This document discusses parts of speech and provides examples and definitions of verbs and adverbs. It defines verbs as words that assert something about a person or thing. There are four types of verbs discussed: transitive, intransitive, auxiliary, and lexical. Transitive verbs pass action to an object, while intransitive verbs do not. Auxiliary verbs are helping verbs used to express tense, mood, or voice. Adverbs are words that add meaning to verbs. There are five types of adverbs discussed: manner, time, place, frequency, and degree. Examples are provided for each type of adverb.

1. Name: Zain ul Islam Adil
Subject: English
Assignment: Submitted to Madam
Parts of Speech
Parts of Speech:
There are Eight part of Speech
1Noun 2- Adjective 3- Pronoun 4-Verb
5-Adverb 6-Preposition 7-Conjuction 8-Interjection
Verb:
A verb is the word that tells or asserts something about a person or a thing verbs comes from the
Latin verbum,a word. It is so called because it is the most important word in a sentence.
e.g:
1) The girl wrote a letter to her cousin.
2) He plays Match
3) Nosi laughs.
4) Glass is brittle
Kinds of Verbs:
1) Transitive 3)Intransitive
2) Auxiliary 4)Lexical
Transitive Verb: (Pass over)
The verb which tells of an action which pass over to an object OR The verb which need to
complete their scene.
e.g:

2. 1) Children read story books.
2) We beloved in one GOD.
3) The ants fought the wasps.
Intransitive verb: The verb which tells of an action which does not pass over the object OR The
verbs which does not need to complete their scence.
e.g:
1) Every single person voted.
2) Some ants fight very fiercely.
Auxiliary verb:
An helping verb used to express tense mood or voice.
Two types:
*) Primary Auxiliary words (Is , am , are , was , were , have , had)
*)Model Auxiliary word (will , shall , can , may , used to ,meet)
Lexical verb:
Finite verb:
Infinite Verbs:
Regular Verbs:
Irregular verbs:
Adverb
Adverb is the word used to add something to the meaning of verb.
e.g:
1) She pronounced the word quite correctly.
2) He fights bravely.
3) He think deeply
Types of Adverb:

3. 1) Adverb of Manner 4)Adverb of Place
2) Adverb of Time 5)Adverb of Frequency
3) Adverb of Degree
Adverb of Manner :(Way of Action)
Adverb of action describes the way in which action is done.
e.g:
1) Carefully 2) Neatly 3) Loudly 4) Clearly 5) Bravely
1) Nosheen write neatly.
2) She works quickly.
Adverb of place:(where action is done)
Adverb of place shows the place where the action is done.
e.g:
1) Come in 2) Everywhere 3)Inside 4) Outside
1) The dog is out.
2) I looked her everywhere.
Adverb of Time:(When action is done)
Adverb of time shows when the action is done or the duration.
e.g:
1) Yesterday 2) Today 3) Tomorrow 4) Last night
1) He beat the dog yesterday.
Adverb of Frequency :(Frequently)
Adverb of frequency show how frequently an action takes place.
e.g:
1) Always 2) Seldom 3) Often 4) Usually 5) Sometime 6) Again 7)Never
1) He usually done this.
2) He often done this.

4. 3) She never heart me.
Note: Adverb of frequency are used before the words.
Adverb of degree:(Intensity)
Adverb of degree tell us about the intensity or degree of an action , an adjective, or an other.
e.g:
1) He is very busy.
2) I am too much tired.
3) The water was extremely cold.
4)She is so nice.
Adverb of comment :
Adverb of comment are placed at the beginning of sentence..
e.g:
1)Fortunately 2) Luckily 3)Unfortunately 4)However 5) Undoubthly