Grammar

Parts of Speech
Noun: person place or thing
Common nouns: look up to any place, person, thing, or idea Ex. Woman, country
Proper nouns: refer to any particular place, person, thing, or idea Ex. Greta Norway

Verbs: show action or state of being, and the time of that action or state
subject: one-time(prenominal): She waited in the car
PRESENT: She needs gas now
FUTURE: She exit enjoy her trip

Adjectives: describe nouns and specify size, color, number and so on. This is called modifying
Example: A small light showed in the upper windowpane of the old factory

Adverbs: describe verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs, and specify in what manner, when, where and how much
Example: He whimpered miserably as the doctor injected the antidote. It lose much more than he expected

Pronouns: repulse the place of a noun.
Nominative case for the subject of a sentence/ article Ex: He went to bed
Possessive case shows ownership Ex: The waterbed is his
Objective case receives action, or is after a preposition Ex: They sold him a leaky waterbed

Interjections: are also know as exclamation and are indicated by the use of exclamation marks
Example: Wow!



Look at that horse go

Conjunctions: juncture words, phrases, or clauses
Coordination conjunctions: Connect elements of the same value Ex: Take the biscuit and eat it
Subordinating conjunctions: join a principal(prenominal) clause and a dependant (subordinate) clause Ex: The cookie is overdone because the timer was slow

Prepositions: show how a noun or pronoun is cerebrate to another word in a sentence
Example: cooking: I fell down the stairs
ADV: I fell down

Mr Pentland bites the dog
stem P object

Elvis eats fried chicken
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