The document defines and provides examples of parts of speech including nouns, verbs, adverbs, conjunctions, interjections, prefixes, and suffixes. It explains that nouns name people, places, things, and ideas. Verbs indicate actions and can be modified by adverbs. Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, other adverbs and indicate time, manner, place, cause, or degree. Conjunctions link words and phrases. Interjections convey emotion. Prefixes are added to the beginning of words to modify meaning and suffixes are added to the end.

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2.  Is a word use to name a person,animal
Place or thing and an abstract idea.

3.  Indicates the action in the sentences.

4.  Can modify a verb, an adjetive or another
adverb, a phrase or a clause.
 We identify the adverbs by the sufix “ly”.
 Indicates, time manner, place,cause or
degree and answer questions.

5.  We use conjunctions to link word,
phrases.
Example:
 call the taxi when you are ready
 I ate pizza and ice cream

6.  Is a word, added to a sentence to
convey emotion it is not a grammatically
related to any another part of the
sentence.

7.  A prefix is placed at the beginning of a
word to modify or change its meaning
Prefix Meaning Example
post-election,
post- after
post-graduation
ex-husband, ex-
ex- former boss, ex-
colleague

8.  A word element that doesn't stand by
itself but is attached to the end of a
word to change its meaning.
 In English, one common use of a suffix is
to change the intensity of a word. Note,
for example, the difference between
"happy," "happier" and "happiest."

9.  which of the following words is a verb.
A)On B) eat C) everywhere
 which of the following words is not
interjection.
A)yeah!! B) sleep C) ouch!!
 which of the following words is a prefixes.
A) post-election B)slowly C) run