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Here are the completed sentences and the words categorized by their parts of speech: A. Fill in the blanks with suitable words, and write the part of speech of the word in the given box: 1. I love to eat at the Picnic. Part of Speech for Picnic*: Noun 2. They are playing at the picnic. Part of Speech for playing*: Verb 3. She danced gracefully in the cultural show. Part of Speech for gracefully*: Adverb 4. I am wearing a beautiful dress. Part of Speech for beautiful*: Adjective 5. The poor girl died ice cold. Part of Speech for ice*: Adjective B. Look at the sentences and copy the words from the sentences into the chart correctly: Sentence 1: Raj gave her his address and asked to write to him soon. Noun: Raj, address Pronoun: her, him, his Adjective: (none) Verb: gave, asked, write Adverb: soon Preposition: to Conjunction: and Interjection: (none) Sentence 2: A truck is very heavy but a feather, on the other hand, is light. Noun: truck, feather, hand Pronoun: (none) Adjective: heavy, light, other Verb: is Adverb: very Preposition: on Conjunction: but Interjection: (none) Sentence 3: Oh no, I can't have this food since I'm on a diet. Sorry! Noun: food, diet Pronoun: I Adjective: this Verb: can't have, am Adverb: (none) Preposition: on Conjunction: since Interjection: Oh no, Sorry! Sentence 4: The ice is very thin, you must walk lightly on the ice. Noun: ice Pronoun: you Adjective: thin Verb: is, must walk Adverb: very, lightly Preposition: on Conjunction: (none) Interjection: (none) Sentence 5: In the evening, he told his wife he was going out for a short walk but it was to buy her some flowers. Noun: evening, wife, walk, flowers Pronoun: he, his, it, her Adjective: short, some Verb: told, was going, was, buy Adverb: out Preposition: In, for, to Conjunction: but Interjection: (none) Sentence 6: Could you possibly show him the way to the Soaltee Hotel? You know, the hotel is very luxurious? Noun: way, Soaltee Hotel, hotel Pronoun: you, him Adjective: luxurious Verb: Could show, know, is Adverb: possibly, very Preposition: to Conjunction: (none) Interjection: (none) Sentence 7: Really! I can hardly imagine her lying to her own children. This is unreasonable and intolerable. Noun: children Pronoun: I, her, her, This Adjective: own, unreasonable, intolerable Verb: can imagine, lying, is Adverb: Really, hardly Preposition: to Conjunction: and Interjection: Really! Last free one today — make it count tomorrow, or type /upgrade for unlimited.