Definition | Sentences ~ Parts of speech

Adjectives - An adjective is a word which generally describes or gives more information about a noun or a pronoun.

Example: 

They have a beautiful small white furry dog. | Noun is dog….. Adjectives. Bold

What do you think of the dog? - Beautiful

What is its size? - Small

What colour is it? - White

What type of dog is it? - Furry

Sentence:

A bald man was brave enough to live in a large old house, and he also drive a fast sports car.

Noun - A word that is used to identify people, places, animals, feelings, ideas and things.

Example:

Lydia went on a trip to Italy with her sister last August. 

The funny looking girl in the long grey dress was sitting on the grassy cliff. 6

Adverbs

An adverb describes a verb, an adjective  or another adverb. It tells how, where, why, when, how much, and with what frequency. 

Verb - Is most probably important to use in a speech because you can have a sentence or question without a verb. | Shows an action or state of being, we changed the form of verb to talk about different times so verbs are pretty important.

Example:

I walk to school everyday. - shows a physical action.

Ryle went to the supermarket. - again showing a physical action.

I am a teacher. - am is the verb in this one.

You are a student. - are is a verb in this one.

 Did you notice the first two ( walk & went ) shows a physical action in the last two ( am & are ) shows a state of being. Don't involve physical action they show situations.