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castortr0y [4]
3 years ago
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Label all parts of speech: Many women replaced men on the baseball field and in factories.

English
2 answers:
gladu [14]3 years ago
6 0
Many women replaced men on the baseball field and in factories.
Adj.       N.           V.        N.   Pr. Ar.     Adj.     N.  Con. Pr.    N.

Adjective (Adj.): Describes a noun
Noun (N): Person, place, thing, or idea
Verb (V.): Action
Prep (Pr.): Word that describes location
Article (Ar.): The, an, a
Conjunction (Con.): Connects a string of words together
Sliva [168]3 years ago
3 0

Answer: The parts of speech are:

Many ----> determiner

women ----> noun

replaced ----> verb

men ---> noun

on ---> preposition

the ----> determiner

baseball ----> noun

field ----> noun

and ----> conjunction

in ---> preposition

factories ---> noun

Explanation<u>: </u><u>The term "parts of speech" makes reference to word classes, which are arranged together according to the form and function of words</u>. Some of the main parts of speech are nouns, verbs, prepositions, conjunctions and determiners. <u>Nouns mainly refer to things, people or places.</u> Examples of nouns in the sentence provided are "women", "me", "baseball", "field" and "factories". On the other hand, <u>verbs usually make reference to actions,</u> such as "replaced".<u> Determiners modify nouns</u>, and, in some cases, they are used to quantify: this is the case of "many". However, "the" is also a determiner and it is used to show specific reference. In contrast, <u>prepositions establish a relationship between words</u>. In the sentence provided, "in" and "on" are prepositions. Finally, <u>conjunctions connect two items or ideas</u>. "And", in this case, is joining "on the baseball field" and "in factories".

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