A practical example
Sentence: The bright bird sings softly
The tool can identify “bird” as a noun, “sings” as a verb, “bright” as an adjective, and “softly” as an adverb.
Parts of Speech Finder
Enter a sentence to see the role each word plays.
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How to use the Parts of Speech Finder
Parts of Speech Finder labels the likely grammatical role of each word in a sentence. Select any analyzed word to see a plain-language explanation of its category and use the result as a learning or editing aid.
Enter a complete sentence
Include enough context for the analyzer to interpret how each word is being used.
Analyze the sentence
The tool labels nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and other common categories.
Inspect individual words
Select a word to read what its assigned part of speech means.
What to know
- English words can serve different roles depending on context.
- The result is automated guidance, so ambiguous or unusual sentences may need a teacher or editor to confirm them.
Questions people ask
Can one word have more than one part of speech?
Yes. For example, “light” can be a noun, verb, or adjective. The sentence context determines the likely label.
Does the tool check whether a sentence is correct?
No. It classifies words but does not provide a full grammar, spelling, or style review.