Question

can some one help me with 25 parts of speach questions its is 7th grade

Answer 1

Which words make up the prepositional phrase in this sentence?


Can the players on the other team bring some extra hockey equipment?



A.
extra hockey equipment


B.
on the other team


C.
Can the players


D.
bring some

Answer 2

Parts of Speech - Pronouns

The personal pronouns myself, yourself, yourselves, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, and themselves can also be used as intensive pronouns. An example would be Carl himself won the race.

Answer 3

ok

Answer 4

its b

Answer 5

A prepositional phrase is phrase that starts with a preposition and ends with noun (or a pronoun)

Answer 6

i tought i told you where it was

Answer 7

First of all, if you know what a prepositional phrase is and you know how to identify them, you can ace the questions about them in the future.

Answer 8

i think its b

Answer 9

Then its B

Answer 10

yay!

Answer 11

Which words make up the prepositional phrase in this sentence?


Haakon built a tree house for his younger brother and sister.



A.
Haakon built


B.
a tree house


C.
for his younger brother and sister


D.
brother and sistr

Answer 12

i think its A

Answer 13

sister*

Answer 14

Here's an example of a sentence with a prepositional phrase inside of it:

The area 'outside the boundary' is dangerous to cross.

Answer 15

its not a cause its a noun only right?

Answer 16

so its b again?

Answer 17

I would say so myself.

Answer 18

ok

Answer 19

Which words make up the prepositional phrases in this sentence?


Abby called her mother from the bookstore in the mall.



A.
her mother from / Abby called


B.
in the mall / from the bookstore


C.
called her mother / in the mall


D.
Abby called / from the bookstor

Answer 20

B.

Answer 21

again lol

Answer 22

nvm skip that question

Answer 23

Which words make up the prepositional phrase in this sentence?



The hawk plummeted quickly down toward the trees and bushes.



A.
The hawk


B.
down toward


C.
plummeted quickly


D.
toward the trees and bushes

Answer 24

i think its D

Answer 25

From, until, without, toward, into, up, upon, despite, against, over, during, off, within, aboard, inside, regarding, among, under, unlike, below, about, etc...Those are some words that begin a prepositional phrase.

Answer 26

at my school i have to get a 80 perecnt or higher or i have to take it again and i got 76 last trst i took

Answer 27

Giving by what I just said, do you know the answer?

Answer 28

its D.

Answer 29

hold can you wait a little

Answer 30

Sure, and yes that's right.

Answer 31

Which word is the conjunction in this sentence?


This summer, my sister wants to go to the ocean, my brother prefers the mountains, yet I'd rather go to the lake.



A.
to


B.
yet


C.
my


D.
this

Answer 32

B?

Answer 33

Correct.

Answer 34

ohh its like this my mom likes to cook but i like to dance

Answer 35

Since a conjunction is a word used to connect sentences.

Answer 36

Yeah, the conjunction in there is 'but.'

Answer 37

ok :)

Answer 38

Which part of speech is the underlined word?


Stale bread sometimes gets moldy.



A.
verb


B.
adjective


C.
preposition


D.
adverb

Answer 39

sometimes is the underline word

Answer 40

/and i think its C

Answer 41

this one is kinda hard to me :/

Answer 42

An adjective is a word used to describe a noun, does sometimes describe a noun?

Answer 43

yes and no

Answer 44

wait yes

Answer 45

...?

Answer 46

i think some times describes a noun

Answer 47

Well, for example: 'sometimes cow'

Is that saying what kind of cow it is?

Answer 48

no <.>

Answer 49

So B is wrong.

Answer 50

/ok

Answer 51

What else is on your mind?

Answer 52

d?

Answer 53

It can't be a verb, or a preposition ( way too short )

Answer 54

so it is D?

Answer 55

@Conqueror thanks for your help

Answer 56

Which part of speech is the underlined word?


Their patio set is very comfortable.



A.
adjective


B.
conjunction


C.
pronoun


D.
noun

Answer 57

under line word is their

Answer 58

nvm

Answer 59

skip that one