A Noun is a Part of Speech that is used to identify any class of people, place or things in a sentence. Examples of Nouns are Cat, Dog, Fish, Tommy Hill etc. Nouns can act the role of a:

• Subject

• Direct Object

• Appositive

• Modifier

• Indirect Object

• Subject Complement

• Object Complement

  
  

There are Different types of nouns, they are:

• Common Nouns

• Abstract Nouns

• Proper Nouns

• Uncountable Nouns

• Singular Nouns

• Countable Nouns

• Rural Nouns

• Collective Nouns

• Concrete Nouns

  
  

Pronouns stand in for nouns normally in a sentence. Pronouns are used to describe individuals or group in a sentence rather than using their names.

Examples:​ 

• I

• you

• he

• she

• it

• ourselves.

Adjectives are words that usually describe a noun or pronoun. An Adjective can be used to describe the qualities of someone or something.

Examples:

• Helpful

• Horrible

• Ashamed

A verb describes the action of someone or something. A verb is a word that shows an action, occurrence or state of being.

Example:

• Jumping

• Running

• Swimming

  
  

Adverb is a word or phrase that modifies or describes a Verb, expressing a relation of:

• Time

• Degrees

• Manners

• Place

• Circumstance

  
  

Examples of Adverbs:

• Yesterday

• Tomorrow

• Always

Prepositions tell you about the relationship between words or cluses in a sentence.

Examples:

• Above

• Behind

• Below

Conjunction join words, phrases and sentences together, using

• Because

• And

• Although

• While

  
  

They are two types of Articles which are Indefinite and Definite. An article come before a Noun to show if its specific or General.

Examples:

• A

• An

• The

Examples:

hey!

hi!

hooray!