mad lib :)

Fill in the word bank which i posted earlier before filling in the mad lid. Enjoy! :)

I am (verb ending in ing) up my (noun-place) hallway. I looked upon a set of (plural noun-things).  I see (noun-person) (pronoun) (verb) at me. I decided to (verb) up stairs, but first I go to the (adjective) (noun-place) and grab my (noun-thing).  I (verb) the corner and see (noun-number) (plural noun). I can hear the rest of them in their (noun-place).  I start to (verb) down stairs, when a (noun-person) comes (verb ending in ing) up the stairs I yell (interjection)! I was so (adjective). I finish making my way around (same as the first noun-place) and head back to my (adjective) (noun-place).

word bank for my mad lib

1. Verb ending in ing

2.   Noun place

3.       Plural noun things

4.       Noun person

5.       Pronoun

6.       Verb

7.       Verb

8.       Adjective

9.       Noun place

10.   Noun thing

11.   Verb

12.   Noun number

13.   Plural noun

14.   Noun place

15.   Verb

16.   Noun person

17.   Verb ending ing

18.   Interjection

19.   Adjective

20.   Same noun as #1

21.    Adjective

22.   Noun place 

parts of speech

So today my teacher decided to assigned me to write a blog about parts of speech!OMG boring! So i am going to attempt to make this least boring as possible. So here it goes.. D:

What is a noun ? You ask. Well Justin Bieber is an example of an noun so is Edmonton or donuts. Nouns are a people,  places or things. Next on the list is verbs! Verbs are action words. Running up to Justin Bieber and ripping his shirt off! Running and ripping are examples of a verb. Justin Bieber is so HOT!! See that? I just described a noun, that is adjective. I love him so much! Him is a pronoun and it takes the place of a noun. How many times a day do you text OMG! Or WTF (wheres the fridge?) ? When you stub your toe and mutter a few curse words.  Every time you express emotion you are using interjections.  I love Justin Bieber  because he is so hot! Because is an  example of a conjunction, so is and, or , and but; a conjunction joins two words.  A preposition goes before nouns, and pronouns and joins it to the rest of the sentence. For example I live with Justin Bieber at his house in Hollywood! :D with and at are prepositions. Last but not least we have the article which starts most sentences. An article introduces a noun. This is the end of my first language arts blog! Now you can see that parts of speech are everywhere.

-Ferron