Parts of Speech

BY
JUMERLI ARIATI, S.PD, M.PD.
Noun
(person, place, thing, animal, or idea)

Shelby
Atlantic
Desk
Dog
Project
Pronoun
replaces a noun or other pronoun

He
She
It
You
They
We
Us
Him
Her
Verb
(action, linking, helping, being)

should Is
Have Am
has Are
had Was
be Were
Been Will
being Would
may Could
might
must
shall
Adverb
(words that describe a verb, adjective, or other 
adverb)
Quickly
Studly
Amazingly
Pathetically
Very
Slowly
Quietly
diligently
Adjective
(words that describe a noun or pronoun)
Red
Quick
Good
Cute
Loud
Bright
Hot
Ugly
Gorgeous
Conjunction
(joins or connects clauses or sentences)

FANBOYS
for
and
nor
but
or
yet
so
Preposition
(where words that indicate position in relation to 
something else)

nto
on
over
Above
of
toward
in
to
under
beside
Interjection
(An abrupt remark or exclamation)

Batman words
Pow!
Yikes!
Hooray!
Yippee!
Man!
Wow!
Ahh!
Article
(Introduces a Noun phrase)

a
an
the
Label Parts of Speech
The big, fat cat and dog rested around the hospital all day.
Did you say sport is your very favorite activity 
of all activities?
A white nurse dress is hung outside the laboratory next to 
the drug store. 
A SARS virus is an extremely dangerous virus, 
but a flu is not.
Would you like to eat hot cereal or cold cereal for your breakfast? 
The HSE team has practiced at 330 in the 
afternoon.
I want to go on vacation to a beautiful tropical 
island.