WELCOME Shahina Akhter Instructor(gene) PTI,Natore Sub:English Class:C-In –Ed Training Class
Parts of speech Learning outcomes By the end of this lesson the trainee teachers will be able- 1-to describe different types of parts of speech 2-to identify parts of speech in sentences.
What are the parts of speech? Jamal lives in a village. In this sentence we have five words. These five words are the parts of the sentence. Each word of a sentence or speech is called a part of speech because they have different functions. There are (8) eight parts of speech in English such as- 1. Noun 2.Pronoun 3.Verb 4.Adverb 5.Adjective 6.Preposition 7.Conjunction 8.Interjection Q…………..A
Noun Rana is running. Cow gives milk. Dhaka is the capital of Bangladesh. Look at these sentences. In these sentences Rana,Cows,Milk,Dhaka,Capital and Bangladesh are naming words. The word which indicates any name is called a noun. Group Work
Pronoun Zahid is a healthy boy. He gets up before sunrise. He goes to school regularly In the second and third sentences “he” is used to instead of “Zahid”. The word which is used instead of a noun to refer to it is called a pronoun. Group Work
Verb Zahid plays football on Friday. Belal is cleaning the blackboard. I like babies. In the above sentences plays, cleaning, like indicate doing or action. They are called verbs. A verb is a word used to talk about doing. Eat, run, drink, am, is, are etc. are examples of verbs. Group Work
Adverb He brushes his teeth properly. She sings well. He can run fast. In the above sentences properly, well, fast describe the verbs. They are called adverb. An adverb is a word which describes verbs. For example regularly, gladly, very, now, soon etc. Group Work
Adjective The rose is red. The sky is blue. Rana is tall. In the above sentences red, blue, tall –add extra meaning to the nouns. An adjective is a word which adds extra For example good, bad, lovely, beautiful etc. Group Work
Preposition There is a glass on the table. There are books in the bag. There are shoes under the table. In the above sentences on, in, under make a relation between the noun or pronoun and the other parts of sentence. They are called preposition. A preposition is a word used before a noun or pronoun to show relation between the nouns or preposition and the sentence. For example: for, with, behind, at, into, over, above etc. Group Work
Conjunction Nazma and Rashid like snake-dancing. Mina can read but cannot write. Either you or he will go Dhaka. In these sentences and, but, either, or join word or sentences. They are called conjunction. A conjunction is a word used to join words or sentences. For example while, unless etc.
Interjection Hey! What are you doing? Hurrah! We have won the game. Oh dear! He has fallen off his horse. In the above sentence Hey, Hurrah, Oh dear express strong feelings. They are called interjection. An interjection is a word which expresses strong Feelings.