Verbs .
Are words used to refer to various kinds of actions (go, talk) and states (be, have) involving people and
things in events (Jessica is ill and has
a sore throat so she can’t talk or go anywhere).
Adverbs .
Are words used, typically with verbs, to provide more information about actions, states and events
(slowly, yesterday).Some adverbs (really, very) are also used with adjectives to modify information about
things(Really
large objects move slowly. Ih davery strange experience yesterday).
Prepositions .
Are words (at, in, on, near, with, without) used with nouns in phrases providing information about time
(at five o’clock, in the morning), place (on the table, near the window) and other connections (with a
knife, without a thought) involving actions and things.