The Parts of Speech Rap
The Parts of Speech Rap Play it! Parts-of-Speech-Rap
A proper noun is capitalized
to give a name to a person, place, or thing.
A common noun is categorized
as an idea, person, place, or thing.
A pronoun is used to take their place
in the subject or object case.
An adjective will make them define
How Many, Which One, or What Kind.
A verb can mentally or physically act
or states what a subject is to be.
An adverb describes an adjective, adverb, or verb
with How, When, Where, or What Degree.
A conjunction uses FANBOYS to coordinate
or connects ideas to subordinate.
A preposition shows a relationship
between the word and a pronoun or a noun.
The Parts of Speech Rap with Examples
A proper noun is capitalized
to give a name to a person, place, or thing.
Examples: Josh Edwards, U.S. Memorial Auditorium, Smith-Lee Award
A common noun is categorized
as an idea, person, place, or thing.
Examples: self-control, girl, ocean, license
A pronoun is used to take their place
in the subject or object case.
Examples: she (subject case), her (object case)
An adjective will make them define
How Many, Which One, or What Kind.
Examples: five, that, tiring
A verb can mentally or physically act
or states what a subject is to be.
Examples: knows (mental action), works (physical action), is (state of being)
An adverb describes an adjective, adverb, or verb
with How, When, Where, or What Degree.
Examples: slowly, early, there, very well
A conjunction uses FANBOYS to coordinate
or connects ideas to subordinate.
Examples: and (coordinating), although (subordinating)
A preposition shows a relationship
between the word and a pronoun or a noun.
Examples: through, since, after
