<p> JINGLES 2</p><p>An adjective modifies a noun or a pronoun.</p><p>An adjective asks, “What Kind, Which One, How Many?”</p><p>To find an adjective: Go, Ask, Get.</p><p>Where do I go? To a noun or a pronoun.</p><p>What do I ask? “What Kind, Which One, How Many?”</p><p>What do I get? An adjective, That’s What!</p><p>1. Preposition, preposition 2. Preposition, preposition 3. Preposition, preposition Starting with an A: Starting with an B: Starting with an D: aboard, about, above, across, before, behind, below, despite, down, during after, against, along, among, beneath, beside, between, around, as, at! beyond, but, by! 4. Preposition, preposition 5. Preposition, preposition, 6. Preposition, preposition. Don’t go away. Go to the almost through. Start with P Easy as can be. We just middle and see what we say: and end with W: recited all 51 of these! E, F, I and L,M,O: Past, since, through, Except, for, from, in, inside, throughout, to, toward, into, like, near, of, off, on, under, underneath, until, up, out, outside, over upon, with, within, without.</p><p>This jingle is sung to the tune of “Jingle Bells”</p><p>Helping verbs, helping verbs There are 23.</p><p>Am, is, are,</p><p>Was (and) were,</p><p>Being, been (and) be.</p><p>Have, has, had,</p><p>Do, does, did,</p><p>Will, shall, would, (and) should.</p><p>There are five more helping verbs</p><p>May, might, must, can, could!</p><p>Conjunctions are a part of speech. Conjunctions are a part of speech. They join words or sentences; it’s quite a feat! They join words or sentences; it’s quite a feat! Sound off! Conjunctions! Sound off ! AND, OR BUT! There are many conjunctions, but three stand out. There are many conjunctions, but three stand out. Put your hands together and give a shout! Put your hands together and give a shout! Sound off! Conjunctions! Sound off ! AND, OR BUT! Sound off! Conjunctions! Sound off ! AND, OR BUT!</p>