1. NOUN - names a person, place or thing, or idea
2. PRONOUN - takes the place of a person, place, thing, or idea
3. ADJECTIVE - describes a noun or pronoun
4. VERB - expresses action or links the subject to the rest of the sentence
5. ADVERB - describes a verb, adjective, or another verb by telling how, why, when or to what extent something is done
6. CONJUNCTION - joins word, phrases, or sentences together
7. PREPOSITION - is used to form a prepositional phrase, which consists of a prepositional and a noun or preposition and a noun or pronoun. Preposition phrases show relationships between items in a sentence
8. INTERJECTION - a word or phrase that expresses emotion and is usually at the beginning of the sentence
2. PRONOUN - takes the place of a person, place, thing, or idea
3. ADJECTIVE - describes a noun or pronoun
4. VERB - expresses action or links the subject to the rest of the sentence
5. ADVERB - describes a verb, adjective, or another verb by telling how, why, when or to what extent something is done
6. CONJUNCTION - joins word, phrases, or sentences together
7. PREPOSITION - is used to form a prepositional phrase, which consists of a prepositional and a noun or preposition and a noun or pronoun. Preposition phrases show relationships between items in a sentence
8. INTERJECTION - a word or phrase that expresses emotion and is usually at the beginning of the sentence
