Identify the part of speech of each word in each sentence!

1. All of the matter that we see around us from the contents of your room to farthest stars in

space is essentially composed of unique substances called elements. (28 words)

2. Because it cannot be broken into simpler substances, an element is the most basic form of

matter that is exists under ordinary conditions. (22 words)

3. The more complex forms of matter are known as compounds. (10 words)

4. A compound is a unique substance that is composed of two or more elements that are

chemically combined. (18 words)

5. The elements are intimately joined together into a unique form of matter that is distinct

from the elements that compose the compound. (22 words)

Identify the part of speech of each word in each sentence!

1. All of the matter that we see around us from the contents of your room to farthest stars in

space is essentially composed of unique substances called elements. (28 words)

2. Because it cannot be broken into simpler substances, an element is the most basic form of

matter that is exists under ordinary conditions. (22 words)

3. The more complex forms of matter are known as compounds. (10 words)

4. A compound is a unique substance that is composed of two or more elements that are

chemically combined. (18 words)

5. The elements are intimately joined together into a unique form of matter that is distinct

from the elements that compose the compound. (22 words)

Identify the part of speech of each word in each sentence!

1. All of the matter that we see around us from the contents of your room to farthest stars in

space is essentially composed of unique substances called elements. (28 words)

2. Because it cannot be broken into simpler substances, an element is the most basic form of

matter that is exists under ordinary conditions. (22 words)

3. The more complex forms of matter are known as compounds. (10 words)

4. A compound is a unique substance that is composed of two or more elements that are

chemically combined. (18 words)

5. The elements are intimately joined together into a unique form of matter that is distinct

from the elements that compose the compound. (22 words)

1. All (pronoun) of (preposition) the (article/adjective) matter (noun) that (pronoun)

we (pronoun) see (verb) around (preposition) us (pronoun) from (preposition)

the (article/adjective) contents (noun) of (preposition) your (pronoun) room (noun)

to (preposition) the (article/adjective) farthest (adjective) stars (noun) in (preposition)

space (noun) is (auxiliary verb/helping verb/be) essentially (adverb)

composed (ordinary verb/main verb) of (preposition) unique (adjective)

substances (noun) called (adjective) elements (noun).

2. Because (conjunction) it (pronoun) cannot (auxiliary verb/helping verb/modal)

be (auxiliary verb/helping verb/be) broken (ordinary verb/main verb) into (preposition)

simpler (adjective) substances (noun), an (article/adjective) element (noun) is (auxiliary

verb/helping verb/be) the (article/adjective) most (adverb) basic (adjective)

form (noun) of (preposition) matter (noun) that (pronoun) is (auxiliary verb/helping

verb/be) exists (adjective) under (preposition) ordinary (adjective) conditions (noun).

3. The (article/adjective) more (adverb) complex (adjective) forms (noun) of (preposition)

matter (noun) are (auxiliary verb/helping verb/be) known (ordinary verb/main verb)

as (preposition) compounds (noun).

4. A (article/adjective) compound (noun) is (auxiliary verb/helping verb/be)

a (article/adjective) unique (adjective) substance (noun) that (pronoun) is (auxiliary

verb/helping verb/be) composed (ordinary verb/main verb) of (preposition)

two (adjective) or (conjunction) more (adjective) elements (noun) that (pronoun)

are (auxiliary verb/helping verb/be) chemically (adverb) combined (ordinary verb/main

verb).

5. The (article/adjective) elements (noun) are (auxiliary verb/helping verb/be)

intimately (adverb) joined (ordinary verb/main verb) together (adverb)

into (preposition) a (article/edjective) unique (adjective) form (noun) of (preposition)

matter (noun) that (pronoun) is (auxiliary verb/helping verb/be) distinct (adjective)

from (preposition) the (article/adjective) elements (noun) that (pronoun)

compose (ordinary verb) the (article/adjective) compound (noun).