PARTS OF SPEECH

1. PARTS OF SPEECH
GROUP MEMBERS:
Zeeshan Shabbir
Umair Ali
Talha Zameer
M. Bilal
Hammad Hassan
Fiaz Ashraf

2. PARTS OF SPEECH:
• Each part of speech explains not what the word is but
how the word is used.

3. DIFFERENT PARTS OF SPEECH:
1. NOUN
2. PRONOUN
3. VERB
4. ADVERB
5. ADJECTIVE
6. INTERJECTION
7. CONJUNCTION
8. PREPOSITION

4. WORK DISTRIBUTION
• NOUN…………………………………..Talha Zameer
• PRONOUN………………………………Hammad Hassan
• VERB…………………………………….Zeeshan Shabbir
• ADVERB…………………………………Umair Ali
• ADJECTIVE……………………………… M. Bilal
• INTERJECTION…………………………………….
• CONJUCTION…………………………………….....
• PREPOSITION……………………………..Fiaz Ashraf

5. NOUN:
• Noun is a name of a person, place or thing.
Example:
• Ali is a person.
• Lahore is a place.
• Chair is a thing.

6. KINDS OF NOUN:
There are many kinds of noun but we are discussing about…
• PROPER NOUN
• COMMON NOUN
• COLLECTIVE NOUN
• ABSTRACT NOUN
• MATERIAL NOUN
• COUNTABLE NOUN
• UNCOUNTABLE NOUN

7. PROPER NOUN:
• Proper noun is the specific name of the person, place
or thing.
Example:
• Allama Iqbal
• Lahore
• Brown Chair

8. COMMON NOUN:
• Common noun is the common name of the person,
place or thing…
Example:
• Boy
• City
• Chair

9. COLLECTIVE NOUN:
• Collective noun denotes collection of groups or
collection of individuals…
Example:
• Army
• Class room
• University

10. ABSTRACT NOUN:
• Abstract noun is the noun that have an idea in our
mind but don’t have existence in the world or
reality...
Example:
• Happiness
• Sadness
• Love

11. MATERIAL NOUN:
• Material noun is the noun which have existence in
reality and we can make further things from it…
Example:
• Milk
• Wood
• Gold

12. COUNTABLE NOUN:
• Countable noun is a noun which can be count...
Example:
• Books
• Keys
• Pens

13. UNCOUNTABLE NOUN:
• Uncountable noun is a noun which cannot be count.
Example:
• Grains of Sand
• Drops of Water
• Stars

14. PRONOUN BY:
Hammad Hassan

15. PRONOUN:
• Pronouns are the words which are used instead of
noun.
• Some pronouns are He , She , It , They , Us etc..
Example:
• Ali is a good boy. He lives in Sargodha.

16. KINDS OF PRONOUN:
There are many kinds of pronoun but we are discussing
about…
• Personal Pronoun
• Reflexive Pronoun
• Relative Pronoun
• Interrogative Pronoun

17. PERSONAL PRONOUN:
• These are the pronouns used for persons…
• Personal pronouns are: we, you, they, he, she …..etc
Example:
• We talk to you.
• You talk to me.
• She called him.

18. REFLEXIVE PRONOUN:
• When self or selves is added to my, it, our, your,
him, her it makes them reflexive pronouns…
Example:
• He learned by himself.
• These slides are made by ourselves.

19. RELATIVE PRONOUN:
• It is a word that tells the function of pronoun….
Example:
• He saw his mother who was eating.
• He is one of the teacher who served the nation.

20. INTERROGATIVE PRONOUN:
• It is a word that asks question about the noun or
pronoun…
Example:
• Who told you this?
• Is this yours pen?

21. VERB BY:
Zeeshan Shabbir

22. VERB:
• The Word Verb Is derived from the Latin word
“Verbum”, which means word.
• Verb is a part of speech which describe any action or
work.
Example:
• Ali eats apple.
• She runs fast.
• Fatima reads novel.

23. KINDS OF VERB:
• Helping verb
• Transitive verb
• Intransitive verb

24. HELPING VERB:
• Helping verb helps the verb in forming a sentence…
Example:
• He is playing football.
• The news was true.
• I have written a letter.

25. TRANSITIVE VERB:
• Transitive verb is that verb in which both subject or
object are present…
Example:
• Ali eats apple.
• She reads a book.
• He runs fast.

26. INTRANSITIVE VERB:
• Intransitive verb is that verb in which only subject is
present and object is absent.
Example:
• Ali eats.
• She reads.
• He runs.

27. ADVERB BY:
Umair Ali

28. ADVERB:
• An adverb is a word which is used to modify the
meaning of the verb , adjective or other adverbs.
Example:
• He runs fastly.
• I requested him kindly to help me.

29. TYPES OF ADVERB:
There are many kinds of adverb but we are discussing about…
• ADVERB OF TIME
• ADVERB OF PLACE
• ADVERB OF MANNER

30. ADVERB OF TIME:
• It is a word which shows when the thing happened…
Example:
• They will leave very soon.

31. ADVERB OF PLACE:
• It is a word which shows where the thing
happened…
Example:
• Please stand here.

32. ADVERB OF MANNER:
• It is a word which shows how and in what manner
the work is done…
Example:
• He welcomed us warmly.

33. ADJECTIVE, CONJUCTION &
INTERJECTION BY:
M. Bilal

34. ADJECTIVE:
• An adjective is a word used for qualifying the
meaning of a noun or pronoun…
Example:
• A white ball.
• A beautiful girl.

35. TYPES OF ADJECTIVE:
• QUALITATIVE ADJECTIVE
• QUANTITATIVE ADJECTIVE

36. QUALITATIVE ADJECTIVE:
• This is the adjective which tells about quality…
Example:
• He is a handsome boy.
• Ali speaks loudly.

37. QUANTITATIVE ADJECTIVE:
• This is the adjective which tells about quantity…
Example:
• He has 5 rupees.
• There is a little water in the jug.

38. CONJUNCTION:
• A conjunction is a word which joins together
sentences and words…
Example:
• Ali and his brother live together.
• Although he is poor yet he is honest.

39. INTERJECTION:
• An interjection is a word in a sentence to express
some feelings of mind…
Example:
• Hurrah! We won the match.
• Alas! He died.

40. PREPOSITION BY:
Fiaz Ashraf

41. PREPOSITION:
• Preposition is the word used before noun or pronoun
to show its relation with noun or pronoun…
Example:
• Allah is kind to us.
• He went to Lahore on Monday.
• Ali is standing at the gate.

42. USE OF PREPOSITION:
1. Between / Among
Between:
• The two brothers divided the property between
themselves.
Among:
• The four brothers divided their property among
themselves.

43. USE OF PREPOSITION:
2. By / With
By:
• He was killed by lion.
With:
• She killed a snake with a stick

44. USE OF PREPOSITION:
3. Behind / After
Behind:
• He standing behind a person.
After:
• He left Sargodha after five o’clock.

45. USE OF PREPOSITION:
4. Ago / Before
Ago:
• I passed the intermediate two years ago.
Before:
• Ali passed the intermediate two years before his
brother.

46. USE OF PREPOSITION:
5. Compare to / Compare with
Compare to:
• A beautiful face is often compare to moon.
Compare with:
• We compare the great dramatist with Shakespeare.

47. USE OF PREPOSITION:
6. For / From
For:
• He wants sugar for himself.
From:
• Where are you coming from?

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