| A | B |
| noun | the naming words |
| interjections | exclamatory words that express emotion are called |
| common nouns | the common class of people, places, things, ideas |
| proper nouns | names a specific person, place, thing, or idea |
| pronouns | words that take the place of nouns |
| first person pronouns | What kind of pronouns are I, me, and we |
| second person pronouns | What kind of pronouns are you and yours |
| third person pronouns | What kind of pronouns are he, she, they, their? |
| adjectives | part of speech that describes nouns |
| adjectives | What part of speech are words that describe nouns by telling what kind? |
| adjectives | What part of speech are words that describe nouns by telling how many? |
| physical | action verbs show ___ action like running |
| action verbs | part of speech that shows mental action |
| linking verbs | The state of being verbs - all the forms of be |
| adverbs | words that modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs |
| adverbs | words for this part of speech often end in "ly" |
| to what extent | adverbs answer questions where, when, why, how, and |
| to so very | What three words are the most common adverbs? |
| preposition | A word used to show relationship of a noun or pronoun to some other word in a sentence is a |
| preposition | What does a prepositional phrase always begin with? |
| a noun | What does a prepositional phrase always end with? |
| conjunctions | words that join words and and groups of words |
| coordinating conjunctions | What kind of conjunctions are and, but, or, nor? |
| direct object | a noun or pronoun that receives the action of a verb is called a |
| indirect object | What is a noun called that comes before a direct object and tells to whom or for whom? |
| nouns | name persons, places, things, ideas |