I am Matilde Zapeta.

I am a girl.

The word "am" is a verb.

The word "Matilde" is a proper noun.

The word "girl" is a common noun.

I am 14 years old. I am originally from Guatemala.

My hair is brown.

My hair is long.

My hair is soft.

The words "brown, long, and soft" are adjectives.

The word "Guatemala" is a proper noun.

The word "hair' is a common noun.

The word "is" is a verb.

My hair is brown, long, and soft.

I have a pet. My pet is a kangaroo.

My kangaroo is strong like a truck.

My kangaroo is a truck.

His name is Rayito. My kangaroo's name is Rayito.

Simile

Metaphor

My name is Rayito!!

My kangaroo can play soccer.

My kangaroo is a good soccer player.

My kangaroo is fast.

My kangaroo is strong.

My kangaroo is intelligent.

I am fast, strong, and intelligent.

The sentence above is parallel.

My kangaroo eats chicken nuggets.

My kangaroo eats apples with honey.

My kangaroo eats cucumber tacos.

My kangaroo eats chicken nuggets, apples with honey, and cucumber tacos.

I am coming! lunch, lunch!

Rayito, it is time for lunch.

The word "kangaroo" is a common noun.

The word "Rayito" is a proper noun.

The word "eats" is a verb.

My kangaroo plays with me.

My kangaroo plays soccer.

My kangaroo plays basketball.

My kangaroo plays tennis.

The word "with" is a preposition.

The word "we" is a pronoun.

The word "play" is a verb.

We play soccer, basketball, and tennis.

The words "soccer, basketball, and tennis" are nouns.

My kangaroo found a treasure.

My kangaroo found gold.

My kangaroo found a crown.

My kangaroo found bracelets.

My kangaroo found money.

The word "found" is the past tense of the verb "find".

The words treasure, gold, crown, bracelet, and money are common nouns.