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- ose ,- ous ,- eous ,- ious

- ose ,- ous ,- eous ,- ious. Parts of Speech Review. A word is a verb if we can use it in an infinitive phrase such as “to ___”. t o eat. t o write. t o speculate. A word is a noun if we can precede it with the articles a , an , or the and construct a noun phrase . t he apple.

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- ose ,- ous ,- eous ,- ious

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  1. -ose,-ous,-eous,-ious

  2. Parts of Speech Review A word is a verb if we can use it in an infinitivephrase such as “to ___”. to eat to write to speculate

  3. A word is a noun if we can precede it with the articles a, an, or the and construct a noun phrase. the apple a substructure an auditorium

  4. A word is an adjective if we can place it before a noun and construct an adjective-noun phrase. the delicious apple the sturdy substructure a spacious auditorium

  5. A word is an adverb if can place it before a verb, adjective, or other adverb to construct an adverbial phrase. he runs quickly she is highly intelligent they walk very slowly

  6. Define these words: mountainous spacious famous verbose What do they have in common?

  7. gracious manners full of grace, courtesy full of speech; chatty aloquacious speaker amalicious criminal full of malice; evil various factors full of variety; different an aqueous solution full of water; watery

  8. averbose explanation full of words; wordy acurious experience full of curiosity grandiose ideas full of exaggerated grandness apopulous state full of people agenerous donation full of giving

  9. voracious numerous frivilous bellicose 1. Someone with a ___ disposition likes to fight. 2. People who like books are often ___ readers. 3. Spending money foolishly is a ___ habit. 4. Although we never met in person, we did speak on the phone ___ times.

  10. vivacious: full of life luminous: full of light amorous: full of love religious: full of faith

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