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Identify the underlined part of speech in each sentence. These
include noun (N), pronoun (PRO), verb (V), adjective (ADJ), adverb
(ADV), conjunction (C), preposition (PRE), and interjection (INT).
1. Les Miserables was written by Victor Hugo.
2. Hugo was an influential writer in France in the nineteenth century.
3. Judith, have you seen Les Miserables on Broadway or in London?
4. Jean Valjean is the protagonist.
5. Do you consider Javert or Thernardier to be the real villain?
6. Jean Valjean went to prison for a total of nineteen years because he
stole a loaf of bread and then tried to escape from prison.
7. Mayor Madeleine was an alias for Jean Valjean.
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