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    Parts of Speech Discussion

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    For this discussion, look at the Parts of Speech resources and choose a few sentences from which you learned something new. Or a few sentences which you consider share important information. Then, make a list with some examples of parts of speech used in those sentences.

    Share your answer in the class discussion forum and see what your classmates think was important in the Parts of Speech lesson. If you wish, reply to your classmates and share more parts of speech that you can identify in the text they shared.

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