✔Topics: - Parts of Speech ✔Contents ✅Noun ✅Pronoun ✅Verb ✅Adverb ✅Adjective ✅Preposition ✅Conjunction ✅Interjection -Bidisha Paul

1. PARTS OF SPEECH
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3. The 8 types of PARTS OF SPEECH
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4. NOUN Example
• Persons: Tom, Jerry
• Thing/Object: Book, Calculator, Bamboo
• Place: Pune, Kolkata
• Quality: Honesty, Cruelty, Calmness
• Action: Hesitation, Purification
The words that lets us
know about any
persons, objects,
things, places, qualities
and the name of their
actions or works are
called nouns.
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5. PRONOUN List of Pronouns
Singular Plural
1st Person I We
2nd Person You Your
3rd Person He, She, It They
(Note: s/es is being added with the verb if the subject is in
singular)
The word that replace the
noun are called Pronoun.
We use Pronoun to avoid
the repetition of the same.
noun consecutively in
every sentence. It sounds
much better than that of
the repetition.
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6. VERB Example
• Doing Words: Eat, Sing, Laugh,
etc.
• Being Word
1. Am, Is, Are (Present)
2. Was, Were (Past)
3. Been, Being (Participle)
• Having Word:
1. Have, Has (Present)
2. Had (Past)
The doing words,
having words and
being words are
called verbs.
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7. ADVERB
• If it modifies the verb then we will get answer by questioning the sentence
with
How When Where
He runs swiftly He will go soon. He lives here.
• If it modifies the adjective then we have to question that sentence with
How.
Example: He is a very good boy.
• In the sentence ,
He runs swiftly.
Swiftly is an adverb
• But in the sentence
He runs very swiftly
Very Swiftly is an adverb.
The words that describe
a verb, an adjective or
an adverb or add some
other meaning with
them are called Adverb.
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8. ADJECTIVE Example
Little, two, ugly, hard,
naughty, rich, poor,
etc.
The words that tell us the
quality, number, state, quantity
about a noun/pronoun are
called adjectives.
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9. PREPOSITION Example
• She went into the room.
• Birds fly in the air.
Some other preposition are: At, to, by, on,
upon, below, under, from, of, over,
beneath, above, etc.
Pre-Before
Position-Place
The words that sits before a
noun/pronoun and make a
relation between are called
preposition.
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10. CONJUNCTION Example
• He is poor but honest.
• Ravi and Sam went there.
Some other conjunctions are: As, if, but,
and, until, till, etc.
The words that connect
more than one word,
sentence, clause and
phrase are called
Conjunction.
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11. INTERJECTION Example
• Hurrah! We can the match.
• Fie! You are a thief.
Some other Interjections are: Alas, Fie,
Hello, Hush, Hurrah, etc.
The words that express
any strong feeling or
sudden feeling are called
Interjections.
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12. Thank you
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