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Speech

Any word or sentence that we speak is called speech. Speech may be meaningful or not. For example, the speech of adults is always meaningful but the speech of a child in early age when he/she is trying to speak is meaningless.
Parts of speech

When we speak some sentence. This sentence consists of many words. These words belong to the different groups according to the grammar. These are called parts of speech.


We will explain briefly all the parts of speech in below. After reading the following article, I hope your concept about the parts of speech will be fully cleared. Parts of speech are named as.

  1. Noun         
  2. Pronoun             
  3. Verb
  4. Adverb
  5. Adjectives                
  6. Conjunctions
  7. Interjections
  8. Prepositions



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