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Word classes are groups of words that serve a similar function.
Word Classes: Which words do the same thing?
For example, the following sentence in the the Persuasive Essay Example contains word classes such as nouns (e.g., teachers), verbs (e.g., appreciate), adjectives (e.g., stimulating), conjunctions (e.g., however) and prepositions (e.g., with) to name a few.
However, teachers who appreciate the interdependence of nature and nurture can nurture intelligence with stimulating pedagogies (e.g., problem-based learning and number games), while designing and implementing these activities with some sensitivity to the natural intellectual limits of any individual or group.
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