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Interjections, Prepositions and Conjunctions

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Interjections, prepositions and conjunctions
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Question 1
1.

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.

Question 2
2.

In the sentence below, inside is what part of speech?
Can you determine what is inside is what part of speech?

Question 3
3.

In the sentence below, against is what part of speech?
Do you see that man leaning against the wall?

Question 4
4.

In the sentence below, yuck is what part of speech?
Yuck! I just drank milk that had gone sour?

Question 5
5.

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.

Question 6
6.

In the sentence below which word is considered an interjection?
She looked down the street. "Whoa," she said. You're biking real fast!"

Question 7
7.

In the sentence below which word is considered an conjunction?
Johnny enjoys eating icecream, but he does not like vanilla.

Question 8
8.

In the sentence below which word is considered an preposition?
As we walked through the door of the store, we heard the bell ring.

Question 9
9.

Give an example of a preposition and use it in a sentence.

Question 10
10.

Give an example of a conjunction and use it in a sentence.

Question 11
11.

Give an example of a interjection and use it in a sentence.