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  • Think of a sentence that has two nouns, one verb, and a conjunction.
    The dog and the cat slept,
  • I always vote. What part of speech is "always"?
    adverb
  • We elect a Member of Parliament in our riding. What part of speech is "of"?
    preposition
  • "Wow! I can't beleive he won!" What part of speech is "Wow!"?
    interjection
  • You could vote Liberal, Conservative, or NDP. What part of speech is "or"?
    conjunction
  • The votes must be counted accurately? What part of speech is accurately?
    adverb
  • What kind of noun is "knowledge"?
    uncountable / non-count
  • Is Governor General a compound noun?
    yes
  • What part of speech is "ballot"?
    noun
  • What part of speech is "politician"?
    noun
  • The word "vote" can be a noun and a __?
    verb
  • What kind of noun is "voter information card"?
    compound
  • The voter turnout might be low this year. What part of speech is "low"?
    adjective
  • What part of speech is "election"?
    noun
  • What part of speech is "eligible"?
    adjective
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