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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Parts of Speech</div><div>There are nine parts of speech. They are nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs, conjunctions, interjections, prepositions and articles.<br>noun: infidelity<br>pronoun: her<br>adjective: poor<br>verb: lose<br>adverb: inherently<br>conjunction: but<br>interjection: Wow!<br>preposition: of<br>article: the<br><br>Adjectives examples:<br>1. fearful - talks about how women tend to become fearful about money talks<br>2. disastrous - the article states that it will be disastrous if a woman was to rely on her husband for her emotional needs.<br><br>Noun examples:<br>1. marriage - a failed marriage often leads to a divorce<br>2. infidelity - infidelity is one of the top reasons for a divorce to happen<br><br>Adverbs examples:<br>1. inherently - women inherently are unable to understand money, it's become a natural thing<br>2. truly - if you truly believe you are unworthy then your spouse might just believe it too<br><br>Verbs examples:<br>1. commiserate - the authors commiserate with their clients because of the damage that was done<br>2. tend - you can't always tend to your husband in regards to your emotional needs because they may be incapable of giving you that support</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>There are 9 part of speech; nouns, pronouns, verbs, adverbs, adjective, prepositions, conjunctions, interjections, and articles.<br><br>Example:&nbsp;<br>Nouns: marriage, book, lawyer<br>Pronouns: Shannon Fox, Celeste Liversidge.&nbsp;<br>Verbs: save, know, spend<br>Adjectives: happy, adversarial, charisma<br>Adverbs: likely, inherently, probably, naturally<br>Prepositions: like, of&nbsp;<br>Conjunctions: whom, often<br>Interjections: also<br>Article: a<br><br>Adjective examples:<br>Charisma- charming and attractive person &nbsp;<br>Adversarial: disagreeing with someone&nbsp;<br>Noun examples:<br>Independent: To be happily married, women should learn to be independent.&nbsp;<br>Character: A person's personality&nbsp;<br>Verbs:<br>Cite: restating article or line from another article or passage.<br>Source: can mean origin. it can also be a noun; means a person who provide information.<br>Adverbs:&nbsp;<br>Naturally: to be expected, or by nature<br>Likely: something that mean probably. Likely can also act as adjective. <br><br><br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>There are 9 parts of speech; nouns, pronouns, verbs, adverbs, adjective, prepositions, conjunctions, interjections and articles.<br>Example<br>Nouns:Shannon Fox, Celeste Liversidge, book, hearts, Michelle&nbsp;<br>Pronouns: I, You, She, He<br>Verbs:Spent, Save, Eating,&nbsp;<br>Adjectives: happy, charisma, adversarial<br>Adverbs: financially, inherently, likely<br><br>Prepositions:<br>Conjunctions:<br>Interjections:<br>Article:</div>]]></description>
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         <title>Parts of Speech</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>noun: Marriage&nbsp;<br>pronoun: They<br>adjective: Happy<br>verb: Before<br>adverb: Finally<br>conjunction: And<br>interjection: Crap!<br>preposition: Before<br>article: A<br><br>Adjectives examples:<br>1. Happy - Talks about the steps to achieve a happy marriage.<br>2.&nbsp; Successful – The authors wrote the book to increase the odds for successful marriages.&nbsp;<br><br>Noun examples:<br>1. Crisis – The authors have been working with women to save troubled marriages.&nbsp;<br>2. Guilt – Refers to one of the feelings women face during a divorce .<br><br>Adverbs examples:<br>1. Finally – Speaks to the need to spend your twenties finally moving past your high school drama years.&nbsp;<br>2. Likely – Speaks to the chances that a husband would likely lose respect for the wife if they weren’t good with money.&nbsp;</div><div>&nbsp;</div><div>Verbs examples:<br>1. Before - The authors refer to the time before you marry being a key to setting yourself up for success.&nbsp;<br>2. Choose – The authors speak to how all these steps to improving yourself will set yourself up to choose a guy to marry that possess these same wonderful qualities.&nbsp;</div><div>&nbsp;</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>There are 9 parts of speech in English: noun, verb, pronoun,&nbsp; adjective, adverb, preposition, conjunction, article, interjection.<br><strong>noun</strong>: women - the authors listened to women pour their stories of dissapointment.<br><strong>verb</strong>:&nbsp; improve ( relationship with money)<br><strong>pronoun: </strong>you, they...<strong><br>adjective: </strong>true, solid (friendship)<strong><br>adverb: </strong>newly (published book)<strong><br>preposition:</strong> to,<strong><br>conjunction:</strong>and<strong><br>article: </strong>a, the<strong><br>interjection:</strong>well, wow</div>]]></description>
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