Explanation:
We need to identify the part of speech for each underlined word in sentences 1–7. Then, we’ll drag (i.e., match) those words into the correct category boxes: adjectives, verbs, nouns, pronouns, or adverbs.
Let’s go one sentence at a time:
1. *If we finish our homework
quickly, we can play.*
→ “quickly” describes *how* we finish — it modifies the verb *finish*.
✔ This is an
adverb.
2. *Always be
polite to your friends and teachers.*
→ “polite” describes the subject (*you*, implied), telling what kind of person you should be. It follows the linking verb *be*.
✔ This is an
adjective.
3. *She speaks English
well.*
→ “well” tells *how* she speaks — modifies the verb *speaks*.
✔ This is an
adverb.
4. *Jenny likes to play Roblox.
She is very good at it!*
→ “She” replaces the noun *Jenny* — a person.
✔ This is a
pronoun.
5. *Michael never
answers the phone at work.*
→ “answers” is the action Michael does — it’s the main verb.
✔ This is a
verb.
6. *I eat
rice for lunch every day.*
→ “rice” is a thing we eat — a person, place, thing, or idea.
✔ This is a
noun.
7. *The dog barks every day.
It is too loud.*
→ “It” replaces *the dog* — a thing.
✔ This is a
pronoun.
Now, let’s list all the underlined words with their parts of speech:
- quickly → adverb
- polite → adjective
- well → adverb
- She → pronoun
- answers → verb
- rice → noun
- It → pronoun
We also have a word bank below to drag into boxes. But the task only asks to choose the correct part of speech for each sentence (with blanks), and then drag the words — but since this is a text response, we’ll just give the correct part of speech for each blank (1–7).
So the answers for blanks 1–7 are:
1. adverb
2. adjective
3. adverb
4. pronoun
5. verb
6. noun
7. pronoun
Final Answer:
1. adverb
2. adjective
3. adverb
4. pronoun
5. verb
6. noun
7. pronoun
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of parts of speech worksheet 3rd grade.