Identify the part of speech, give an example, and determine if it's a sentence or fragment.

Here are the solutions to the questions: PART B: SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS For Questions 6 to 13, identify the part of speech asked for and give an example each. | Function or Use | Part of Speech | Example | | :---------------------------------------------------- | :--------------- | :------------- | | Q6. To name a person or place | Noun | student | | Q7. To substitute for a noun or pronoun | Pronoun | she | | Q8. To express action | Verb | run | | Q9. To modify a noun or pronoun | Adjective | happy | | Q10. To modify a verb, adjective, or another adverb | Adverb | quickly | | Q11. To show words in a phrase, clause or sentences | Preposition | on | | Q12. To join two words or two groups of words | Conjunction | and | | Q13. To display emotion | Interjection | Wow! | For Question 14 to 17, write S if the group of words is a Sentence; F if it is a Fragment. Q14. Matthew plays bass guitar This group of words has a subject ("Matthew") and a complete predicate ("plays bass guitar"). It expresses a complete thought. S Q15. Those five booklets This group of words has a noun phrase ("Those five booklets") but no verb to form a complete predicate. It does not express a complete thought. F Q16. This continuing student needs an identification card This group of words has a subject ("This continuing student") and a complete predicate ("needs an identification card"). It expresses a complete thought. S Q17. Where close Peter live While grammatically incorrect (it should be "Where does Peter live?"), this group of words attempts to form a complete interrogative sentence with a subject ("Peter") and a verb ("live"). It is not a fragment as it contains both a subject and a verb, even if poorly constructed. S For Questions 18 to 21, correct the following run-on sentences. Question 18. The Toyota hilux Crashed into the house. it went right through Carrying and dumping everything in its way under a tree. This is a run-on sentence because two independent clauses are joined without proper punctuation or a coordinating conjunction. Original: The Toyota hilux Crashed into the house. it went right through Carrying and dumping everything in its way under a tree. Correction: The Toyota Hilux crashed into the house. It went right through, carrying and dumping everything in its way under a tree. Explanation: 1. The first sentence ends with "house." A period is used to separate the two independent clauses. 2. The second sentence begins with a capital "It." 3. "Hilux" is capitalized as it is a proper noun (brand name). 4. A comma is added before the participial phrase "carrying and dumping" for clarity. The Toyota Hilux crashed into the house. It went right through, carrying and dumping everything in its way under a tree.