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They may or may not come. (“may” in this sentence is?)
Main Verb
Helping Verb
preposition
Pronoun
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“None” of his poems are well-known. (identify part of sentence in inverted commas)
Adjective of number
Adverb
Indefinite Pronoun
Adjective
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He seems very “much” pleased now-a-days. (identify part of sentence in inverted commas)
Adverb
Adjective of quality
Noun
Main verb
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The runner wearing number 70 fell “behind”. (identify part of sentence in inverted commas)
Preposition
Adverb
Conjunction
Pronoun
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They, sometimes, stay up all night. (“sometimes” in this sentence is?)
Adjective
Verb
Adverb
Pronoun
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The elections were open and “above board”. (identify part of sentence in inverted commas)
Verb
Adjective
Noun
Adverb
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I apologised to Alia for “making” her wait for me. (identify part of sentence in inverted commas)
conjunction
verb
gerund
Pronoun
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I am surprised at Ali “making” that mistake. (identify part of sentence in inverted commas)
gerund
infinitive
object
conjunction
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A “late” train to Kasur is still available. (identify part of sentence in inverted commas)
Adjective
Pronoun
Verb
Noun
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The people of the rural areas claim to have seen strange “beings” from outer space. (identify part of sentence in inverted commas)
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Adverb
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