I need help with this ASAP .. I have to get it done tonight

A is talking about nouns, pronouns, and adjectives. For the Questions, name the slanted words n (noun), pron (pronoun), or adj (adjectives). As you might've learned previously, nouns is a person (exp. man, woman, girl), place (exp. home, park, school), thing (shoe, paper, pencil) or an idea (love, sadness, honesty).  A pronoun is basically a name for the noun so like the noun is girl, and the pronoun is Elizabeth (pretend that's the girl's name). If it was an place, we could say Washington D.C. But it could also be like these words: I, her, him, me, herself, himself, they, them, she, he, you, your, etc. A adjective describes a noun. So we could say "The man is tall". Tall would be the adjective.

Explanation/Solution

In A1, the slanted words are workers and lunch. Worker does not describe anything. It isn't a name for something either. So it leaves noun. Worker is not a place, or a thing. A worker is a person. So basically worker is a noun. Lunch is also a noun because it's a thing. So both are nouns, so you write: n.;n.

In A2, the slanted words are itself and we. They are pronouns because it is (I don't know how to explain BUT IT IS).

Now that I have given you 2 examples, please do the rest on your own :)

Btw I only know how to do the A part cuz I don't know the rest plus I have my homework so good luck :)))

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