This document discusses the definitions and parts of speech for several words beginning with "over-". It provides the definition, part of speech, and an example sentence for each of the following words: overlook, overly, overlap, overpass, overhear, overhead, and overload. The document explains that each word's part of speech is based on its function in language and provides both noun and verb examples where applicable.

1. PART OF SPEECH
it is a class of words based on the words’ function

2. Overlook
■ It means to ignore, disregard or to fail to notice.
■ Part pf speech: it could be a noun or a verb
■ Example of a noun: plenty of overlooks and trails.
■ Example as a verb: I learned how to overlook people’s mistakes.

3. Overly
■ It means to an excessive degree .
■ Part of speech: adverb because of the ly at the end .
■ Example: this book is overly complex.

4. Overlap
■ It means: to extend or to have something in common.
■ Part of speech: It could be a noun or a verb.
■ Example as a verb: Some of their duties overlap.

5. Overpass
■ It means to dismiss, to fail giving attention or to go over limits.
■ Part of speech: Verb.
■ Example: he forced himself to overpass his brother’s mistakes.

6. Overhear
■ It means to listen to other’s privet conversation.
■ Part of speech: Verb.
■ Example: it’s not polite to overhear someone’s conversation.

7. Overhead
■ It means to be in a higher place.
■ Part of speech: adjective or a noun, as a noun used in economics
■ Example as an adjective: a plane flew overhead.
■ Example as a noun: overhead expense refer to the ongoing expense of
operating business.

8. Overload
■ It means: to overload something with too many things
■ Part of speech: verb
■ Example: Don’t overload the washing machine with clothes .