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Sentence: He was (1) alive, trembling ever so (2) slightly with delight, proud...



 
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Sentence: He was (1) alive, trembling ever so (2) slightly with delight, proud... Tue May 27, 2008 11:45 am  Sentence: He was (1) alive, trembling ever so (2) slightly with delight, proud...		  
In the following paragraph, name the parts of speech underlined.

He was (1) alive, trembling ever so (2) slightly with delight, proud that his (3) fear (4) was under control. Then, without (5) ceremony, he hugged in his fore-wings, (6) extended his (7) short angled wing tips and (Cool plunged directly toward the sea.
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Sentence: He was (1) alive, trembling ever so (2) slightly with delight, proud... Tue May 27, 2008 12:29 pm  Sentence: He was (1) alive, trembling ever so (2) slightly with delight, proud...		  
Alive-adjective
Slightly-adverb
Fear-noun
Was-verb
Ceremony-noun
Extended-verb
Short-adjective
Plunged-verb

P.S. without ceremony is an expression performing the function of an adverb. Wink
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Sentence: He was (1) alive, trembling ever so (2) slightly with delight, proud... Tue May 27, 2008 12:58 pm  Sentence: He was (1) alive, trembling ever so (2) slightly with delight, proud...		  
Pamela wrote:
P.S. without ceremony is an expression performing the function of an adverb. Wink

Exactly. it's an adverbial phrase.
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Sentence: He was (1) alive, trembling ever so (2) slightly with delight, proud... Tue May 27, 2008 13:01 pm  Sentence: He was (1) alive, trembling ever so (2) slightly with delight, proud...		  
Hi Haihao,

How glad I am to see you on the forum after a relatively long absence!
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Sentence: He was (1) alive, trembling ever so (2) slightly with delight, proud... Tue May 27, 2008 13:02 pm  Sentence: He was (1) alive, trembling ever so (2) slightly with delight, proud...		  
Me too, Pamela. How are you doing?
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Sentence: He was (1) alive, trembling ever so (2) slightly with delight, proud... Tue May 27, 2008 13:13 pm  Sentence: He was (1) alive, trembling ever so (2) slightly with delight, proud...		  
Fine, Haihao, thanks! Unfortunately, I pop up here not as often as I would like it to be Sad
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Sentence: He was (1) alive, trembling ever so (2) slightly with delight, prou Wed May 28, 2008 9:58 am  Sentence: He was (1) alive, trembling ever so (2) slightly with delight, prou		  
Thank you very much Pamela.
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Sentence: He was (1) alive, trembling ever so (2) slightly with delight, proud... Wed May 28, 2008 10:39 am  Sentence: He was (1) alive, trembling ever so (2) slightly with delight, proud...		  
You're always welcome, Ms.Unique. Wink
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