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Parts of speech are classified into:
1) Nouns
Types of nouns:
a)Common nouns: They are not capitalized unless they come at the beginning of a sentence e.g chair.
b)Proper nouns: They are always capitalized e.g Jhon.
c)Compound nouns: They are two words joined to form a new word e.g sunrise.
d)Abstract nouns: It includes ideas that can't be touched e.g justice.
e)Collective: Name of a group of individuals e.g family.
Nouns can either be countable or uncountable.
2)Adjectives: They are used to describe nouns.
Comparative form of adjectives = adj + ....er than.
Superlative form of adjectives = the + adj....est.
3)Verbs
They can either be:
a)Transitive verbs: They are followed by an object.
b)Intransitive verbs: They aren't directly followed by an object.
4)Articles
a)Definite article: "The" Used before singular and plural nouns when the noun is specific.
b)Indefinite articles: "a, an" Used before singular nouns when the noun is general or to indicate
membership of a category as in a profession, nation, religion, or type of plant.
5)Adverbs: They used to describe verbs, adjectives, and adverbs.
They are classified into:
a)Manner adjectives.
b)Place adjectives.
c)Time adjectives.
d)Degree adjectives.
e)Frequency adjectives.
6)Gerunds: ing form of a verb that acts as a noun.
7)Pronouns
a)Personal pronouns.
b)Reflexive pronouns.
c)Relative pronouns.
d)Possessive pronouns.
8)Prepositions: They are used to connect nouns to other words.
9)Conjunctions: They join words of the same class and join clauses.
