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Task Overview:
The task involves identifying parts of speech in sentences. The first section asks you to select the word in each sentence that corresponds to the part of speech given next to the sentence. The second section asks you to identify the part of speech of the underlined word in each sentence.
Solution:
#### Part 1: Select the word in each sentence which shows the Part of Speech in the box next to the sentence.
| Part of Speech | Sentence | Word Identified |
|----------------|-----------------------------------------------|-----------------|
| E.g. Preposition | The bandit was placed in his cell. | in |
| 1. Conjunction | We should walk quickly before it starts to rain. | before |
| 2. Adverb | We seldom visit them. | seldom |
| 3. Adjective | The bought a few mangoes for his family. | few |
| 4. Preposition | Sapphire wanted to see what was under the Christmas tree. | under |
| 5. Verb | The swimmers swam along the coast. | swam |
| 6. Conjunction | K'sun could not leave so he sat on a chair and waited. | and |
| 7. Noun | Our team won the game by a landslide. | landslide |
| 8. Pronoun | I am not pleased with your performance. | your |
| 9. Preposition | The boy is standing between the chairs. | between |
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#### Part 2: Select the Part of Speech underlined in each sentence.
| Sentence | Underlined Word | Part of Speech |
|-----------------------------------------------|-----------------|----------------|
| Example: The van drove to Port-of-Spain. | drove | Verb |
| 1. We reached early but all the seats were filled. | but | Conjunction |
| 2. The man took a trip to Canada. | trip | Noun |
| 3. Did you trip on that piece of rope? | trip | Verb |
| 4. The boys walked with each other. | with | Preposition |
| 5. My heart skipped a million beats. | million | Adjective |
| 6. They arrived early for the show. | early | Adverb |
| 7. Marcus didn't believe that she could lift the safe. | she | Pronoun |
| 8. After we won the game, we partied all night. | After | Preposition |
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Explanation of Solutions:
#### Part 1:
1. Conjunction: "before" connects two clauses ("We should walk quickly" and "it starts to rain").
2. Adverb: "seldom" modifies the verb "visit."
3. Adjective: "few" describes the noun "mangoes."
4. Preposition: "under" relates the object "what" to the noun "Christmas tree."
5. Verb: "swam" is the action performed by the subject "The swimmers."
6. Conjunction: "and" connects two actions ("sat on a chair" and "waited").
7. Noun: "landslide" is a noun describing the manner of winning.
8. Pronoun: "your" replaces the noun "performance."
9. Preposition: "between" relates the subject "The boy" to the noun "chairs."
#### Part 2:
1. Conjunction: "but" connects two clauses ("We reached early" and "all the seats were filled").
2. Noun: "trip" is a noun referring to a journey.
3. Verb: "trip" is used as a verb meaning to stumble or fall.
4. Preposition: "with" relates the subject "The boys" to the phrase "each other."
5. Adjective: "million" describes the noun "beats."
6. Adverb: "early" modifies the verb "arrived."
7. Pronoun: "she" replaces the noun being referred to.
8. Preposition: "after" relates the event "we won the game" to the action "we partied all night."
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Final Answer:
Part 1:
1. before
2. seldom
3. few
4. under
5. swam
6. and
7. landslide
8. your
9. between
Part 2:
1. Conjunction
2. Noun
3. Verb
4. Preposition
5. Adjective
6. Adverb
7. Pronoun
8. Preposition
Boxed Final Answer:
\boxed{
\begin{array}{c}
\text{Part 1:} \\
1. \text{before} \\
2. \text{seldom} \\
3. \text{few} \\
4. \text{under} \\
5. \text{swam} \\
6. \text{and} \\
7. \text{landslide} \\
8. \text{your} \\
9. \text{between} \\
\\
\text{Part 2:} \\
1. \text{Conjunction} \\
2. \text{Noun} \\
3. \text{Verb} \\
4. \text{Preposition} \\
5. \text{Adjective} \\
6. \text{Adverb} \\
7. \text{Pronoun} \\
8. \text{Preposition} \\
\end{array}
}
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