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What part of speech is 'back' in 'He hurt his *back*'?
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Here, 'back' names a body part. It functions as a noun.
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Identify the possessive adjective in: 'Is this *your* pen?'
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'Your' modifies the noun 'pen' to show ownership. It is a possessive adjective (or determiner).
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In 'I have *little* patience', 'little' is an adjective of:
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'Little' indicates the amount of patience (an uncountable noun), making it an adjective of quantity.
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What part of speech is 'outside' in 'The *outside* wall needs painting'?
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Here, 'outside' modifies the noun 'wall', describing its position. It functions as an adjective.
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Identify the action verb in: 'He *thought* about the answer.'
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'Thought' expresses a mental action. Therefore, it is an action verb.
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Which of these is a distributive pronoun?
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Distributive pronouns refer to persons or things one at a time. 'Neither' (meaning not the one nor the other) is a distributive pronoun.
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In 'What is your home *address*?', 'address' is a:
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Here, 'address' names the location details. It functions as a noun.
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In 'We must *address* the problem', 'address' is a:
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Here, 'address' denotes the action of dealing with the problem. It functions as a verb.
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Identify the nominal adjective in: 'The *rich* should help the *poor*.'
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'Rich' is an adjective functioning as a noun (meaning 'rich people'). This is called a nominal adjective or substantive adjective.
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What part of speech is 'like' in 'I *like* pizza'?
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Here, 'like' expresses a preference or action. It is the main verb of the sentence.