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SPEECH
1. NOUN
(Naming word) NOUN PRONOUN
2. PRONOUN A pronoun is used in
(Replaces a noun) A noun is the name of place of a noun or noun
3. ADJECTIVE
a person, place, thing phrase to avoid
(Describes a noun or or idea. repetition.
pronoun)

4. VERB
Eg: Hakim, Kelantan, Eg: I, you, we, they, he,
(Action word) desk, chair, car, she, it, me, us, them, him,
5. ADVERB happiness, duck her, this, those
(Describes a verb, adjective
& adverb)
Hakim lives in Kelantan. This is Maria.
6. PREPOSITION She likes to read.
(Shows relationship)

7. CONJUNCTION
(Joining word)

8. INTERJECTION
(Expressive word)

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ADJECTIVE VERB
An adjective describes, A verb shows an action
modifies or gives more or state of being. A verb
information about a shows what someone or
noun or pronoun. something is doing.
Eg: go, speak, run, eat,
Eg: big, happy, green,
play, live, walk, have, like,
young, fun, crazy, three
are, is
I have a red car. Lisa listens to her
favourite song.
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ADVERB
An adverb describes a verb,
an adjective or another
adverb. It tells how, where,
when, how often or to what
extent. Many adverbs
end in -LY
Eg: slowly, quietly, very,
always, never, too, well,
tomorrow, here
Luna cries loudly.
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PREPOSITION CONJUNCTION
A preposition shows the A conjunction joins two
relationship of a noun or words, ideas, phrases or
pronoun to another word. clauses together in a
They can indicate time, sentence and shows how
place, or relationship. they are connected.
Eg: and, or, but,
Eg: at, on, in, from, with,
because, so, yet, unless,
near, between, about,
under since, if.
I was thirsty and
There is a pencil exhausted but I still
on the desk. finished the marathon.
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INTERJECTION
An interjection is a word
or phrase that
expresses a strong
feeling or emotion. It is
a short exclamation.
Eg: Ouch! Wow! Great!
Help! Oh! Hey! Hi!
Ouch! That hurt.
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