Wow!Anexampleof aninterjectionPrepositionalphraseA _____ alwaysstarts with apreposition andends with anobject of thepreposition.sentenceA group ofwords that hasa subject, verb,capital letter,and end mark.Object oftheprepositionThis part ofspeech ends aprepositionalphrase and isalways a nounor pronoun.he,she, itexamplesofpronounshow, when,where,why, towhat extentThequestionsthat anadverbanswersNounperson,place,thing, orideaDirectobjecta noun orpronoun thattells who orwhat receivesthe action of averbArticleadjectivea, an,thea, an,theThearticleadjectivesare... quicklyAnexample ofan adverbis...Adverbdescribesa verb,adjective,or adverbfragmentA group ofwords that ismissing asubject orverb.interjectionexpressesemotionseparate fromthe rest of thesentenceConjunctionjoins twowords,clauses,or phrasesAdjectivedescribesa noun orpronounVerbshowsaction orstate ofbeingwhich one,what kind,how many,whosethequestionsthat anadjectiveanswersHelpingverbsExamples ofthis part ofspeech are:am, is, will,and should.study,learn,run, readExamplesof verbsare....FANBOYSAn acronymto help youremembertheconjunctionsPrepositionA word thatshowsdirection,location, time,or introducesan objectCommonnounsPeople,places, andthings thatare NOTcapitalized.Pronountakes theplace ofa nounover,around,to, at, byExamplesofprepositionsare...PropernounsThe names ofpeople, places,months, etc.that arecapitalizedWow!Anexampleof aninterjectionPrepositionalphraseA _____ alwaysstarts with apreposition andends with anobject of thepreposition.sentenceA group ofwords that hasa subject, verb,capital letter,and end mark.Object oftheprepositionThis part ofspeech ends aprepositionalphrase and isalways a nounor pronoun.he,she, itexamplesofpronounshow, when,where,why, towhat extentThequestionsthat anadverbanswersNounperson,place,thing, orideaDirectobjecta noun orpronoun thattells who orwhat receivesthe action of averbArticleadjectivea, an,thea, an,theThearticleadjectivesare...quicklyAnexample ofan adverbis...Adverbdescribesa verb,adjective,or adverbfragmentA group ofwords that ismissing asubject orverb.interjectionexpressesemotionseparate fromthe rest of thesentenceConjunctionjoins twowords,clauses,or phrasesAdjectivedescribesa noun orpronounVerbshowsaction orstate ofbeingwhich one,what kind,how many,whosethequestionsthat anadjectiveanswersHelpingverbsExamples ofthis part ofspeech are:am, is, will,and should.study,learn,run, readExamplesof verbsare....FANBOYSAn acronymto help youremembertheconjunctionsPrepositionA word thatshowsdirection,location, time,or introducesan objectCommonnounsPeople,places, andthings thatare NOTcapitalized.Pronountakes theplace ofa nounover,around,to, at, byExamplesofprepositionsare...PropernounsThe names ofpeople, places,months, etc.that arecapitalized

Gilchrist Parts of Speech - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. An example of an interjection
    Wow!
  2. A _____ always starts with a preposition and ends with an object of the preposition.
    Prepositional phrase
  3. A group of words that has a subject, verb, capital letter, and end mark.
    sentence
  4. This part of speech ends a prepositional phrase and is always a noun or pronoun.
    Object of the preposition
  5. examples of pronouns
    he, she, it
  6. The questions that an adverb answers
    how, when, where, why, to what extent
  7. person, place, thing, or idea
    Noun
  8. a noun or pronoun that tells who or what receives the action of a verb
    Direct object
  9. a, an, the
    Article adjective
  10. The article adjectives are...
    a, an, the
  11. An example of an adverb is...
    quickly
  12. describes a verb, adjective, or adverb
    Adverb
  13. A group of words that is missing a subject or verb.
    fragment
  14. expresses emotion separate from the rest of the sentence
    interjection
  15. joins two words, clauses, or phrases
    Conjunction
  16. describes a noun or pronoun
    Adjective
  17. shows action or state of being
    Verb
  18. the questions that an adjective answers
    which one, what kind, how many, whose
  19. Examples of this part of speech are: am, is, will, and should.
    Helping verbs
  20. Examples of verbs are....
    study, learn, run, read
  21. An acronym to help you remember the conjunctions
    FANBOYS
  22. A word that shows direction, location, time, or introduces an object
    Preposition
  23. People, places, and things that are NOT capitalized.
    Common nouns
  24. takes the place of a noun
    Pronoun
  25. Examples of prepositions are...
    over, around, to, at, by
  26. The names of people, places, months, etc. that are capitalized
    Proper nouns