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b) There are bridges on the rivers, as pretty as you please, The word "you' is used in place of the reader of the poem or a person: such a word used instead of a naming word or Noun is called a Pronoun. c) But clouds that sail across the sky are prettier far than these. The word 'prettier' in this line and pretty' in the earlier line are describing words. A word that describes a person or a thing is called an Adjective d) And builds a road from earth to sky is prettier far than these. Each of the underlined words expresses an action; such a doing word or a saying-word is known as a Verb. Now let's find other words in the poem or that we know belonging to the different word-classes and write them in the table below: Noun Pronoun Adjective Verb​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Answer:

1. Noun - Noun is a naming word that denotes the name of any person, place, thing, object or idea.

List of Nouns from the poem "The Rainbow"-

• Boats
• Rivers
• Ships
• Seas
• Clouds
• Sky
• Bridges
• Bow
• Heaven
• Trees
• Road
• Earth

2. Pronoun - Pronoun is a word that is used as substitute of noun. Instead of using the nouns repetitively, we use pronoun.

List of Pronouns from the poem "The Rainbow"-

• You (personal pronoun)

• These (Demonstrative pronoun)

3. Adjective - Adjective is a describing word that qualifies a noun or a pronoun.

List of Adjectives from the poem "The Rainbow"-

• Prettier
• Pretty

4. Verb - Verb is a doing word that denotes an action in a sentence.

List of Verbs from the poem "The Rainbow"-

• Sail
• Are
• Please
• Bridges
• Builds

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