Grammar

Question 1

Proper Nouns

Answer 1

Name of particular people, places. Are always spelled with a capital letter.

Question 2

Count noun

Answer 2

Can be interpreted as individual entities and can be therefore be counted e.g. School/schools, sweet/sweets.

Question 3

Non-count nouns

Answer 3

Are interpreted as individual masses of material. They can treated as a singular e.g. Rice, bread and hair

Question 4

Concrete nouns

Answer 4

We can see/fell them because they have physical attributes

Question 5

Abstract nouns

Answer 5

WA can’t see/fell them e.g. Sound, dream and music

Question 6

Regular nouns

Answer 6

Are privatised nouns usually end in ‘Es’ ‘s’

Question 7

Irregular nouns

Answer 7

Not regular when being pluralised e.g. Mouse/ mice

Question 8

Modifying nouns

Answer 8

Describe the noun can be adjectives or nouns

Question 9

Pre-modifying

Answer 9

Come before the noun

Question 10

Post-modifying nouns

Answer 10

Come after the nouns

Question 11

Evaluative adjective

Answer 11

Based in a opinion, based of attitude and is biased

Question 12

Descriptive adjectives

Answer 12

Based on a fact, non biased

Question 13

Free morpheme

Answer 13

Can stand alone MANAGer

Question 14

Bound Morphene

Answer 14

Can be prefix/sulfixes managER

Question 15

Intensifiers

Answer 15

Very, extremely

Question 16

Adverb of dinutating

Answer 16

Quite, a bit

Question 17

Simple present tense

Answer 17

Regular verbs e.g. I walk

Question 18

Simple past tense

Answer 18

Regular verbs e.g. I walked add Morphene

Question 19

Irregular tense

Answer 19

Verbs change at the root he eat/ he ate

Question 20

Present progressive

Answer 20

I AM teaching- aspect conveys of a anxiliarary verb: tense

Question 21

Morphology

Answer 21

Word structure

Question 22

Ambiguous

Answer 22

Open to multiple interpretations

Question 23

Unambiguous

Answer 23

Direct meaning are interpreted clear explicit

Question 24

Multifunction

Answer 24

Get rid off

Question 25

Dynamic action

Answer 25

Running, dancing with

Question 26

Statics verbs

Answer 26

Describe a state of a being e.g. Learn think

Question 27

Anxiliarary verbs

Answer 27

Present participle tense, past participle tense am->was

Question 28

All ‘ing’ verbs

Answer 28

Are present participle

Question 29

Connotations

Answer 29

Suggestions meaning

Question 30

Denotation

Answer 30

Literal meaning

Question 31

Rhetoric

Answer 31

Language of persuasion

Question 32

Determiners define article

Answer 32

The

Question 33

Determiners indefinite article

Answer 33

A, An

Question 34

Demonstrative determiners

Answer 34

Demonstrate proximity meaning e.g. This, that, these

Question 35

Possessive determiners
Singular: my, f.person possessive
Yours, s.p.p.
His, hers, it’s, t.p.p.

Answer 35

Plural: our. F.p.p
Yours s.p.p
Theirs. T.p.p

Question 36

Common Nouns

Answer 36

The most typical nouns such as: word, school and book. A common noun can always form a phrase with the word ‘the’ ‘a’.