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Identify the part of speech

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What is the part of speech of the following items? Some items can belong to different classes.

1. and

Expected answer

preposition
adverb
coordinating conjunction
subordinating conjunction

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2. my

Expected answer

possessive determiner
possessive pronoun
noun
verb

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3. although

Expected answer

preposition
adverb
coordinating conjunction
subordinating conjunction

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4. fast

Expected answer

adjective
adverb
noun
preposition

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5. a few

Expected answer

preposition
adverb
determiner (quantifier)
determiner (demonstrative)

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6. before

Expected answer

preposition
adverb
coordinating conjunction
subordinating conjunction

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7. hers

Expected answer

pronoun (possessive)
determiner (possessive)
preposition
verb

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8. early

Expected answer

preposition
adverb
coordinating conjunction
adjective

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9. a lot of

Expected answer

noun
determiner (definite article)
determiner (indefinite article)
determiner (quantifier)

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10. she

Expected answer

noun (uncountable)
noun (countable)
noun (pronoun)
noun (proper)

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Introduction
Question formation
Constituents
Identifying forms and functions.
Identifying functions.
Identify Forms
- Quiz: Shakespeare
- Quiz: Science in Hollywood
- Quiz: Mars - Ice Age
- Quiz: Will Smith
- Dog rescue
- Quiz: Cherry trees in Tokyo
- Identify the part of speech
- Quiz: David Crystal
- Quiz: Scientific thinking
- Quiz: Martin Hewings
- Ms. Friedan
Complementation
Interrogative clauses
Interrogative clauses - question tags
Lexical verbs and auxiliary verbs
Passive
Review
Auxiliary verbs
Ellipsis
Phrasal verbs
Identifying future time reference
Identifying modal meanings
Identifying past time reference with modals
Identifying situation types
Negation with modal verbs
Perfect tenses
Present tense
Tense and aspect overview
The function of progressive aspect
Time reference of modal verbs
Using modals
Using necessity modals
Using possibility modals
Using tenses
Will and shall

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