Parts of Speech Facts & Worksheets | Examples & Definition - Free Printable

Let’s go step by step to identify the part of speech for each word in the worksheet. We’ll match each word to its correct category using the color key:

- Noun → Red
- Adjective → Green
- Adverb → Blue
- Conjunction → Gray
- Verbs → Yellow
- Pronouns → Orange
- Interjection → Black
- Preposition → Pink

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Now, let’s classify each word one by one:

1. beautiful → describes a noun → Adjective (Green)
2. drink → action word → Verb (Yellow)
3. me → replaces a noun (like “I” or “you”) → Pronoun (Orange)
4. handsome → describes a person → Adjective (Green)
5. one → can be a number or pronoun; here it’s likely used as a pronoun (e.g., “the red one”) → Pronoun (Orange)
6. call → action → Verb (Yellow)
7. and → connects words or sentences → Conjunction (Gray)
8. beach → thing/place → Noun (Red)
9. burger → thing → Noun (Red)
10. black → describes color → Adjective (Green)
11. mug → object → Noun (Red)
12. for → shows relationship (time, purpose) → Preposition (Pink)
13. nicely → describes how something is done → Adverb (Blue)
14. dance → action → Verb (Yellow)
15. gracefully → describes how → Adverb (Blue)
16. never → tells when/how often → Adverb (Blue)
17. over → shows position/direction → Preposition (Pink)
18. colorful → describes appearance → Adjective (Green)
19. wow → expresses surprise → Interjection (Black)
20. on → shows location → Preposition (Pink)
21. her → replaces a noun (possessive or object) → Pronoun (Orange)
22. tall → describes height → Adjective (Green)
23. draw → action → Verb (Yellow)
24. water → thing → Noun (Red)
25. into → shows direction → Preposition (Pink)
26. omg → expression of shock/excitement → Interjection (Black)
27. in → shows location/time → Preposition (Pink)
28. at → shows location/time → Preposition (Pink)
29. delicious → describes taste → Adjective (Green)

Wait — we missed two:

Looking back at the image layout (even though I’m not describing it), there are 29 shapes total? Let me recount from your list above — actually, you listed 29 items but some may have been double-counted.

Actually, let’s list them again clearly with their parts of speech:

From top to bottom, left to right (as typically arranged):

Row 1:
- beautiful → Adjective
- drink → Verb
- me → Pronoun
- handsome → Adjective

Row 2:
- one → Pronoun
- call → Verb
- and → Conjunction
- beach → Noun
- burger → Noun

Row 3:
- black → Adjective
- mug → Noun
- for → Preposition
- nicely → Adverb
- and → Conjunction (again — same word, different shape)

Row 4:
- gracefully → Adverb
- dance → Verb
- colorful → Adjective
- wow → Interjection

Row 5:
- never → Adverb
- over → Preposition
- draw → Verb
- water → Noun

Row 6:
- on → Preposition
- her → Pronoun
- tall → Adjective

Row 7:
- into → Preposition
- omg → Interjection
- in → Preposition
- at → Preposition
- delicious → Adjective

That’s 29 words/shapes.

Now, let’s group them by part of speech to make coloring easier:

✔ Nouns (Red): beach, burger, mug, water → 4 nouns
✔ Adjectives (Green): beautiful, handsome, black, colorful, tall, delicious → 6 adjectives
✔ Adverbs (Blue): nicely, gracefully, never → 3 adverbs
✔ Conjunctions (Gray): and, and → 2 conjunctions (yes, “and” appears twice)
✔ Verbs (Yellow): drink, call, dance, draw → 4 verbs
✔ Pronouns (Orange): me, one, her → 3 pronouns
✔ Interjections (Black): wow, omg → 2 interjections
✔ Prepositions (Pink): for, over, on, into, in, at → 6 prepositions

Wait — that’s only 4+6+3+2+4+3+2+6 = 30? But we have 29 words.

Ah! “one” might be tricky — sometimes “one” is a numeral (which is an adjective), but in context like “the blue one”, it’s a pronoun. In this worksheet, since it’s alone, and given the options, it’s safest to treat it as a pronoun.

But let’s check count again:

List all 29:

1. beautiful – adj
2. drink – verb
3. me – pron
4. handsome – adj
5. one – pron
6. call – verb
7. and – conj
8. beach – noun
9. burger – noun
10. black – adj
11. mug – noun
12. for – prep
13. nicely – adv
14. and – conj (second time)
15. gracefully – adv
16. dance – verb
17. colorful – adj
18. wow – intj
19. never – adv
20. over – prep
21. draw – verb
22. water – noun
23. on – prep
24. her – pron
25. tall – adj
26. into – prep
27. omg – intj
28. in – prep
29. at – prep
30. delicious – adj ← Wait, that’s 30? Did I miscount?

Hold on — looking back at your original text description, you wrote:

> beautiful, drink, me, handsome, one, call, and, beach, burger, black, mug, for, nicely, and, gracefully, dance, colorful, wow, never, over, draw, water, on, her, tall, into, omg, in, at, delicious

That’s 30 words.

But in the image, perhaps “and” is only once? Or maybe I duplicated.

Actually, in the user’s message, they wrote:

“beautiful”, “drink”, “me”, “handsome”, “one”, “call”, “and”, “beach”, “burger”, “black”, “mug”, “for”, “nicely”, “and”, “gracefully”, “dance”, “colorful”, “wow”, “never”, “over”, “draw”, “water”, “on”, “her”, “tall”, “into”, “omg”, “in”, “at”, “delicious”

Yes — “and” appears twice. So 30 words.

But the image might have 29? Doesn’t matter — we’ll go by the list provided.

So final classification:

🔴 Noun (Red): beach, burger, mug, water → 4
🟢 Adjective (Green): beautiful, handsome, black, colorful, tall, delicious → 6
🔵 Adverb (Blue): nicely, gracefully, never → 3
⚫ Conjunction (Gray): and, and → 2
Verb (Yellow): drink, call, dance, draw → 4
🟠 Pronoun (Orange): me, one, her → 3
⬛ Interjection (Black): wow, omg → 2
🩷 Preposition (Pink): for, over, on, into, in, at → 6

Total: 4+6+3+2+4+3+2+6 = 30 ✔️

Perfect.

Now, for the student to color:

Each shape contains one word. They should color the shape based on the part of speech of the word inside.

Final Answer:

Here is the correct coloring guide for each word:

- beautiful → Green (Adjective)
- drink → Yellow (Verb)
- me → Orange (Pronoun)
- handsome → Green (Adjective)
- one → Orange (Pronoun)
- call → Yellow (Verb)
- and → Gray (Conjunction) [appears twice]
- beach → Red (Noun)
- burger → Red (Noun)
- black → Green (Adjective)
- mug → Red (Noun)
- for → Pink (Preposition)
- nicely → Blue (Adverb)
- gracefully → Blue (Adverb)
- dance → Yellow (Verb)
- colorful → Green (Adjective)
- wow → Black (Interjection)
- never → Blue (Adverb)
- over → Pink (Preposition)
- draw → Yellow (Verb)
- water → Red (Noun)
- on → Pink (Preposition)
- her → Orange (Pronoun)
- tall → Green (Adjective)
- into → Pink (Preposition)
- omg → Black (Interjection)
- in → Pink (Preposition)
- at → Pink (Preposition)
- delicious → Green (Adjective)

Color each shape according to the part of speech of the word inside it, using the color key provided.