Welcome to the wacky and zany world of parts of speech! We’re going to be taking a wild and hilarious ride through the world of grammar, where nouns and verbs collide and adjectives and adverbs reign supreme. So buckle up and hold on tight, because things are about to get seriously silly!
Parts of Speech Charts
First up, we’ve got these absolutely bonkers parts of speech charts. Seriously, these things are crazy! They’ve got all the basic parts of speech - nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, pronouns, prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections - but they’ve also got examples and definitions that will have you giggling uncontrollably. Who knew grammar could be so hilarious?
Parts of Speech Small Chart | Part of speech grammar, Creative teaching
This next chart is small but mighty! It’s chock full of useful information about the parts of speech, but it’s also totally adorable. You’ve got to love the cute little illustrations that accompany each part of speech…I mean, who wouldn’t crack up at a picture of a winking verb or a grumpy preposition?
8 Parts of SPEECH Table in English - Lessons For English
If you’re looking for a more straightforward table of the parts of speech, this one’s for you. But just because it’s straightforward doesn’t mean it’s no fun - there are still some clever examples and definitions to get you chuckling. Plus, the font is super fancy, which always makes things more exciting.
free printable parts of speech worksheets - Google Search | Parts of
This chart is actually a search result for free printable parts of speech worksheets, but we’re including it anyway because it made us laugh. The search bar is front and center, so we can just imagine some frazzled teacher typing in “parts of speech worksheets” in a moment of desperation. And the fact that the first image result is a bunch of silly monsters demonstrating the parts of speech? Priceless.
Parts of Speech Charts by Page Protector Printables and More | TpT
These parts of speech charts prove that even grammar can be cute and colorful. The bright illustrations and clear definitions will make learning about the parts of speech seem like a breeze. Plus, we love that they come from a store called “Page Protector Printables and More”…it’s like they know exactly what we need in our lives.
Parts Of Speech Worksheets College - andreyanews
Okay, we have to admit that this one isn’t really a chart - the image is just a bunch of text. But the fact that it’s called “Parts Of Speech Worksheets College - andreyanews” has us giggling. Who knew that parts of speech were such a hot topic that they warranted their own section on a news site? We’re definitely clicking on that link to find out more (even though we know it probably won’t be as funny as we hope).
Parts of Speech | Fotolip.com Rich image and wallpaper
This stylish chart is proof that even grammar can be high-fashion. The minimalist design and cool color palette make learning about the parts of speech feel like the most glamorous experience of your life. We wouldn’t be surprised if this chart ended up on the cover of Vogue someday.
Parts of Speech Chart - TCR7719 | Teacher Created Resources
If you’re looking for a parts of speech chart that’s a little more traditional, this one’s for you. It’s got all the basics, with clear examples and easy-to-read text. But we’re including it on this list because we can’t get over the fact that it’s from a company called Teacher Created Resources. Like, who else would create these amazing parts of speech charts?? Teachers are the real MVPs of the grammar world.
Free download: Parts of Speech chart | education | Pinterest | Anchor
Last but not least, we’ve got this gem from Pinterest. It’s a simple parts of speech chart, but the fact that it’s a free download just makes us smile. We love the thought of teachers and students all over the world printing out this chart and bonding over their shared love of grammar. Isn’t language just the best?
And there you have it, folks - a wild and crazy journey through the world of parts of speech charts. We hope you had as much fun reading this as we did writing it. And who knows? Maybe all this talk about grammar has inspired you to go out and create your own parts of speech chart. Just remember to keep it silly!
