Recognizing parts of speech

Choose what part of speech the word "Neurons" is in: Neurons communicate with each other relaying messages throughout your body and, powering all of your thoughts and actions.

Choose what part of speech the word "talk" is in: Neurons talk to each other using electrical and chemical signals.

Choose what part of speech the word "down" is in: Messages start as electrical signals traveling rapidly down a neuron..

Choose what part of speech the word "action" is in: These signals are called action potential.

Choose what part of speech the word "help" is in: When they reach the gap between two neurons, the messages need some help to get across.

Choose what part of speech the word “an” is in: The information is transformed from an action potential into a chemical message which crosses the gap called a synapse.

Choose what part of speech the word “it” is in: The release of those chemical messengers can trigger an action potential in the neuron on the other side of the synapse, conveying the message onward or, it can quiet the message.

Choose what part of speech the word “and” is in: This happens over and over and over and, with repeated activity the synapse gets stronger.

Choose what part of speech the word “likely” is in: So, the next message is more likely to get through.

Choose what part of speech the word “ever-changing” is in: This is how our brains learn and adapt to an ever-changing world.