“The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.”
Nouns: fox, dog → They are the “things” in the sentence.
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Pronoun: (not in this sentence, but e.g., it, he) → would replace nouns.
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Adjectives: quick, brown, lazy → These describe the nouns and make the sentence more vivid.
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Verb: jumps → Shows the action.
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Adverb: If we added quickly, it would describe how the fox jumps.
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Preposition: over → Connects the action to the object (dog).
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Conjunction: Not here, but words like and/but would join ideas.
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Interjection: If we said “Wow!” before the sentence, it would show emotion.
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Article: The → Points to specific nouns.