical way
to refer to something as fancy or
special
 Oops - An exclamation people use
when they do something by accident
 Phew - Expressing relief or gladness
something is over
 Whoa - Can show surprise or
amazement
 Yahoo - Expresses joy or happiness
 Yeah - Demonstrates a very strong
affirmation or approval
 Yoo-hoo - An expression used to get
someone's attention
 Zing - Usually used comically to
emphasize a clever statement or
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