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adjective - turtle, snake, mountain, purple, milk, rain, sleep
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purple
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adjective - milky, veered, drove, computer, keys, screen
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milky
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verb -desk, rug, encourage, sleepy, careful, table
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encourage
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verb -plentiful, nosily, philosophy, seems, guitar, capo
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seems
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noun -clean, good, announcement, walked, slowly
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announcement
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adverb -paper, box, carefully, care, careful, car
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carefully
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adverb - window, curtains, chair, bed, badly, poor, wench
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badly
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noun - bad, run, deer, badly, slowly, they move
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deer
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noun -blue, pink, bumper, painted, indifferently, cares
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bumper
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verb - disk drive, pillow, bed, sheet, dig, wood, plastic, steel
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dig
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adverb - The box with the candy fell heavily to the floor.
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heavily
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noun - The birds flew south.
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birds
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adverb - The birds flew south.
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south
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noun - Just walking away patiently is difficult.
walking In this sentence you have a gerund "walking" (the
subject).
walking
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noun - The bull moved quickly, powerfully, and purposefully.
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bull
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verb - The ride had some pain and some pleasure.
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had
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verb - Wanting to catch some larger trout, we moved to deeper water.
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moved
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noun - please jump, please pump, the big bump, quietly
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bump
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adjective - The days were too long for me.
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long
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adjective - His sleepy eyes told the story.
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sleepy
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adjective - car, deer, jumped, paper, window, dignified man
dignified Most of the words here are nouns.
dignified
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adverb -keys, broken, lost, really, real, those
really Often adverbs end in "ly."
really
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noun - Resting carefully on the grass, he sleeps.
grass Remember the test - put "the" in front of the suspected noun.
grass
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noun - She tried swimming competitively.
swimming Here "swimming" is used as a gerund and a direct object.
swimming
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adverb - much, they, those, any, person, too
too An adverb will answer how -- it was too much.
too
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adverb - Try, Remember, walk, near, nearly, right
nearly Again the "ly" could have given you a clue.
nearly
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adjective - ate, sauntered, elk, teeth, delicious, carefully, talk
delicious Put the suspected word in front of a noun,
"delicious meal."
delicious
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adjective - fourteen cookies, slowly moved, trailer, bottle
fourteen Here "fourteen" tell how many.
fourteen
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verb - Martha felt better after dinner.
felt Verbs can be found with the "he" or "they" test - "he felt."
felt
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verb - blue water, hot time in the town, moved slowly
moved Verbs can change their endings and spellings -- moved, move,
moves.
moved
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adjective - Sometimes religious fanatics do harm to others.
religious Here the word "religious" modifies the noun "fanatics."
religious
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adverb - Religious fanatics sometimes do harm to others.
sometimes Remember that adverbs will answer "when."
sometimes
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verb - Sometimes religious fanatics do harm to others.
do The subject and verb here are "fanatics do."
do
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adjective - Sentences take much time to write.
much The word "much" modifies "time."
much
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verb - small numbers, large numbers, they numbered in the thousands
numbered The words "numbers" are used as nouns.
numbered
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noun - Many blessings come subtly, daily.
blessings The test for a noun works here - "the blessings come."
blessings
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noun - A noun can be empty or meaningful, abstract or concrete.
noun "Empty, meaningful, abstract, and concrete" are all
adjectives here.
noun
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noun -lazy, tripped, unraveled, indolent, pancake, hardly
pancake Put "the" in front of each word to choose.
pancake
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adjective - lazy, tripped, unraveled the rope, pancake, hardly
lazy Try the word in front of a noun -- lazy dog.
lazy
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adverb - lazy, tripped, unraveled, indolent, pancake, hardly
hardly Try the word in a sentence--He hardly knew the answer.
hardly
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verb - lazy, tripped, indolent, pancake, hardly
tripped Try the word with a subject--He tripped the switch.
tripped
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noun - walked away, torn dress, blue, unwittingly, planned
dress You won't miss with the test -- THE dress.
dress
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adjective - pivot carefully, placard, place, place the old mat
old You need a word which describes a noun.
old
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adverb - The plane flew slowly.
slowly Often verbs end in "ly."
slowly
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verb - hypothesis, the plank, she planted, plankton, pink
planted Verbs often end in "ed."
planted
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noun - three, loot was found, long-haired, engage
loot In this case "loot" is the subject.
loot
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2nd adjective - The loot was found by a happy drunk.
happy Remember that adjectives modify nouns.
happy
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adverb - The loot was found, surprisingly, by a long-haired drunk.
surprisingly This word is modifying the verb "was found."
surprisingly
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verb - The longest way home is often the shortest.
is The subject-verb here is "way is."
is
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noun - curly, hairy, burly, tears fell, muddy, stiffly
tears Just put "the" in front of "tears."
tears
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adverb - curly, hairy, burly, tears fell, muddy, stiffly
stiffly "Stiffly" tells how something moves.
stiffly
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adjective -stiffly, haltingly, carefully, muddy, indifferently
muddy Put the suspected word in front of a noun--muddy water.
muddy
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verb - broke the horse, in the trailer, under the tree
broke The word "broke" will take a subject--"He broke the horse."
broke
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noun - walked slowly, moved away, painted houses, loved easily
houses The old test works--"the houses."
houses
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adjective - walked slowly, looked ugly, painted the house
ugly Try the word in front of a noun--"ugly car."
ugly
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adverb - moved away, hit Harry, up the road, stopped
away This adverb tells where the subject moved--away.
away
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verb - in the house, to a movie, hit the tree
hit Try "he" or "they" in front of the suspected verb--"he hit."
hit
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verb - under the car, stop the train, near the store
stop Plug the word into a sentence -- "You stop the train."
stop
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noun - After the ship sailed away, we cried.
ship Often, a noun is something you can point to and name.
ship
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adverb - moved away, hit Harry, up the road, stopped
away This adverb tells where the subject moved...away.
away
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verb - in the house, after the movie, hit the tree
hit Try "he" or "they" in front of the suspected verb.
"He hit."
hit
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2nd preposition - under the car, stop the train, near the store
near
near
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noun - After the ship sailed away, we cried.
ship Often a noun is something you can point to and name.
ship
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adjective - I have shown you each item.
each "Each" tell which item so it is an adjective.
each
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adverb - We went aboard and sailed the seven seas.
aboard The word "aboard" tells where so it is an adverb.
aboard
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2nd verb - After the ship sailed away, we cried.
cried I asked for the second verb
cried
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noun - Soon we took our leave and departed.
leave This word is used unusually, but "leave" is a noun and a
direct object.
leave
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adjective - We saluted the older men in the company.
older The word "older" tells which men.
older
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adverb - Martin went home with several friends.
home The word "home" tells "where" so it is an adverb.
home
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verb - We finished our course in April.
finished Just try the test--say "he finished" or "they finished."
finished
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noun - We traveled along the river.
river You really are not paying attention. Put "the" in front
of a noun.
river
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adjective - A certain man joined us later.
certain "certain" tells "which man" so it is an adverb.
certain
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adverb - A certain man named John joined us later.
later "Later" tells "when" so it is an adverb.
later
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verb - For several days John tarried at the river.
tarried The subject is "John" and the verb is "tarried."
tarried
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noun - Knowing it was deep and wide, we plunged into the river.
river Notice the word "the" which precedes the noun "river."
river
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adjective - Later, many thousands of people attended the concert.
many The adjective "many" tells how many thousands.
Here "thousands" is a noun.
many
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adverb - Many thousands of people later attended the concert.
later "Later" tells when so it is an adverb.
later
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verb - Many thousands of people later attended the concert.
attended Try the test--"he attended." It works!!
attended
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noun - A thousand came early and stayed late.
thousand "Thousand" is the subject and a collective noun.
thousand
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adjective - For several days John tarried at the river.
several "Several" answers how many so it is an adjective.
several
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adverb - Mark bound tightly his mind with weak reasoning.
tightly "Tightly" answers how, plus it ends in ly.
tightly
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verb - Mark bound his mind with illogical thinking.
bound Try the test -- "he bound." It works!
bound
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noun - She purified the water daily.
water Nouns are so easy to recognize. Just place "the" before
the word.
water
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adjective - His illogical thinking caused problems.
illogical "Illogical" tell "which kind" of thinking. It's
an adjective.
illogical
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adverb - She purified the water daily.
daily "Daily" answers when so it is an adverb.
daily
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main verb - Wishing to not be sick, she purified the water.
purified Try "the" in front of the suspected verb -- "he purified."
purified
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noun - The king shall reign for ever and ever.
king A noun is a person, place, or thing.
king
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adjective - A wicked man knows fear and unrest.
wicked "Wicked" tell which man so it is an adjective.
wicked
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adverb - Move the horses tomorrow.
tomorrow "Tomorrow" tells when so it is an adverb.
tomorrow
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verb - Superman reigns supreme.
reigns Try the test. Say "he reigns."
reigns
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adverb - Martin fell down.
down "Down" tells where Martin fell so it's an adverb.
down
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noun - To sing the song is good.
song The only word in this sentence that meets the test is "song."
song
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adjective - A lone eagle circled above the mountain.
lone "Lone" tell which eagle.
lone
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adverb - The precious stone was found underground.
underground "Underground" tells were so it is an adverb.
underground
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verb - Mark, more than anything, needs sleep.
needs The subject is Mark and the verb is needs.
needs
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noun - Under the tree, slow but sure, to be sure.
tree As in so many cases, "the" identifies the noun.
tree
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adjective - Martin looks sick since seeing his grade.
sick "Sick" is a predicate adjective. "Looks" is a linking verb.
sick
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adverb - One must type carefully when preparing one's paper.
carefully "Carefully" tells how one must type.
carefully
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verb - Please do your studies early every evening.
do Here we have an understood (you)--(you) do.
do
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adverb - Ralph put her down.
down You need a word that answers either how, when, why, or where.
down
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adjective - In much wisdom is much grief.
much In both cases the same words modify nouns.
much
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noun - We do fade as a leaf.
leaf "We" is a pronoun; "do and fade" are verbs.
leaf
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3rd noun - When students knock a school, they confess their failure.
failure The other nouns are students and school.
failure
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2nd noun - When contentment enters, progress ceases.
progress The first noun is contentment. Use "the" to test
any word.
progress
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verb - A crooked path is the shortest way to the penitentiary.
is We have here a common BE verb.
is
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2nd verb - Defeat is for those who acknowledge it.
acknowledge The first verb: is. Use the test. They acknowledge.
acknowledge
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verb - Bertha Sue brought her cosmetics for the make-up exam.
brought Poor Bertha Sue may never catch on. The make-up test
was on grammar.
brought
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adjective - The ripest fruit falls first.
ripest
ripest
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adverb - The ripest fruit falls first.
first
first
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2nd noun - Hitch your wagon to a star.
star
star
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2nd noun - Near to excellence is the appreciation of it.
appreciation
appreciation
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1st noun - A thing of beauty is a joy for ever.
thing There are three nouns here: thing, beauty, and joy.
thing
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3rd noun - Brevity is the soul of wit.
wit We have three nouns: brevity, soul, and wit.
wit
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2nd noun - To reform a man, you must begin with his grandmother.
grandmother Two nouns are present. The other is "man."
grandmother
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2nd noun - Talents are best nurtured in solitude.
solitude Only two nouns are present. The first is "talents."
solitude
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adjective - Character is best formed in the stormy billows of life.
stormy
stormy
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1st noun - Try to know the best that has been thought and said.
best One test for a noun is --Put "the" in front of the suspected
word.
best
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adverb - He makes no friend who never makes a foe.
never Adverbs answer HOW, WHY, WHEN, WHERE.
never
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adverb - he makes no friend who never makes a foe.
never Adverbs answer HOW, WHY, WHEN, WHERE.
never
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2nd noun - There are daggers in some men's smiles.
smiles The words, some and men's , are used as adjectives.
smiles
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1st noun - You are part of all you have met.
part Put "a, an or the" in front of the suspected noun. "a part."
part
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2nd verb - They conquer who believe they can.
believe The two other verbs are conquer and can.
believe
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adjective - A liar needs especially a good memory.
good
good
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adverb - A liar needs especially a good memory.
especially Adverbs often end in LY.
especially
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adjective - There is no genius without a tincture of madness.
no What does no modify? A noun, genius.
no
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2nd adjective - Extraordinary possibilities exist in ordinary people.
ordinary
ordinary
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1st noun - For a State to prosper it must be built on moral character.
state
state
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2nd noun - Three pillars of government are religion, justice, counsel.
government
government
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1st verb - Let him who would move the world first move himself.
let
let
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2nd adjective - The greatest man in history was the poorest.
poorest
poorest
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3rd verb - Difficulties are things that show what men are.
are
are
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2nd verb - God heals, and the doctor takes the fee.
takes
takes
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2nd noun - earth has no sorrow that heaven cannot heal.
sorrow
sorrow
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adverb - She who loses hope may then part with anything.
then
then
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verb - Ignorance of a foreign language is ignorance of our own.
is
is
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adverb - No legacy is so rich as honesty.
so This word answers HOW rich. "Rich" is an adjective.
so
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adjective - Make yourselves honest men and women.
honest
honest
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1st noun - For such a young body she has a very old head.
body
body
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2nd noun - Our laws must protect the innocent by punishing the guilty.
innocent
innocent
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2nd adjective - Man is unjust, but God is just.
just
just
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adverb - Ignorance never settles a question.
never
never
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3rd noun - The knowledge of words is the gate of scholarship.
gate The other nouns include knowledge, words, and scholarship.
gate
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adjective - Good laws make it easier to do right and harder
to do wrong.
good
good
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2nd noun - Pride from learning is the greatest ignorance.
learning The first noun is "proud."
learning
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1st verb - Many want knowledge but few will pay its price.
want
want
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adverb - We should not create by law what can be accomplished
by morality.
not
not
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adjective - Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty.
eternal
eternal
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adverb - Bertha Sue worked hard to get a date for Preference.
hard
hard
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verb - In science read the newest works, in literature, the oldest.
read
read
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3rd noun - A decline in the arts indicates the decline of a nation.
decline
decline
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adverb - Are you now living or only expecting to live?
now Adverbs answer WHEN.
now
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1st verb - When young hearts love, they feel no poverty.
love
love
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3rd noun - The voice of the majority is no proof of justice.
proof
proof
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2nd noun - In charity there is no excess.
excess
excess
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2nd verb - Luxury makes a man soft so it is hard to please him.
is
is
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adjective - Nothing is so uncertain as the minds of the multitude.
uncertain
uncertain
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adjective - The true art of memory is the art of attention.
true
true
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1st adjective - Misers grow rich seeming poor.
rich
rich
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2nd adjective - Extravagant, careless spenders grow poor seeming rich.
careless
careless
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adjective - The morning hour has gold in its mouth.
morning
morning
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2nd noun - Music is well said to be the speech of angels.
speech
speech
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1st verb - Let America have good mothers and she will have good sons.
let
let
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2nd adverb - Nothing is politically right which is morally wrong.
morally
morally
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1st adjective - There is no woman so homely that she does not
love a mirror.
no Adjectives answer WHICH. Which woman? No woman.
no
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verb - Those with a low self-esteem are the most easily offended.
are We have one of the linking verbs here.
are
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1st adjective - Good writing is clear, concise, concrete, correct.
good
good
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verb - A transition is to a reader what a road sign is to a driver.
is
is
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1st noun - Be willing to spend much time on revision.
time
time
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2nd noun - War is the business of barbarians.
business
business
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verb - One murder makes a villain; millions a hero.
makes
makes
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adverb - There was never a good war or a bad peace.
never This word answers WHEN.
never
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verb - In disarming Peter, Christ disarmed every soldier.
disarmed "Disarming" is a verbal. Learn about verbal later.
disarmed
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3rd noun - War loves to seek its victims in the young.
young
young
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3rd noun - Men have sight; women have insight.
women The other nouns here are men, sight, and insight.
USE THE NOUN TEST.
women
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adverb - God feeds the birds but does not throw food into their nest.
not Used to negate the verb. "not" is an adverb.
not
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What part of speech is the capitalized word? a noun b verb c adjective
Don't worry about avoiding temptation. As you grow OLDER, it starts
avoiding you.
It's an adjective. Older person. Older you.
c
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Abraham Lincoln said, "Prosperity is the FRUIT of labor. It begins
by saving money."
a
a
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A river becomes CROOKED by following the line of least resistance.
So does a man or woman.
b
b
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The Talmud says, "He who adds not to HIS learning diminishes it."
b
b
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It is useless to make good laws for BAD people.
c
c
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John Ruskin said, "Be SURE you obey good laws before you seek to
alter bad ones."
b Always try the word in a new way -- a sure bet a sure shot
b
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Some students fashion THEIR semester after French bread - one big loaf.
a
a
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Voltaire said, "Let all laws be clear, UNIFORM, and precise; to
interpret laws is almost always to corrupt them."
b
b
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A Czech proverb states, "Better a lie that soothes than a truth
that HURTS."
c
c
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At this school you can learn your station in life BECAUSE someone will
be sure to tell you where to get off.
a
a
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We make death uneasy by thinking of life and life uneasy BY thinking
of death.
c
c
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Biology defines "life" as the metabolic activity of protoplasm. At
times is seems even WORSE than that.
c
c
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Edmund Burke said, "Liberty must BE limited in order to be possessed."
a
a
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Wives may object to buying life insurance, but widows NEVER do.
d
d
190
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Henry Ward Beecher said, "True obedience is true LIBERTY."
a
a
191
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Obstacles always show up WHEN you take your eyes off the goal.
b This is a subordinate conjunction.
b
192
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In whatever position you find yourself DETERMINE first your objective.
c
c
193
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Your burdens may be a bridge FOR your progress.
a
a
194
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Ralph Waldo Emerson taught that nothing is at LAST sacred but the
integrity of your own mind.
d Adverbs answer how, when, why, or where.
d
195
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow said, "Noble by birth, yet nobler by GREAT
deeds."
d
d
196
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Best way to cure a woman of most any illness is to tell her that the
symptoms are just a sign of old AGE.
a
a
197
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Weak women wait for opportunities; strong women MAKE them.
b
b
198
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General Douglas MacArthur said, "There is NO security on this earth,
only opportunity."
c
c
199
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Sometime IF you find yourself in hot water, go ahead and take a bath.
c
c
200
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The trouble with opportunity is that it ALWAYS comes disguised as
hard work.
d
d