1. I walked beyond the town to look over the mountains.
Parts of speech:
I - pronoun
walked - verb
beyond - preposition
the - article
town - noun
to - (here's the part I got stuck, I confidently thought it was a preposition cause I remember seeing it in the list of words provided in the resources as preposition. Hang on, and see why it isn't too)
look - verb
over - preposition
the - article
mountains - verb
Note: as in the resources, the prepositions come before a noun (the part that stuck most after my mistake, lol)
The following are a few sentences that made me very conscious of linking verbs.
2. In the morning it was raining.
Parts of speech
In - preposition
the - article
morning - noun
it - pronoun
was - verb (linking)
raining - verb
-I had gone for "raining" only as the verb. Haha!-
3. A fog had come over the mountains.
A - article
fog - noun
had - verb (don't tell anyone - I almost missed this too)
come - verb
over - preposition
the - article
mountains - noun
Sentence 1 revealed my negligence in studying more. I shouldn't had any problem if I had paid rapt attention.
To more wins. Wooohooo! (Interjection). Haha!