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PRONOUN, NOUN, OR ADJECTIVE It was said that BOTH will be chosen.
pronoun
PRONOUN, NOUN, OR ADJECTIVE I have a FEW books on my desk.
adjective
ADJECTIVES Sharks can move through the water at speeds of up to 40 miles an hour.
40
ADJECTIVES The skeleton of a shark is made of a hard, elastic substance called cartilage.
hard, elastic
ANTECEDENT Pedro, asked Janice, "Have YOU seen the art exhibit?"
Janice
ANTECEDENT Tom and Amelia said that the sculpture is THEIRS.
Tom, Amelia
PRONOUNS I have something to show you.
I, something, you
PRONOUNS Manuel teased his sister and said that she may have to pay for her own dinner.
his, she, her
PRONOUNS Mr. and Mrs. Hernández were celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary.
their
COMPOUND NOUNS The king had promised William the throne but changed his mind on his deathbed.
deathbed
COMPOUND NOUNS William of Normandy was the cousin of England's King Edward.
William of Normandy, King Edward
ABSTRACT NOUN president / glory / patriot / flag
glory
CONCRETE OR ABSTRACT Love is the most powerful FORCE in the world.
abstract
CONCRETE NOUN music / anger / friendship / luck
music
CONCRETE OR ABSTRACT Is your CLASS studying history?
concrete
PROPER NOUNS Caves in Africa, Europe, and Asia are still used as homes for some people.
Africa, Europe, Asia
