Parts Of Speech For The Timid Writer

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Adjective. This is a word namely adds a portrayal apt an object, person, location etc.
Example: 'Mary's house had a lovely blue door'. 'Door' is the object whilst 'lovely' and 'blue' describe what sort of gate it is, These are adjectives that describe said door. Simple, eh?
2. Verb. As my old English educator wisely said "A verb is a 'doing' word". It indicates activity; something going on. And here's the clincher: a word is a verb if you can put the word 'to' in front of it and it still makes sense. So we can have: to fly, to gravitate, to uphold, to petrify. You can't have 'to digestion', unless you're proposing a toast.
If you've been emulating forward at present, you might perk up and ask: 'What's the inconsistency between fly, flew and flying? It's not righ to say "to flew" is it?' Quite right, but 'flew' is the elapse tense of 'fly' so it's still a verb. 'Flying' whatsoever, describes what a plane, for instance, is doing, so it's an adjective.
3. Adverb. These are alike to adjectives except that this period they describe a verb. So we tin mention 'the plane flew immediately through the sky'. 'Flew' is the 'doing' alternatively action word, 'quickly' describes how the deed was done. Again: 'Clarissa loved to watch the horse gracefully canter approximately the ring.' 'Canter' is the verb (to canter) and 'gracefully' is the adverb describing how the nag cantered.
4. Article. These are unbelievably simple. Yaawn! An story is an of three little words we use all the time: 'a', 'an' and 'the'. I peruse recently that they are "accustomed to whistle the presence of a noun". Gosh, what does that average? Put simply it manner they go before the appoint of something, like: 'a brick flew out of his Or: 'the brick buffet Rodney on the snout.' Or: 'an brick fell off the wall'. No, not that's not right. We use 'an' while the afterward word starts with a vowel. OKAY, so: 'an extruded brick fell off the wall'. (Yes, there actually are such things - I looked it up.) 'A' and 'an' are known for indefinite articles because they could refer to fair whichever old brick, though 'the' is the certain article when we're talking almost a specific brick.
5. Noun. This just means it's the name of an object or person, such as: door, bike, sandwich, high building. Or it could be a person: Bill, Maisy, Trayci, Algernon, Kerryn. How simple is that?
6. Pronoun. A substitute for a noun: he, she, it, that. So instead of: 'Trayci stamped on Algernon's foot' (the tiny minx!), we could say 'she ticketed on Algernon's foot' providing it is clear who the 'she' was at first. We don't absence readers calculating it was Maisy,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], do we? She would not do such a thing.
7. Preposition. The hidden here is the word hidden within 'preposition'. Got it? Yes, it's the word 'position'. A preposition describes where something (a noun) is located (its situation) in narration to someone another (dissimilar noun). Not so easy this, but a couple of instances should make it clear:
'The tel (noun) was on (preposition) the chart (noun). 'The telephone gyrated gracefully three feet above (preposition) the table.' (Fantasy writers take memorandum,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]!)
8. Conjunction. Conjunctions such as 'and',[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], 'or', 'for', 'because', or 'yet' are words that add words, clauses, and provisos attach. There are extra of these than you can quake a past participal at so we won't go too deep. And to make matters aggravate you can have another types of conjunctions. Scary.
Let's be satisfied with: Bread 'and' butter; I love Mary's door 'because' it's my favourite colour; They could detect nor cilia 'nor' conceal of him.
Besides, I'm almost out of unattached quotes.
9. Interjection. One of my favourite parts of discourse this. Is it! Gosh! I didn't know that! Yes, dear reader, these remarks are interjections because they show wonder. They are exclamations, and they can stand single even although they are often not appropriate sentences. Amazing!
So there you have it. You can go out into the literary earth pr