Sort pronouns, adverbs and prepositions
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Read each word in context and label it with its word class.
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Read the sentence. Pronouns stand for nouns, adverbs tell how, and prepositions introduce where or when phrases.
Example 1Circle the pronouns. Underline the adverbs. Draw a wavy line under the prepositions.
Pronoun Adverb PrepositionI swam fast in the sea.
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Example · Circle the pronouns. Underline the adverbs. Draw a wavy line under the prepositions.I swam fast in the sea.
Circle the pronouns. Underline the adverbs. Draw a wavy line under the prepositions.
- I ran fast on Thursday.
- I skated smoothly on Sunday.
- I skipped happily in the morning.
- I wrote letters well on Thursday.
- I play happily in the garden.
- I sleep quietly on the beach.
- We hopped quickly in the morning.
- I will dance happily on Tuesday.
- We will hide silently under the beds.
- I read the map quietly on Sunday.
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- I ran fast on Thursday.
- I skated smoothly on Sunday.
- I skipped happily in the morning.
- I wrote letters well on Thursday.
- I play happily in the garden.
- I sleep quietly on the beach.
- We hopped quickly in the morning.
- I will dance happily on Tuesday.
- We will hide silently under the beds.
- I read the map quietly on Sunday.
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