131230 - English Grammar - Parts of Speech

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Compiled BySyed Moosa Moinuddinyed Moosa Moinuddin

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Adjectives

Conjunction

Inter ections

Noun

Prepositions

Pronouns

Verb


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pronoun by describing, identifying, or quantifying words.

which it modifies.


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APPEARANCE CONDITION FEELING FEELING SHAPEPPEARANCE CONDITION FEELINGBAD)

FEELINGGOOD)

SHAPE

Adorable Alive Angry Agreeable Broad

Adventurous Annoying Annoyed Amused Chubby

Aggressive Bad Anxious Brave Crooked

Attractive Beautiful Ashamed Charming Deep

Average Brainy Awful Cheerful Flat

Beautiful Breakable Bad Comfortable High

Cute Puzzled Evil Happy Hollow Elegant Real Fierce Jolly Narrow

Fancy Talented Upset Kind Square


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SIZE SOUND TIME TASTE QUANTITYIZE SOUND TIME TASTE QUANTITYBroad Whispering Ancient Wet Abundant

Wide Shrill Brief Warm Empty

Tall Noisy Early Hot Few

Short Harsh Fast Freezing Heavy

Miniature Loud Late Dry Light

Immense Melodic Long Cold Many

Mammoth Quiet Old Sour Substantial

Big Silent Short Sweet

Gigantic Thundering Young Yummy


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, ,

adverb and tells where, when, how or to what extent.


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HOW WHEN WHERE TO WHATOW WHEN WHERE TO WHATAdoringly After Anywhere Extremely

Beautifully Before Everywhere Not

Carefully Daily Here Quite

Effortlessly Never Inside Rather

Gracefully Soon Outside Really

Happily Then Somewhere Terribly

Really Yesterday Underground Very

Stylishly Today Upstairs

Wishfully Tomorrow In


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POSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVEOSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVEBadly Worse Worst

Carefully More Carefully Most Carefully

Little Less Least

Much More Most

Soon Sooner Soonest

Well Better Best


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COORDINATING ADVERBIAL SUBORDINATINGOORDINATING ADVERBIAL SUBORDINATINGFor Therefore Because

And Consequently Unless

Nor Thus Although

But Furthermore Though

Or However Since

Yet Still Unless


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Amen Awww Barn Bingo Blah Bravo

Cheers Darn Dang Eek Eh Gee

Ha Hey Hmm Huh Hurray Nah

Oops Ouch Tut Phew Uggh Waa

Woops Wow Yay Yikes My gosh Shoot


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, .

we can see or talk about is represented by a word which

.


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NOUN TYPE EXAMPLESOUN TYPE EXAMPLESCommon Nouns name people, places orthat are not specific

Man, Mountain, State, Ocean, Country,

Building etcProper Noun name specific people, placesor things

Walt Disney, Indian Ocean India, Burj

Khalifa

Abstract Noun name nouns that you cant Love, Wealth, Happiness, Pride, Fear,perceive with your five senses Religion, Belief, History, CommunicationConcrete Nouns name nouns that you can House, Ocean, Uncle, Mike, Bird,Countable Nouns name noun that you cancount

Bed, Cat, Movie, Train, Country, Book

etc

Uncountable Noun name noun that youcannot count

Milk, Rice, Snow, Rain, Water, Food,

Music etc..


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NOUN TYPE EXAMPLESOUN TYPE EXAMPLESCompound Noun are made up of two ormore words

Tablecloth, Eyeglasses, New York,

Photograph, Daughter-in-Law etcCollective Noun name one person, place,thing or idea

Cat, Sock, Ship, Hero, Monkey, Baby,

Match etc

Plural Noun name more than one person, Cats, Socks. Ships, Heroes, Monkeys,place, thing or idea Babies, Matches etcPossessive Noun show ownership Moms Car, My Bed, the students Book


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pronoun to another word.


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Around At Before Behind Below

Beneath Beside Besides Between Beyond

By Down During Except For

From IN Inside Into Like

Near Of Off On Out

Outside Over Since Through Throughout

Up Upon With Without According to

Because of In addition to In front of In place of Instead of


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PERSONAL PRONOUN SINGULAR PLURALERSONAL PRONOUN SINGULAR PLURALFirst Person I

Me

We

UsSecond Person You You

Third Person He

She

They

Them

HisHer

Him

It


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Which

Who

Whom

Whose

Whichever

Whoever

WhomeverInterrogative Pronouns What

Who

Which

Whom

Whose


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That Those

Indefinite Pronouns Anybody Both

Anything

Everybody

Many

Several

EverythingSomebody

Someone

Something


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REFLEXIVE PRONOUN SINGULAR PLURALEFLEXIVE PRONOUN SINGULAR PLURALFirst Person Myself Ourselves

Second Person Yourself Yourselves

Third Person Himself

Herself

Itself

Themselves


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action verbs. Heres a small list of verbs.

ean ut r ve at

Fly Go Live Make

Pla Read Run Shower

Sleep Smile Stop Sweep

Swim Think Throw TripWalk Wash Work Write


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the main verb in the sentences. The main verb

.

There are only 24 helping verbs.

Be Am Is AreWas Were Been Being

ave as a ou

Should Would May Might

Do Did Does Having


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linking verbs. They link the subject of a sentence with a

.

Forms of be Be, Am, Is, Are, Was, Were, Been,

Being

Other Linking Verbs Appear, become, feel, Grow, Look,

Seem, Remain, Smell, Sound, Stay,

Taste, Turn

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