PART OF SPEECH

Definition: The word which discloses the identification of the words is called part of speech.

E.g.:Noun(Ram, Sita), Pronoun (He, She, They, We and you etc.), Verb(Go, Come, Read) etc.(END OF THINKING CAPACITY AND ET-CETERA)


                                          TYPES OF PART OF SPEECH

There are eight types of part of speech. These are as follows:
1.      Noun
2.      Pronoun
3.      Verb
4.      Adjective
5.      Adverb
6.      Preposition
7.      Conjunction
8.      Interjection

1. Noun:A noun is the name of any person place or thing.
Eg.Ram, Kanpur, Book, etc.
2. Pronoun:A pronoun is the word which used in the place of noun.
Eg.I, He, She, They, We, You, etc.
3. Verb: A verb is the word which says something about person place or thing.OR
 To do any act is called verb.
E.g:Go,Come,Read,Write,Do, etc.
4. Adjective: An adjective is the word which qualifies noun or pronoun.
Eg: Good, Fat, Thin, Sweet, Beautiful, etc.
5. Adverb: An adverb is the word which qualifies verb, adjective and another adverb.
Eg: Daily, Now, Today, Carefully, etc.
6. Preposition: A preposition is the word which keeps before noun or pronoun and points out its relation with another noun or pronoun.
Eg: :In,On,Upon,At, etc.
7. Conjunction: A conjunction is the word which merges(adds) any two or more than two sentences or words.
E.g: And,But,Yet,As Well As, etc.
8.Interjection:An interjection is the word which expresses those feelings which comes suddenly from heart.
E.g: Hi!,Hurrah!,Bravo!,Oh!,etc.
Note: Part of speech provides you specific knowledgeabout each word identification.

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