CALOKIE
Funk This
Speech!
which
names a thing like
a
ding-a-ling.
An
adjective is the part of speech
which
describes a thing like
“The
ding-a-ling is dapper.”
A
pronoun is the part of speech
which
substitutes for a thing like
“It
is dapper.”
A
verb is the part of speech
which
tells what thing a thing does
like
“The dapper ding-a-ling zings.”
An
adverb is the part of speech
which
describes how, when or where a thing does like
“The
dapper ding-a-ling zings here.”
A
preposition is a part of speech
which
links a thing with another thing like
“The
dapper ding-a-ling zings here with zest.”
A
conjunction is a part of speech
which
joins the differing parts of speech like
“The
dapper ding-a-ling zings here with zest but so-so there.”
An
interjection is a part of speech
that
expresses a word which exclaims like
“The
dapper ding-a-ling zings here with zest but alas, so-so there!”
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