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Let’s go through each part of the worksheet step by step. We’ll find the correct word(s) for each part of speech in every sentence.
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A. Find the NOUN(S) in each sentence.
Nouns are people, places, things, or ideas.
1. Please put these new books in the bookcase over there.
→ books, bookcase
2. A computer can store and retrieve information.
→ computer, information
3. Does Tim live in a house or in an apartment?
→ Tim, house, apartment
4. Ms. Enriquez believes wealth cannot buy happiness.
→ Enriquez, wealth, happiness
5. Her loyalty and honesty made her a great friend.
→ loyalty, honesty, friend
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B. Find the VERB in each sentence.
Verbs show action or state of being.
1. Joey ran to the store.
→ ran
2. The boxer is strong.
→ is (this is a “being” verb)
3. The teacher helped the student with her homework.
→ helped
4. Thick clouds cover the planet Venus.
→ cover
5. Inside the classroom was a happy teacher.
→ was
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C. Find the PRONOUN in each sentence.
Pronouns replace nouns (like he, she, it, they, his, its, etc.)
1. A spotted coat helps the leopard hide from its prey.
→ its
2. Snow covered the ballpark earlier, but it melted.
→ it
3. Ken came by and picked up his basketball before supper.
→ his
4. Many artists built their studios in old warehouses.
→ their
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D. Find the ADJECTIVE(S) in each sentence.
Adjectives describe nouns — they tell what kind, how many, or which one.
1. The huge crowd appeared excited and restless.
→ huge, excited, restless
2. Two old prospectors and a weary mule trudged across the desert.
→ old, weary
3. The loyal fans cheered their team in the game.
→ loyal
4. Our European guests were weary after the long trip.
→ European, weary, long
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E. Find the PREPOSITION(S) in each sentence.
Prepositions show relationship between words — often location or time (in, on, at, under, until, along, behind, toward, etc.)
1. The library will hold the book until tomorrow.
→ until
2. The messenger for the company stopped several times along the route.
→ for, along
3. The meeting of the Security Council took place at ten o’clock in a private area of the building.
→ of, at, in, of
4. The prompter sat behind the scenery with a small flashlight.
→ behind, with
5. The elephants lumbered past us toward the water hole.
→ toward
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Final Answer:
A. Nouns:
1. books, bookcase
2. computer, information
3. Tim, house, apartment
4. Enriquez, wealth, happiness
5. loyalty, honesty, friend
B. Verbs:
1. ran
2. is
3. helped
4. cover
5. was
C. Pronouns:
1. its
2. it
3. his
4. their
D. Adjectives:
1. huge, excited, restless
2. old, weary
3. loyal
4. European, weary, long
E. Prepositions:
1. until
2. for, along
3. of, at, in, of
4. behind, with
5. toward
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A. Find the NOUN(S) in each sentence.
Nouns are people, places, things, or ideas.
1. Please put these new books in the bookcase over there.
→ books, bookcase
2. A computer can store and retrieve information.
→ computer, information
3. Does Tim live in a house or in an apartment?
→ Tim, house, apartment
4. Ms. Enriquez believes wealth cannot buy happiness.
→ Enriquez, wealth, happiness
5. Her loyalty and honesty made her a great friend.
→ loyalty, honesty, friend
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B. Find the VERB in each sentence.
Verbs show action or state of being.
1. Joey ran to the store.
→ ran
2. The boxer is strong.
→ is (this is a “being” verb)
3. The teacher helped the student with her homework.
→ helped
4. Thick clouds cover the planet Venus.
→ cover
5. Inside the classroom was a happy teacher.
→ was
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C. Find the PRONOUN in each sentence.
Pronouns replace nouns (like he, she, it, they, his, its, etc.)
1. A spotted coat helps the leopard hide from its prey.
→ its
2. Snow covered the ballpark earlier, but it melted.
→ it
3. Ken came by and picked up his basketball before supper.
→ his
4. Many artists built their studios in old warehouses.
→ their
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D. Find the ADJECTIVE(S) in each sentence.
Adjectives describe nouns — they tell what kind, how many, or which one.
1. The huge crowd appeared excited and restless.
→ huge, excited, restless
2. Two old prospectors and a weary mule trudged across the desert.
→ old, weary
3. The loyal fans cheered their team in the game.
→ loyal
4. Our European guests were weary after the long trip.
→ European, weary, long
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E. Find the PREPOSITION(S) in each sentence.
Prepositions show relationship between words — often location or time (in, on, at, under, until, along, behind, toward, etc.)
1. The library will hold the book until tomorrow.
→ until
2. The messenger for the company stopped several times along the route.
→ for, along
3. The meeting of the Security Council took place at ten o’clock in a private area of the building.
→ of, at, in, of
4. The prompter sat behind the scenery with a small flashlight.
→ behind, with
5. The elephants lumbered past us toward the water hole.
→ toward
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Final Answer:
A. Nouns:
1. books, bookcase
2. computer, information
3. Tim, house, apartment
4. Enriquez, wealth, happiness
5. loyalty, honesty, friend
B. Verbs:
1. ran
2. is
3. helped
4. cover
5. was
C. Pronouns:
1. its
2. it
3. his
4. their
D. Adjectives:
1. huge, excited, restless
2. old, weary
3. loyal
4. European, weary, long
E. Prepositions:
1. until
2. for, along
3. of, at, in, of
4. behind, with
5. toward
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of parts of speech sentences worksheet.
