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It is important to understand that every word in a sentence has a job to do, a role in the sentence. Parts of Speech Parts of Speech FOLDABLE! This foldable will help you learn the parts of speech and their jobs. Take out one piece of notebook paper with the holes intact and follow the instructions so you have a neat foldable that you can use to study. /imgres?q=vocabulary+foldablehl /2009/03/30/funny-pictures-origami-gone-wrong/ Foldable Instructions Fold your piece of notebook paper hotdog style to the red line, so that the margin with holes is on your left. Now fold the paper in half hamburger style. Crease it well. Fold in half hamburger style again. Crease well. Fold in half (in the same direction) one more time so when you open it you have eight sections on each side of your paper. 5. Place one hand between the folded hot dog and cut the creases on the right side only. When you are finished, you should have eight flaps that fold out to the right. Close all the flaps so you can write the part of speech on the outside of the right flaps as they are shown here. Top flap: Parts of Speech 2nd flap: verb 3rd flap: noun 4th flap: pronoun 5th flap: adjective 6th flap: adverb 7th flap: conjunction 8th flap: preposition Parts of Speech verb noun pronoun adjective adverb conjunction preposition Now write the job, or definition, of each part of speech on the left side of your foldable and an example on the inside of the right flap as the definitions and examples appear on the next slides. (In your example, underline the word that is the part of speech you have just defined.) Verb: shows action or state of being Action: Ms. Stewart fished all summer. State of being: Ms. Lowe is happy. Noun: person, place, thing, quality or idea Person: Ms. Morgan likes spinach. Place: Kealing is great. Thing: Ms. Roy owns many games. Quality: Honesty is a great value to possess. Pronoun: takes the place of a noun She likes to eat spinach. Adjective: d