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Parts of speech





Parts of Speech:
  1. Noun
  2. Adjective
  3. Pronoun
  4. Verb
  5. Adverb
  6. Preposition
  7. Conjunction
  8. Interjection

  • Noun: It is a word used as the name of a person, place thing(tangible/intangible) or animal.
  • Ex:  Ram is an honest man.
           Delhi is the capital of India.
           That chair is a new one.
           Cows eat grass
  • Adjective: It is a word used to describe a noun.
  • Ex: She is a beautiful woman.
          This is a difficult question.
          There are one hundred pages in this book.
  • Pronoun: It is a word used instead of a noun.
  • Ex: Ram passed the exam because he had worked  hard.
          I want my Books to remain where I leave them.
  • Verb: It is a word used to describe an action done by a noun.
  • Ex: The boy asked me to clarify his doubts.
          Delhi is the capital of India.
  • Adverb: It is a word used to add something to the meaning of a verb, an adjective another adverb.
  • Ex:  He speaks loudly.
           she is a very beautiful woman.
  • Preposition: It is a word used to indicate how a noun or pronoun stands with respect to something else.
  • Ex: Birds fly in the air.
          She is afraid of dogs.
  • Conjunction: It is a word used to join a set of words or sentences.
  • Ex: Ram and Laxman are brothers.
          She worked hard,but failed in the exam.
  • Interjection: It is a word used to express sudden feelings.
  • Ex:  Oh!That's a great work
A stand-alone word cannot be classified as a part of speech as the same word can be used as different parts of speech in different sentences.For ex:
Water is precious,we shouldn't waste it.(Noun)
Please water the plants everyday.(Verb)

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