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8 Parts of Speech

8 Parts of Speech. Concrete Nouns Abstract Nouns Common Nouns Proper Nouns Compound Nouns. Nouns . Grammar Rocks: Nouns. Wanna Live Forever? Become a Noun. Noun relay: Start with a noun (kangaroo) Next person has to say a noun using the last letter of the previous word orange. . Action

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8 Parts of Speech

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  1. 8 Parts of Speech

  2. Concrete Nouns • Abstract Nouns • Common Nouns • Proper Nouns • Compound Nouns Nouns Grammar Rocks: Nouns Wanna Live Forever? Become a Noun Noun relay: Start with a noun (kangaroo) Next person has to say a noun using the last letter of the previous word orange.

  3. Action • Linking • Helping Verbs Verbs: That’s What Happening Helping Verbs Song Charades- acting out as many action verbs as possible

  4. Personal • Possessive • Indefinite • Demonstrative • Interrogative Pronouns Rufus Xavier Sarsaparilla Pronoun Trouble: Rabbit Season Scattegories- start with a common noun heading like car, then come up with as many pronouns that could replace that noun

  5. Object of the preposition is either a noun or a pronoun • Prepositional phrases Prepositions Busy Prepositions

  6. Coordinating • Subordinating • Correlative Conjunctions Conjunction Junction

  7. What kind? • Which one? • How many? • Article adjectives- Adjectives Unpack Your Adjectives "around the world“- start with a common adjective like pretty, then go as far around the room as you can by coming up with synonyms for the adjective.

  8. How? • When? • Where? • To what extent? • Modify: verbs, adverbs, and adjectives Adverbs Lolly, Lolly, Lolly Activity: Take list of adverbs and categorize the words. Your group will decide on the category titles.

  9. Strong- exclamation point • Mild- comma Interjections Interjections!

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