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How Words FunctionHow Words Function
Common Noun
Person, place, or thing
Proper noun
The specific name of a person or place
Article
Identifies a noun as a noun
Definite: the
Indefinite: a, an
Parts of Speech
Verb
Action or state of being
Adjective
Describes a noun
Adverb
Describes an action
Pronoun
Replaces a noun
More Parts of Speech
Preposition
Indicates location
Conjunction
Connects phrases and clauses
Interjection
Shows emotion
Yet More Parts of Speech
Example Sentence
Mignon’s red bike and her old basketball rolledquietly down the road.
“quietly” is
an adjective
an adverb
a verb
“road” is a
noun
preposition
verb
“down” is a
noun
definite article
preposition
“her” is a
pronoun
common noun
proper noun
Match the word to the correctpart of speech before time runs out.
Jack
to
ran
with
singing
dad
his
and
Overb
Opronoun
Opreposition
Overb
Oproper noun
Oconjunction
Opreposition
Ocommon noun
Answers: Match the word to the partof speech
Jack
To
ran
with
singing
dad
his
and
Overb
Opronoun
Opreposition
Overb
Oproper noun
Oconjunction
Opreposition
Ocommon noun