nEvery language has parts of speech n nNow, in English, we will discuss each n nThe noun names people, places, and thingsn nLike Harry, Hogwarts, a wand, and wings n nA pronoun can replace the mentioned noun n nHe saw it, when she brought that owl to town n nThe verb describes action, so what can we do? n nCast spells, fly on broomsticks, and give a sock too n nAdjectives describe, we use them quite a lot n nDark magic, brave wizard, and young Mandrake in a pot n nAn adverb describes adjectives, verbs, and adverbs as well n nHermione read patiently, while Ron quickly used a new spell n nPrepositions stand before nouns, relating to time or place n nSnape put wormwood in a pot, then he saw a pixie on the bookcase n nConjunctions join two phrases or words, it can be even moren nStudents from Slytherin and Ravenclaw or maybe from Gryffindor n nThe interjection gets pretty loud, for all emotions that're great n nHooray! We won. Phew!

That was close. Wow! I can't waitn n nn nAbout the Author: Manikantan is the author of Breeze Past any Interview and The Atheist Handbook

• •A Search Beyond GOD. He is a data analyst by profession. You can find him as Data Science for the Lazy on YouTube and Facebook. He is a TEFL certified English Trainer. He swears by Einstein's saying
• •If you can't explain it to a six-year-old, then you don't understand it yourself.n