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Collective/compound Nouns
Collective: Nouns names groups or members of a group. Examples: audience,committee,department, society and team
Compound Nouns: Two words into one word. Types: Combination, Hyphenated, Open-form Examples: Firefly, keyboard, over-the-counter, six-pack, post-office, real-estate
Interrogative/Indefinite
Interrogative ask questions ,what ,who,whom,which
Who wants ice cream?
Indefinite - A person or group of people that can't be identified specifically. Examples: all, any, another, someone. somebody,few, many, one, each, other
Abstract/Concrete
personal/demonstrative pronoun
Abstract: you can't experience abstract nouns with your five senses, and can't physically interact. Examples: bravery,love,trust,curiosity and boredom
Concrete: Nouns are tangible. You can experience a concrete noun with your five senses. Examples: puppy,pencil,trumpet and ice
Demonstrative identifies a noun or pronoun. Examples: this, that, these, and those
Proper/Common Nouns
Common names a person,place and thing. Examples: Stacey,School, and pencil
- I
- you
- she
- we
- he
- they
- it
Proper names a specific person, place and thing. Examples: West Hancock, Casey's and Heartland Dinner
Verbs
Interjections
A word that describes your emotions like yesssss, Amen, Holy macaroni.
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Helping verbs: Verbs that help main verbs. Example: am, is, are, was, and, were, being, been, be, have, has, had, do, does, did, shall, will, should, would, may, my, must, can, could
Conjunctions
Use in front of vowel a, e, i, o, u. A, and An. The is Definite is exact indefinite is not exact.
Example: The seventh stick, A notch, An upper branch
A conjunction puts two sentences together to make one.
Adjective
Describes noun/pronoun
which one, what kind, how many, and whose
A-after, as, although
W-when, whenever, where, wherever, while
H-how
I-if
T-than, though
E-even though, even if
B-before, because
U-unless, until
S-since, so that
F-for, A-and, N-nor B-but, O-or, Y-yet, S-so
Action/Linking Verb
Action Verb: Examples smell, clean, shoot, and run
Linking Verb: The job of a linking verb is to put together the subject and adjective. Examples: be, am, is, are, was, were, been, being
Nouns
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