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PARTS OF A SPEECH

Made by-: Deepanshu Tuli

Class VII

Gurukul Global School

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ENGLISH PARTS OF SPEECH There are thousands of words in any language. But

not all words have the same job For Example, some words express “action”. Other words express a "thing". Other words "join" one word to another word. These are the "building blocks" of the language. Think of them like the parts of a house. When we want to build a house, we use concrete to make the foundations or base. We use bricks to make the walls. We use window frames to make the windows, and door frames to make the doorways. And we use cement to join them all together. Each part of the house has its own job. And when we want to build a sentence, we use the different types of word. Each type of word has its own job.

We can categorize English words into 8 basic types or classes. These classes are called "parts of speech".

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Parts of speech table Part of speech Function or

“job”Example words

Example sentences

VERB Action or state (to) be, have, do, like etc.

I like ice cream

NOUN Thing or person Pen, dog, music, town, John etc.

We live in London

ADJECTIVE Describes a noun or pronoun

69, some, good, big, red, well etc.

My dog is very small

ADVERB Describes a verb or adjective

Quickly, silently, well, badly etc

He is well now

PRONOUN Replaces a noun

I, you, she, he, some

She is beautiful

PREPOSITION Links a noun to another word

To, at, after , on, but etc

Our school will open on Monday

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MORE EXAMPLES OF-:

Verbs

Stop!!!!

Speaks

Working

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MORE EXAMPLES OF

Noun

John

English

Animals

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MORE EXAMPLES OF-:

Pronoun

She

To

Them

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MORE EXAMPLES OF-:

Adjectives

Good

Small

Red

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FORMATION OF WORDS-:

From adjectives to nouns and from verbs to adverbs.

Adjectives Nouns Verbs Adverbs

Bold boldness embolden boldly

dark darkness darken darkly

dear dearness endear dearly

sweet sweetness sweeten sweetly

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RULES…………… In the previous slide you must have

noticed that bold, boldness, embolden, boldly resemble one another in form as well as in meaning . They form a family .

Similar is the case with others . If you know one member of the family,

you can recognise or find out the other members of the family. So if you know the adjective you can easily form the adverb which usually end in “ly” This is done by adding a suffix to the adjective

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PREFIXES AND SUFFIXES A PREFIX is a word placed in front of a

word to add or to change in meaning or function.

A SUFFIX is a word placed after a word to add or change in meaning or function .

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EXAMPLES OF PREFIXES

UN : unclean, unkind, untrue etc. IN : Inactive, incomplete, Injustice DIS : dishonour, dislike, displease IM : Improper, Impure, Impure IR : Irregular, Irretigious, Irresponsible

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EXAMPLES OF SUFFIXES Administrate Administration

Occupate Occupation Add Addition Opposite Opposition Apply Application

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FORMATION OF VERBS FROM NOUN

Noun Verb Noun Verb

Apology Apologize monopoly Monopolize

Authority Authorize Nation Nationalize

Memory Memorize Pattern Patternize

Critic Criticize Sympathy Sympathize

Drama Dramatize Terror Terrorize

Economy Economize Victim Victimize

Utility Utilize Harmony Harmonize

Ending with ISE/IZE

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FORMING WORDS BY JOINING TWO WORDS Noun + Noun Adjective + Adjective Verb + Noun Adverb + Verb Adverb + Noun

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NOUN + NOUN Aircraft Horsepower Moonlight Newspaper Post Master

You will observe that the above words are made up of two parts Noun + Noun

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ADJECTIVE + NOUN Blackboard Madman Sweetheart Stronghold Shorthand

You will observe that the above words are made up of two parts Adjective + Noun

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NOUN + VERB Daybreak Headache Rainfall

You will observe that the above words are made up of two parts Noun + Verb

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VERB + NOUN Breakfast Cutthroat Daredevil Passport Spendthrift

You will observe that the above words are made up of two parts Verb + Noun

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ADVERB + NOUN Afternoon Downfall Impatient Outpatient Overcoat

You will observe that the above words are made up of two parts Adverb + Noun

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ADVERB + VERB Income Outcome Outlook Lipkeep

You will observe that the above words are made up of two parts Adverb + Verb

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AMAZING THINGInterjection

Pronoun

conjuction

adjective

noun

verb Preposition

noun

adverb

Well, she and young

John walk to school

slowly

The amazing thing is the sentence is made up of all parts of speach

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