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Guess the class of words that name things

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Guess the class of words that name things

by Fraze Marimela Pea�ar
1

I am a word that can name a person, a place, or a thing. I can be concrete you can touch, or abstract you cannot. I can be plural or possessive, and I often function as the subject or object in a sentence. What am I?

Hints

In grammar, I often act as the subject or the object of a verb.

I can be countable (one apple) or non-countable in some cases (rice).

I can be the name of a person, a city, or a vehicle.

2

I tell you more about a noun: color, size, or feeling. I can appear before a noun or after a linking verb. What am I?

Hints

I can be colors, sizes, or emotions used to modify a noun.

I often come before a noun, or after 'to be' in a sentence.

I am a part of speech that describes nouns.

3

I stand in for a noun, taking the place of a repeating name.

Hints

In grammar, I am a word that substitutes for a noun (for example: I, you, he).

I can refer to people or things without naming them.

I replace a noun in a sentence.

4

I am a class of words that describes actions, events, or states, and I change to show time.

Hints

In infinitives, I often appear with the word 'to' (e.g., to eat, to run).

I can be conjugated to show when something happens.

I describe actions, events, or states.

5

I am a small word that binds ideas together, a steady partner within lists and phrases. Without me, thoughts drift apart and connections fray. What am I?

Hints

In logic and grammar, I require both sides to be related for the whole to be true or coherent.

I can be a word like 'and' or a symbol like '&' in writing.

I connect words, phrases, or clauses in a sentence.

6

I can tell you how it is done, but I cannot tell you what is done. I decorate the verb to make the action clear, often ending with the letters L and Y. What am I?

7

I am placed in the exact middle, perfectly dividing two distinct things, people, or points. What am I?

8

I am the exact opposite of above. I can be found when looking directly beneath or below something else. What am I?

9

I have hands but cannot clap, and a face but no eyes. I never stop walking, but I always stay in one place. What am I?

10

I am a tiny spark of emotion, A "Wow," an "Ouch," or a burst of devotion. I stand alone, I need no friend, With exclamation is how I end. When you are scared, amazed, or pained, I’m the word that is not restrained. What am I?

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