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I need help with this paragraph. Can someone identify the numbered words with their parts of speech. We are having a controversy in our house!!:) Many different trees grow (1) in North America, and (2) wherever you live, (3) you can see some trees. More than 600 different (4)species of trees range across these United States. Most species are (5) native to this continent, but a few species were (6) brought over from several (7) faraway places. Many trees, such as the common juniper, have widespread (8) habitats , and some species like the fox-tail pine are (9) commonly found (10) in just a few remote areas.
To be a tree, a plant must be at least 15 feet tall and have well-developed branches and a single woody stem. Trees have two types of leaves. (11) Cone-bearing evergreen trees have leaves (12)or needles that stay on (13)the branches, while other trees (14)have deciduous leaves that fall off each year.
*The number comes first then the word in question follows after the number!!
To be a tree, a plant must be at least 15 feet tall and have well-developed branches and a single woody stem. Trees have two types of leaves. (11) Cone-bearing evergreen trees have leaves (12)or needles that stay on (13)the branches, while other trees (14)have deciduous leaves that fall off each year.
*The number comes first then the word in question follows after the number!!
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Many different trees grow (1) in( preposition) North America, and (2) wherever ( adverb ) you live, (3) you( pronoun ) can see some trees. More than 600 different (4)species( noun) of trees range across these United States. Most species are (5) native (adjective) to this continent, but a few species were brought over from several (7) faraway( adjective ) places.
- Many different trees grow (1) in( preposition) North America, and (2) wherever ( adverb ) you live, (3) you( pronoun ) can see some trees.
- More than 600 different (4)species( noun) of trees range across these United States.
- Most species are (5) native (adjective) to this continent, but a few species were brought over from several (7) faraway( adjective ) places.
- Many trees, such as the common juniper, have widespread habitats , and some species like the fox-tail pine are (9) commonly( adverb) found (10) in ( preposition) just a few remote areas.
- To be a tree, a plant must be at least 15 feet tall and have well-developed branches and a single woody stem.
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Many different trees grow (1) in( preposition) North America, and (2) wherever ( adverb ) you live, (3) you( pronoun ) can see some trees. More than 600 different (4)species( noun) of trees range across these United States. Most species are (5) native (adjective) to this continent, but a few species were
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