ba shiny shield → shiny = verba shiny shield → shiny = adjective
cShe ran quickly. → quickly = adjectiveShe ran quickly. → quickly = adverb
dHe smiled. → he = nounHe smiled. → he = pronoun
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The (determiner) crowd cheered (verb) as Livia struck (noun) the first dummy. She (pronoun) trains (verb) daily (adjective), and her morning run (noun) is never slow (verb).
Cross out each wrong label and write the true class. One label that looks wrong is right.
Write the corrections here
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The Word-Class Arena
Lesson 14 · Mild · side 2
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Word banknounverbadjectiveadverbpronoun
aUse train as a verb:
The gladiators train
bUse train as a noun:
The train
cUse an adjective about the arena:
The arena is
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Running is always a verb. I checked the dictionary, so I am sure. No?
Say why, then finish the sentence: in running water, running is…
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