Question

identify all parts of speech in the passage. that is to say, you should go through the passage word-by-word and note what part of speech it is in the sentence. for example, looking at the first three words, the passage reads: "north richmond street." the first word, "north," acts as an adjective because it modifies the word "street," which is a noun. "richmond," in this context, also acts as an adjective here as it modifies "street" as well. (it may be easier to perform this task using a print out of the passage so you can write on it or to submit it as a document with commenting enabled.)

Answer 1

The correct identification of the parts of speech in "North Richmond street." is Noun because it is the name of a place.

What is a Part of Speech?

This refers to the category of a word based on its syntactic functions in the English language such as nouns, adverbs, etc.

Hence, we can see the collection of words "North Richmond street." is a Noun because it is the name of a place and not an adjective as stated because an adjective modifies a noun and pronouns in a sentence to show its degree or extent.

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