Part of Speech

NOUN: A noun is often defined as a word which name a person, place or thing.

Examples:

• Mexico is beautiful city.
• Brenda has two cats in her house.
• My cellphone doesn´t work.

VERB: A verb is often defined as a word that show action and state of being. A sentence always has a verb because the verb is heart of a sentence but there are sometimes when the verb change and that is because the the time in which we are talking.

Examples:

• I play piano everyday.
• Maria likes to eat pupusas.
• I went to Las Vegas last year.

ADJECTIVES: adjectives give more information about the noun or pronoun.

 Examples:

• That was my old house.
• She is the beutiful girl tha help me to found you.
• My father is a handsome man.

PRONOUNS: pronoun can be used like the word that take the place of a noun.

 Pronouns: I, you, he, she,  it, we, you, they.

Example:

• I sometimes go to the gym.
• You have to dance with my brother.
• He is the man that made my house.
• She is good in English.
• They are doing a difficult test.

PREPOSITION: is a word which shows relationship among other words in the sentece and this relatioship include: direction, place, time, cause, manner and amount.

Examples:

• She went to the store.
• The book is on the table.
• I can not talk during my Grammar class.

CONJUCTION: is a word that connects other words or groups of words.

Examples:

• I was washing the dishes and my mothers was cooking.
• Do you prefer eat Pizza or Hamburger?
• After my exams I am going to have a party wih my friends.

ADVERB: The adverb can modifies verbs, adjectives and nouns.

Examples:

• I often eat eggs in my breakfast.
• My brother bought a house extremely small.

INTERJECTION: an interjecction is an unusual kind of word because if stand alone and express emotion and surprise and they are usually followed by exclamation mark.

 Examples:

• Ouch! It really bad.
• Oh no! I lost my money.
• Hello! how are you?