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Parts Of Speech

Parts Of Speech. Bellwork. What do you remember? Day 1. See if you can remember the definition for each of the parts of speech: 1. Noun 6.Prepostion 2. Verb 7. Conjunction 3. Adjective 8.Interjection 4. Adverb 5. Pronoun. Day 2.

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Parts Of Speech

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  1. Parts Of Speech Bellwork

  2. What do you remember?Day 1 • See if you can remember the definition for each of the parts of speech: • 1. Noun 6.Prepostion • 2. Verb 7. Conjunction • 3. Adjective 8.Interjection • 4. Adverb • 5. Pronoun

  3. Day 2 Copy the definition for each part of speech. Include the examples. • 1. Noun- Naming word; person, place, thing, idea, or quality. Examples: chair, Frank, China, truth • 2. Verb-An action word, tells what someone is doing or a state of being. Examples: walk, singing, talked, is • 3. Adjective- Descriptive word; describes a noun or pronoun. Examples: fast, green, happy

  4. Day 3 Copy the definition for each part of speech. Include the examples. 1. Adverb-Describes a verb, an adjective, or another adverb; Usually ends in “ly”;Tells things like where, when, how, how often, or how much. Examples: quietly, never, slowly, there, hardly, later 2.Preposition- Shows location or place. Examples: in, at, above, to

  5. Day 4 Copy the definition for each part of speech. Include the examples. • 1. Conjunction- Connecting word; connects two phrases or sentences. Examples: and, but, or, because, also 2. Interjection- Used to show emotion or surprise; Usually end with an exclamation mark (!) Examples: Ouch!, Oh no!, Yay! 3. Pronoun- Takes the place of a noun. Examples: John – him/ he, the girl – her/ she, a car - it

  6. Friday Funny

  7. Day 5 • Write the part of speech of the underlined word (noun, verb, adjective, adverb). • 1. Even good friends sometimes disagree. • 2.The rain lasted all afternoon. • 3. June practices in the afternoon for an hour. • 4. During vacation, time passes rapidly. • 5. The storm was slowly moving in.

  8. Day 6 • Write the part of speech of the underlined word (noun, verb, adjective, adverb). • 1. Your dog will become fat if you feed it too much. • 2. The reporter had confidently predicted rain • 3.Then he washes the chalkboards • 4. Thieves had broken into the office. • 5. The army retreated to a stronger position.

  9. Day 7 • Write the part of speech of the underlined word (noun, verb, adjective, adverb). • 1. Your dog will become fat if you feed it too much. • 2. The reporter had confidently predicted rain • 3.Then he washes the chalkboards • 4. Thieves had broken into the office. • 5. The army retreated to a stronger position.

  10. Friday Funny

  11. Day 8 • Circle the pronoun that would replace the noun that is underlined in each sentence. • Jane just ate three cupcakes. She They I Me • Dylan, Gabby and Matt played on the monkey bars at recess.His Me They Theirs • Will you please put the notebook in your backpack?him ours you it • Ella and I like to play Minecraft on the computer.We They I You • Write a sentence using a conjunction.

  12. Day 9 • Write the preposition for each sentence. • The small brown fox stealthily hopped over the fence. • I knocked loudly on the red barn door. • Yesterday, Frank and I jogged at the cold park. • My parents kept the spare key under the welcome mat. • Bobby always hid extra money in the tin jar. • List five interjections.

  13. Study for Quiz

  14. Part of Speech Questions Noun: Who? What? Verb: What is being said about (Subject)? Adjective: Which one? What kind? How Many? Adverb: How? When? Where? Prepositional Phrase: What? Whom?

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