I need help on naming the parts of speech for each word below. Please help! English 9 honors is hard!?

Question

so
if
not
no
as
such
must
instead
is
should
has
had
who
will

I know its hard, but I'm desperate. First good answer gets ten points!

Answer 1

so - Adverb (It was SO beautiful!) how beautiful?: SO beautiful.
Conjunction (We were late, SO, we caught a cab.)

if - Conjunction, it joins two clauses, ''You can have it, IF
you want it.''

not - Adverb, usually supports a verb.(Is not. Was not. Are not.)

no - Adjective.(There is NO money)
Adverb.(NO, I did not.)
Noun. ( I will vote NO.) NO person.

as - Adverb, (Do it AS I am.) Adverb, (He came AS we were
leaving.)

such - Adjective. (It was SUCH fun.)

must - Auxillary verb,(MUST do, MUST say, MUST go, )

instead - Adverb,(" Why were you there? " - "I was there
INSTEAD of Tom". {Answering the question 'why'.

is - Verb. The verb 'To be'.

should - Auxillary verb ( I SHOULD go. You SHOULD speak.
Where Should we put it? )

has - Verb. (Transitive verb, actually, meaning something has
changed or moved, etc.{As in:has left, has been eaten,
has travelled}.)

had - Verb. (Past tense of HAS.) Same as above in the past
tense.

who - Pronoun. (WHO did that? )

will - Auxillary verb. (We WILL get there at 9.)
Noun. (That is their WILL.{Old fashioned 'wish'.})

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Now, learn these, don't just copy them!

Answer 2

so -- adverb, conjunction, preposition, pronoun, adjective, idiom, interjection, or noun

if -- conjunction, noun, or idiom

not -- adverb or noun

no -- adjective, adverb, idiom, or verb

as -- adverb, pronoun, preposition, or idiom

such -- adjective, adverb, pronoun, or idiom

must -- auxiliary verb, noun, adjective, or verb

instead -- adverb or idiom

is -- verb or auxiliary verb

should -- auxiliary verb

has -- verb, auxiliary verb, noun, or idiom

had -- verb, auxiliary verb, noun, or idiom

who -- pronoun or idiom

will -- auxiliary verb, verb, noun, or idiom

I have no idea how some of these words can be those parts of speech but I got the answer from the Internet. The parts of speech depends on how the word is used in a sentence.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

some of these words fit more than one catagory. Check the website.

VERBS:
is
should
has
had
will
must
PRONOUN: who
NOUN/CONJUNCTION: so, if,
ADVERB: instead, as, not
ADJECTIVE: such

no -- Interjection, Adjective

Answer 5

so- adv, conj, adj, pronoun,
if- conj and noun
not- adv
no- adj, adv, noun
as- noun, conj, adv, prep, pronoun
such- adj, pronoun, adv
must-verb, noun
instead-adv
is-verb
should-aux verb
has-verb
had-verb
who-pronoun
will-verb, noun

Answer 6

so:conjunction
if:
not:
no:
as:
such:conjuction
must:helping vrb
instead:adverb
is:pronoun
should:
has:
had:
who:pronoun
will:verb or noun


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