Can you give five sentences in every part of speech?

Answer 1

5 sentences with nouns highlighted:

• She read that book.
• We have a new car.
• The girls left early.
• Jacob isn't feeling well today.
• Our television isn't working.

5 sentences with verbs highlighted:

• Grandma knitted that sweater.
• She sang beautifully in the concert.
• The clerk scanned our groceries.
• I thought about you all day.
• The dog shredded the newspaper.

5 sentences with adjectives highlighted:

• He lifted the heavy box for me.
• I like the purple dress best.
• We walked up to the dusty attic.
• It is a peaceful morning.
• Turn down that loud music!

5 sentences with adverbs highlighted.

• Quietly, she left the room.
• The music blasted loudly from their apartment.
• He walked clumsily down the stairs.
• I strongly advise you to hire a lawyer.
• The ballerina glided gracefully across the stage.

5 sentences with prepositions highlighted:

• We searched under the bed but found nothing.
• He trampled through the snow.
• Did he get in trouble?
• I had to work after school.
• The envelope fell behind the bookcase.

5 sentences with articles underlined:

• The bus was late.
• Do you want an apple in your lunch?
• Is your dog a poodle?
• Let's go to the library.
• Is he a doctor?

5 sentences with interjections highlighted:

• Wow! That's great news!
• Gosh! I am so sorry about that.
• Help! I can't swim!
• Goodness, no! You cannot take that!
• Holy Cow! That's a lot of money!

5 sentences with conjunctions highlighted:

• She ate berries and grapes.
• Do you want one or two Hot Dogs?
• He sells cars and trucks.
• The teacher is stern but kind.
• She loves cats and goldfish.