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Maddie Bruggeman
9 parts of speech
conjunctions
article
an, a, and the are article words that are adjectives
cordinating conjunctions:
compound
For
As
Nor both always in dependent
but clause
Or
Yet
by Maddie Bruggeman
an is always used when the word after it starts with a vowel
an- indefinite a- indefinite the- definite
subordinating conjunctions
complex
A: as, after, although
W: where,
H: how
I: if, in case, inorder
T: they, though
E: even if, even though, ever since
B: because, before
U: until, unless
S: so, since, so the
He caught the flick
of a tail as the squirrel scampered to an upper branch.
collective
it names members of a group, and groups
Proper
specific names of people, places like:
Bill Clinton
pronouns
verbs
Common Nouns
Abstract
cannot be physically interacted with like: bravery, love, trust
Personal: I, you, he, she, we, they, it
Demonstrative: this, that, these, those
Interrogative: which, who, whom, what
Indefinite: all, any, other, someone, somebody, few, many, one, each, another
- people names like: Mrs.Hammer
- places names of places like: Burger King
- things names of thing like: ball
- animals names of animals like: monkey
- ideas names of ideas like: peace
Helping verbs: help main verb
There are 23 helping verbs: am is are was were being been be have has had do does did shall will should would mat my must can could
linking verbs are like: chains the first one is a subject, middle is the liking verbs, and third is the adjective
action verb: do what there name inplies like: spoke
Concrete
can be physically interacted with like:
dog, ice cream
Compound
adjectives
Two words combined to make one
Hyphenated is one
Open form is two and
combination is three
interjections
which one: yellow sun
what kind: furry monkey
how many: sixteen candles
whose: caroline's book
it is a word that shows emotion like: wow! yikes! yippee!
don't for get that the pan is hot, well Duh, why would i forget.
adverbs
most end with ly