The document provides definitions and examples of different parts of speech including nouns, adjectives, demonstrative pronouns, indefinite pronouns, interrogative pronouns, and proper nouns. It defines common and proper adjectives, the root word of demonstrative, the four demonstrative pronouns, indefinite pronouns that are not definite or specific, interrogative pronouns used to ask questions, and provides examples to illustrate the parts of speech.

2. DESCRIBE a noun or pronoun The small boy pulled the heavy wagon.

3. Common adjectives do NOT need capitalization . But proper adjectives DO ! Proper adjectives are formed from proper nouns. Our school mascot is the English bulldog.

4. Point out specific nouns Remember that demonstrate is the root word of demonstrative Only 4: This, That, These, Those This cow will eat those daisies!

5. NOT definite or specific All, Another, Both, Few, Many, Several, Some There are many strawberries in the basket.

6. Ask a question ???????????? Whose, Which, What Whose cheeseburger is this?

7. Descriptive Adjectives DESCRIBE Slimy frog

8. Proper Nouns are CAPITALIZED Washington apple

9. Demonstrative = DEMONSTRATE or POINT Answer this question.

10. Indefinite=Uncertain Number Many countries

11. Interrogative=Questioning Which day?