Painless Parts of Speech...
~ from peregrin anna

Only completed EELibs are presented at this website, but if you'd like to play along at home, here are some helpful definitions for the various parts of speech asked for in the game. (BTW, even though many of the examples are EE-related, yours don't have to be, and it might even be funnier if they aren't)

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Noun Names a person, place, thing, or idea.
(man, lake, life preserver, desperation)
Proper Noun Names a *specific* person, place, or thing, and is capitalized.
(Gary, McGinty's, Sun-Times)
Adjective A word that describes a noun or pronoun.
(funny, blue, grumpy)
Verb Shows action.
(save, fall)
Past-Tense Verb Shows an action that's already happened.
(saved, fell)
Adverb Answers the question How, When, Where, or To What Extent, and describes a verb, an adjective, or another adverb. Many adverbs end in "ly."
(suddenly, grouchily, sheepishly)
Exclamation Expresses strong emotion.
(Oh, no!; Cool!)

Thank you, peregrin_anna! :-)

These definitions and examples are from peregrin_anna. Please do not repost without her permission.


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