Parts of Speech Flashcards

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Free Parts of Speech Flashcards

In this free flashcard set, you’ll find these parts of speech:

• nouns {both concrete and abstract}
• subject pronouns
• verbs {both action and being verbs}
• adjectives
• adverbs
• conjunctions
• interjections
• prepositions
• 24 editable word cards {for both print font and type font}

The very best way to teach and understand the different parts of speech is to use the words in the context of a sentence. Even though these flashcards are just words, encourage your learners to use them in a sentence to better understand their function. Model using them in a sentence for them, too.

When used in context, some of the words on these cards could be used as more than one part of speech, depending on their role in a sentence. If a learner can justify his/her answer by using it correctly in a sentence, it should be counted as correct.

For example, the word book can be used as a noun or as a verb. In the sentence, “Hand me the book,” book functions as a noun. In the sentence, “We need to book a room for our trip,” book functions as a verb.

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Enjoy teaching!
~Becky

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