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Interjections, Prepositions and Conjunctions
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Interjections, prepositions and conjunctions
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Question 9
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Give an example of a preposition and use it in a sentence.
Question 10
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Give an example of a conjunction and use it in a sentence.
Question 11
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Give an example of a interjection and use it in a sentence.
In the sentence below,
yet
is what part of speech?
The friends were having a slight argument,
yet
they still chose each other as their science partner.
Preposition
Interjection
Conjunction
In the sentence below,
inside
is what part of speech?
Can you determine what is
inside
is what part of speech?
Preposition
Interjection
Conjunction
In the sentence below,
against
is what part of speech?
Do you see that man leaning
against
the wall?
Preposition
Interjection
Conjunction
In the sentence below, yuck is what part of speech?
Yuck! I just drank milk that had gone sour?
Preposition
Interjection
Conjunction
In the sentence below,
so
is what part of speech?
Denise overslept and missed the bus,
so
her mother had to drive her to school.
Preposition
Interjection
Conjunction
In the sentence below which word is considered an interjection?
She looked down the street. "Whoa," she said. You're biking real fast!"
Fast
You're
Whoa
Street
In the sentence below which word is considered an conjunction?
Johnny enjoys eating icecream, but he does not like vanilla.
not
but
enjoys
like
In the sentence below which word is considered an preposition?
As we walked through the door of the store, we heard the bell ring.
store
through
heard
the