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_After_ our sail. (2) Conjunctive adverb: He came _after_ she went away. +all+ (1) Pronoun: _All_ went merry as a marriage bell. (2) Noun: I gave my _all_. (3) Adjective: _All_ hands to the rescue. (4) Adverb: The work is _all_ right. +as+ (1) Conjunctive pronoun: I give such _as_ I have. (2) Conjunctive adverb: I am not so old _as_ she. (3) Adverb: What other grief is _as_ hard to bear? (4) Conjunction: _As_ it was hot, we did not go. (5) Preposition: I warned her _as_ a friend. (6) Compound Conjunction: He looks _as_ if he were not well. +before+ (1) Preposition: He stood _before_ the door. (2) Conjunctive Adverb: I will do it _before_ I go. (3) Adverb: She has never been here _before_. +both+ (1) Adjective: _Both_ white and red pines are beautiful. (2) Pronoun: _Both_ are yours. (3) Conjunction: She is _both_ good and beautiful. +but+ (1) Conjunction: John reads _but_ Richard plays. (2) Preposition: All _but_ him are at home. (3) Adverb: We can _but_ fail. +either+ (1) Adjective: _Either_ dress is becoming. (2) Conjunction: _Either_ this dress or the other is becoming. (3) Pronoun: _Either_ is right. +fast+ (1) Noun: A long _fast_. (2) Verb: They _fast_ often. (3) Adverb: The rain fell _fast_. (4) Adjective: He is a _fast_ walker. +for+ (1) Subordinate Conjunction: I must go, _for_ I promised. (2) Cooerdinate Conjunction: She stayed at home, _for_ I saw her. (3) Preposition: I have nothing _for_ you. +hard+ (1) Adjective: _Hard_ labor. (2) Adverb: He works _hard_. +like+ (1) Noun: We may never see her _like_ again. (2) Adjective: This process gives _like_ results. (3) Adverb: _Like_ as a father pitieth his children. (4) Preposition: She looks _like_ me. (By some grammarians _like_ in this case is considered a _adjective_ with the preposition _to_ omitted.) (5) Verb: You _like_ your work. +little+ (1) Adjective: A _little_ bread. (2) Noun: I wish a _little_. (3) Adverb: He laughs _little_. _Much_ has the same uses. +many a+ (1) Adjective: _Many a_ tree. +notwithstanding+ (1) Preposition: _Notwithstanding_ the rain, we were content. (2) Conjunction or Preposition:
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