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1. Read the sentence.

There is a park near my house with a brand-new baseball field.

What is the function of the word near in the sentence?

A. adverb

B. preposition

C. interjection

D. conjunction

2. Select the interjection in the sentence.

Wow, I have never see a baby tiger up close before.

3. Read the sentence.

Miles became frustrated when his little sister kept talking during the movie.

Select the word from the drop down-menu that correctly completes the sentence.

The word during functions as a (n) adjective, conjunction, interjection or preposition

4. Read the sentence.

Hey, remember that time we found the baby turtles at the lake?

What is the function of the word Hey in the sentence?

A. preposition

B. interjection

C. conjunction

D. adverb

Question

English

Nevaeh Wilkins

29 April, 12:09

Whoever answers all correctly will receive brainliest and 200 pts

1. Read the sentence.

There is a park near my house with a brand-new baseball field.

What is the function of the word near in the sentence?

A. adverb

B. preposition

C. interjection

D. conjunction

2. Select the interjection in the sentence.

Wow, I have never see a baby tiger up close before.

3. Read the sentence.

Miles became frustrated when his little sister kept talking during the movie.

Select the word from the drop down-menu that correctly completes the sentence.

The word during functions as a (n) adjective, conjunction, interjection or preposition

4. Read the sentence.

Hey, remember that time we found the baby turtles at the lake?

What is the function of the word Hey in the sentence?

A. preposition

B. interjection

C. conjunction

D. adverb

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Answers (1)

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Alicia Blevins · Answer 1

1: A 2: Wow 3: Preposition 4: Interjection

Explanation:

An adverb is a word or phrase that changes the meaning of another word group (like an adjective or a noun). An interjection is a word that is like an interruption in a sentence. A preposition is a word that goes in front of another word that it relates to.