1. The Bronte family produced three novelists: Emily, Charlotte, and Anne. (Family is an ... ?

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2. Charlotte worked as a teacher and governess, but she wrote verse on the side.

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3. In 1845, she discovered that her sisters Emily and Anne also wrote poetry.

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4. The sisters collected their poems in a volume, using pseudonyms Currer, Ellis, and Acton Bell.

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Lara Owen

24 July, 19:48

1. The Bronte family produced three novelists: Emily, Charlotte, and Anne. (Family is an ... ?

adjective

adverb

preposition

noun

2. Charlotte worked as a teacher and governess, but she wrote verse on the side.

(But is an ...)

adjective

adverb

preposition

conjunction

3. In 1845, she discovered that her sisters Emily and Anne also wrote poetry.

(Her is an ...)

preposition

adverb

pronoun

noun

4. The sisters collected their poems in a volume, using pseudonyms Currer, Ellis, and Acton Bell.

(Poems is an ...)

noun

pronoun

verb

adverb

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Nevaeh Swanson · Answer 1

1) The word family in this sentence is the subject of the sentence and therefore is a noun. It answers the question - who produced?

2) but is a conjunction in this sentence. A conjunctions joins two words.

3) Her is a pronoun. It stands in the place of a noun - Charlotte. A word used to denote a noun is a pronoun.

4) Poems is a noun. Poems is the object of the verb collected and objects are nouns.