Italicize Large fish swim swiftly in the sea?

Answer 1

Large = adjective fish = noun (subject) swim = verb swiftly = adverb in the sea = prepositional phrase. in = preposition the = definite article sea = noun

* "large" is an adjective describing

* "fish", a noun, and fish is the subject of the sentence;

* swim is the action they are doing, a verb, and

* swiftly is HOW they are doing it; an adverb.

* In the sea is a prepositional phrase, it's optional, and it just shows WHERE they are doing it. Try answering your question by a process of elimination. Identify the noun or nouns - the things. Identify the adjective or adjectives; they modify nouns, remember? Then identify the verb. It's the so-called action word. It refers to doing something. Swiftly is an adverb. An adverb is a word that describes how a verb is carried out. For example, if you were to say, "I walked swiftly to the store," the word 'walked' would be the verb that the word 'swiftly' describes.

Answer 2

Large fish swim swiftly in the sea.The parts of speech for the sentence are:

• Large = adjective describing the noun fish.
• fish = is a noun, the subject of the sentence.
• swim = verb
• swiftly = adverb modifying the verb swim.
• sea = noun, object of the preposition in.
• in the sea = adverbial prepositional phrase, modifying the verb swim.

Answer 3

Large is an adjective which describes the noun fish, the subject of the sentence.

Answer 4

The sentence "Large fish swim swiftly in the sea" does not contain a conjunction or a pronoun; the verb is "swim" and the preposition is "in".

Answer 5

Swim is the verb and swiftly is the adverb, describing the verb.

Answer 6

noun: fish, sea

pronoun: there isn't one

adjective: large

verb: swim

adverb: swiftly

Answer 7

adverb adverb adverb