Noun pronoun check

[asth678]

I was going through the GMAT fundamental verbal book and am going through each drill trying to identify verbs nouns pronouns.in drill 2.2 I had the following as
-it is clear to everyone that chairman frankel will have to resign his position
Q- Is resign a noun or a verb in this sentence? Also I marked position as a noun-is that correct?

-if one wants to drive over Rugged terrain one will ned. Vehicle far more powerful than mine
I think powerful is a noun cause it describes a quality but wanted to double check if I am thinking about this correctly?

-everybody at the comics conventions is hoping for a chance to get an autograph from each of their celebrities.
Here hoping is a verb cause its a action but I am not sure if chance acts as a noun or a verb-how should I think about it...it's similar to the question I had about the word powerful-is there a certain way I should be thinking about such words?

-who just saw me spill soup all over myself
In this qs why is me a pronoun-shouldn't it be a noun as its the main person in this sentence? It's the main action doer in this sentence..


Thank you and happy holidays!

[tim]

it looks like you probably need to spend a little more time in the foundations of verbal book reviewing the definitions of parts of speech and how to recognize them..

I was going through the GMAT fundamental verbal book and am going through each drill trying to identify verbs nouns pronouns.in drill 2.2 I had the following as
-it is clear to everyone that chairman frankel will have to resign his position
Q- Is resign a noun or a verb in this sentence? Also I marked position as a noun-is that correct?

resign is a verb. it is something you can do. you can resign.

position is a noun. it is a thing. you can have a position.

-if one wants to drive over Rugged terrain one will ned. Vehicle far more powerful than mine
I think powerful is a noun cause it describes a quality but wanted to double check if I am thinking about this correctly?

powerful is not a noun. it is not a thing, you cannot have a powerful (what would a powerful look like?). because powerful describes a quality that makes it an adjective.

-everybody at the comics conventions is hoping for a chance to get an autograph from each of their celebrities.
Here hoping is a verb cause its a action but I am not sure if chance acts as a noun or a verb-how should I think about it...it's similar to the question I had about the word powerful-is there a certain way I should be thinking about such words?

technically the verb here would be "is hoping" rather than "hoping", but you have the right idea. chance is a noun because you can have a chance (notice how there is an "a" in front of chance - that's a good indication you have a noun).

-who just saw me spill soup all over myself
In this qs why is me a pronoun-shouldn't it be a noun as its the main person in this sentence? It's the main action doer in this sentence..
Thank you and happy holidays!

all pronouns are nouns. just like all squares are quadrilaterals.