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Question 1

Noun

Answer 1

Names person/place/thing

Question 2

Gerund

Answer 2

A verb ending in “-ing” that functions as a noun. - It names an activity or action.

Question 3

Predicate Noun

Answer 3

A noun that renames or identifies the subject, following a linking verb. - It completes the meaning of the verb by telling what the subject is.
Example: He is a doctor. (Doctor renames “he.”)

Question 4

Direct Object

Answer 4

A noun that receives the action of a transitive verb. - It answers what or whom after the verb.
Example: She threw the ball. (Ball is what was thrown.

Question 5

Proper Noun

Answer 5

Specific thing “ Paris”, “ Jhon.”

Question 6

Pronoun

Answer 6

Noun/noun phrase
Ex: A, me, you, she,her

Question 7

Interrogative Pronoun

Answer 7

Definition: A pronoun that is used to ask questions and replace a noun that is unknown
Examples: “Who is coming to my house tomorrow?”
Main interrogative pronouns: What, which, who, whom, and whose

Question 8

Demonstrative Pronoun

Answer 8

Definition: A word that replaces a noun to indicate a specific person or thing
Examples: “This is my sister”, “This ball I am holding”, “That house over there”
Purpose: To simplify complex sentences and draw attention to something that has already been mentioned or is clear from context
Forms: The four demonstrative pronouns in English are “this”, “that”, “these”, and “those

Question 9

Indefinite Pronoun

Answer 9

One, other, everybody,
anybody, nobody

Question 10

Progressive

Answer 10

My, Your, Their, Whose

Question 11

Reflective/Intransitive Pronoun

Answer 11

Myself, yourself, themselves

Question 12

Relative Pronoun

Answer 12

Whom, what, which
- a pronoun that connects a noun or pronoun to a relative clause, which provides additional information about the noun or pronoun
Which
Refers to things or animals, such as “The book, which was the third in a series, was a fantastic read”
That
Refers to people, animals, or things in restrictive clauses, such as “The paints that I bought are so easy to mix”
Who
Refers to people, such as “The person who called last night was my grandmother”
Whom
Object pronoun for people, especially in nonrestrictive relative clauses, such as “Josh Lee, whom the manager traded, later became a successful baseball star”
Whose
Indicates possession for people, animals, or things, such as “The girl whose notes I borrowed always pays attention in class”

Question 13

Adjective

Answer 13

Describes Noun
ex; The Cat is ORANGE, The Car is PRETTY

Question 14

Participle

Answer 14

A verb form (past or present) that functions as an adjective.

Definition: It describes a noun or pronoun.
Examples:
The broken vase was valuable. (Broken describes “vase.”)
The running water sounded peaceful. (Running describes “water.”)

Question 15

Predicate Adjective

Answer 15

An adjective that follows a linking verb and describes the subject.

Definition: It gives more information about the subject’s state or quality.
Example: She is happy. (Happy describes “she.”)

Question 16

Verb

Answer 16

Describes action

Question 17

Action verb

Answer 17

Walking, running, skipping, singing

Question 18

Stative

Answer 18

( Feelings/states) to love, to think, to feel

Question 19

Auxiliary Verbs

Answer 19

Change another verbs mood , voice, or tese
ex.: be, have, do

Question 20

Modal Verb

Answer 20

Shows capability and possibility.

Question 21

Linking Verb

Answer 21

A verb that connects the subject to a state of being or description.

Definition: It doesn’t show action but links the subject to a predicate noun or adjective.
Examples:
She is a teacher. (Is links “she” to “teacher.”)
The food tastes delicious. (Tastes links “food” to “delicious.”)

Question 22

Transitive Verb

Answer 22

An action verb that requires a direct object to complete its meaning.

Definition: The action transfers to something (the object).
Example: She kicked the ball. (Ball is the object receiving the action.)

Question 23

Intransitive Verb

Answer 23

An action verb that does not require a direct object.

Definition: The action stands alone.
Example: He sleeps soundly. (No object is needed.)

Question 24

Present Infinitive

Answer 24

The base form of a verb, often preceded by “to.”

Definition: It functions as a noun, adjective, or adverb.
Example: She loves to read. (To read acts as the object of “loves.”)

Question 25

Adverb

Answer 25

Describes adjective, a verb, another verb, or a sentence. - Tells us the where, when, how much, how often.

Question 26

Preposition

Answer 26

Tells you when or where something is in relation to something else. ( Location, time, movement) - repositions show relationships between nouns (or pronouns) and other words in a sentence.
Examples:
The book is on the table. (On shows the relationship between “book” and “table.”)
She walked through the park. (Through shows direction.)

Question 27

Conjunction

Answer 27

Connects clauses, sentence or words together

Question 28

Coordinating Conjunctions

Answer 28

F A N B O Y S

Question 29

Correlative conjunction

Answer 29

a pair of words that work together to connect two equal parts of a sentence, like “either/or,” “both/and,” or “neither/nor,” essentially showing that two things are related to each other in the same way

MAIN:
- Either/Or
- Neither/Nor

Question 30

Subordinating Conjunction

Answer 30

A word that introduces a dependent clause and connects it to an independent clause.

Definition: It shows relationships like time, cause, or condition.
Examples:
She left because it was late. (Because introduces the reason.)
Although it rained, we still went outside. (Although shows contrast.)

EXAMPLES/MAIN
- Before, because, since, as, while/whilst, although, whereas, after.

Question 31

Definite Article

Answer 31

MAIN : !!THE!!
Specifies a particular noun.

Definition: “The” points to something specific.
Example: I saw the dog. (The specifies which dog.)

Question 32

Indefinite Article

Answer 32

MAIN: A/AN
Refers to a general noun.

Definition: “A” or “an” refers to any one of a group.
Examples:
I saw a dog. (A refers to any dog.)
She ate an apple. (An refers to any apple.)