Example 1: "John" is the subject in the sentence "John is running."

Example 2: "The dog" is the subject in the sentence "The dog barked."

Example 1: "Running" is the verb in the sentence "John is running."

Example 2: "Barked" is the verb in the sentence "The dog barked."

Example 1: "The ball" is the object in the sentence "John kicked the ball."

Example 2: "Her" is the object in the sentence "He gave her a gift."

Example 1: "Beautiful" is an adjective describing the noun "flower" in the sentence "She picked a beautiful flower."

Example 2: "Tall" is an adjective describing the noun "building" in the sentence "The tall building stood proudly."

Example 1: "Quickly" is an adverb modifying the verb "ran" in the sentence "He quickly ran to catch the bus."

Example 2: "Very" is an adverb modifying the adjective "happy" in the sentence "She was very happy with the results."

Example 1: "In" is a preposition indicating location in the sentence "The cat is sitting in the box."

Example 2: "With" is a preposition indicating possession in the sentence "She went to the party with her friends."

Example 1: "And" is a conjunction connecting two nouns in the sentence "He and she went to the park."

Example 2: "But" is a conjunction connecting two clauses in the sentence "She worked hard, but she didn't pass the exam."

Example 1: "Wow!" is an interjection expressing surprise in the sentence "Wow! That's amazing!"

Example 2: "Ouch!" is an interjection expressing pain in the sentence "Ouch! That hurt!"