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a normal noun
Ex:: cat, dog, horse, human |
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a name of a person, place or thing
Ex:: Barack Obama, Mc.Donalds, Poot, Laura |
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A noun that you can touch
Ex:: Chair, cat, cup |
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A noun that you cannot touch
Ex:: Freedom, peace, friendship |
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A verb that cannot stand alone
Ex:: is jumping, are going |
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shows an action
Ex:: jumping, hitting, walking |
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a verb that cannot stand alone
Ex:: Is, are
(I'm jumping, not, I'm is) |
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two or more subjects
Ex:: Poot and angel, he and she |
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two or more verbs
Ex:: Jumping and running |
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show position of something
Ex::On, below, under
(There are around 50)
(25 memorized) |
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starts with the preposition then has what the preposition describes
Ex:: Under the table, on the chair |
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a prepositional phrase with an adjective
Ex:: of great wealth |
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a prepositional phrase that acts as an adverb
Ex:: from the dog |
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in the subject
Ex:: she goes to the store with him |
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in the predicate
Ex:: she goes to the store with him |
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shows posession
Ex:: mine, yours, ours |
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has to do with a person
Ex:: she, he |
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has to do with asking a question
Ex:: who, when, where |
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shows a relationship
Ex:: The house that I build, the professor who talked to me |
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when you point at things
Ex:: That, this |
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one that refects
Ex:: I looked at myself in the mirror |
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similar to reflexive, used to emphasize
Ex:: I, myself, made that cake |
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showing an idea without giving it away
Ex:: many of the people, each person |
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the word that the pronoun replaces. They have to agree in number and gender
Ex:: He is soft (Poot is soft) |
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when the subject and the verb agree in number
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specific descriptor
Ex:: an American flag .v.s. a flag |
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this is yours vs this book is yours
Pronoun- this is yours
Adj-this book is yours |
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when you take a verb and make it into an adjective
Ex:: She pet the excited dog
She pet the dog |
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starts with a participle, then follows with what is describes
Ex:: Blessed with determination, the pioneers marched on.
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brings two parts of a sentence together (FANBOYS)
Ex:: for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so |
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shows the relationship between two clauses
Ex:: However, therefore |
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Subject and verb
I walked very fast |
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two subject and verbs joined by a fanboy
s-v,fanboy,s-v
She went to the store, but he went to the mall |
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s-v, coordinating clause, s-v
Ex:: Jack went on the bus after he ate pizza |
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question sentence
Ex: Where is Jill?? |
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a command
Ex: go wash the dishes! |
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| How did barak help deborah? |
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| fought with her. Brought her to the mountain |
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