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    The document defines different parts of speech - verbs, adverbs, and exclamations. It provides examples for each in the present, past and future tenses. For verbs, it explains that a verb shows action and gives examples of owls' nocturnal behavior. For adverbs, it states that an adverb describes a verb and gives examples about reading habits. Finally, it defines an exclamation as expressing strong feeling through a word, phrase or sentence, followed by an exclamation point, and provides examples. The document includes practice sections for writing additional examples in each category.

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    The document defines different parts of speech - verbs, adverbs, and exclamations. It provides examples for each in the present, past and future tenses. For verbs, it explains that a verb shows action and gives examples of owls' nocturnal behavior. For adverbs, it states that an adverb describes a verb and gives examples about reading habits. Finally, it defines an exclamation as expressing strong feeling through a word, phrase or sentence, followed by an exclamation point, and provides examples. The document includes practice sections for writing additional examples in each category.

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    Elementary Grammar 2

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    The document defines different parts of speech - verbs, adverbs, and exclamations. It provides examples for each in the present, past and future tenses. For verbs, it explains that a verb shows action and gives examples of owls' nocturnal behavior. For adverbs, it states that an adverb describes a verb and gives examples about reading habits. Finally, it defines an exclamation as expressing strong feeling through a word, phrase or sentence, followed by an exclamation point, and provides examples. The document includes practice sections for writing additional examples in each category.

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    Verbs : What is a verb?

    A verb is a word that can show action. When a verb tells what people or things do it is called an action
    verb.
    A present tense verb shows action that is happening now.=Present Continuous
    A past tense verb shows action that happened. =Past Simple
    A future tense verb shows action that will happen.=Future Tense

    Present Tense Past Tense Future Tense


    Owls are nocturnal birds. The owls were nocturnal birds. The owls will be nocturnal.
    Owls are typically nocturnal The owls were typically nocturnal The owls were typically nocturnal
    Predators. Predators. Predators.

    Written practice 3. Write more examples

    Present Tense Past Tense Future Tense


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    Adverbs: What is an adverb?


    1,An adverb is a word that describes a verb.
    2.An adverb can tell how, when, or where.

    How When Where


    Tina reads comics quickly. She never reads text books. She keeps her books in a box
    She reads papers slowly. She sometimes reads the History book. She buys comics there.

    Written practice 4. Write more examples

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    Exclamations
    An exclamation can be a word, a phrase, or a sentence that shows strong feeling.It is followed by an
    exclamation point.

    Word Phrase Sentence


    Wow! Oh, no! What a terrific movie !
    Yummy! No way! They won the tennis championship
    Written practice 5. Write more examples

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