Parts of Speech

'Right' is an adjective modifying 'option,' meaning 'correct' or 'appropriate.' Adjectives describe qualities or characteristics of nouns, telling us which specific option is being referred to.

'Right' is a noun meaning 'entitlement,' 'privilege,' or 'just claim.' It functions as the object of the preposition 'as,' naming what is being claimed.

'Right' functions as an adverb modifying the prepositional phrase 'in my way,' meaning 'directly,' 'exactly,' or 'completely.' Adverbs can modify prepositions to intensify their meaning.

 The word round is a verb as it means "to come around". Therefore, "we shall round the cape..."

'Round' is an adjective modifying 'hole,' describing its shape as circular. Adjectives describe qualities, characteristics, or attributes of the nouns they modify.

Since is used as a preposition indicating a starting point in time. It introduces the temporal reference that day and shows when the action of not seeing him began.

Round functions as a noun meaning a complete sequence or course of activities. A round of pleasures means a series of pleasurable events or activities.

Correct Answer: Phrasal verb

Since introduces a subordinate clause giving a reason. It functions as a subordinating conjunction meaning because or as, connecting the causal clause to the main clause let us part.

Correct Answer: Adverb Adverb of Time

So modifies the adjective sorry as an intensifier adverb meaning very or to such a high degree. It strengthens the meaning of sorry rather than naming or describing a noun.

Correct Answer: ConjunctionHere 'so' is playing the part of joining two independent sentences. Hence, it is a conjunction.

Some modifies the noun way as a determiner or adjective indicating an unspecified but existing thing. It describes which kind of way we must find.

Some functions as an indefinite pronoun representing some people as the subject of the verb say. It stands in for a noun phrase rather than modifying one.

Still modifies the verb phrase is as an adverb indicating that something continues to be true or remains the case. It shows his business status persists.