Grammar

Question 1

Grammar

Answer 1

It refers to how wee combine, organize and change parts and groups of words to make meaning.

Question 2

Grammatical forms

Answer 2

It’s how words are made up and presented in speech or writing. E.g. The grammatical form of plural is “base word + s”.

Question 3

Parts of the speech

Answer 3

9 different parts: Nouns, Pronouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs, Determiners, Prepositions, Conjunctions and Exclamations.

Question 4

Function

Answer 4

It’s the variation (in function) of the part of the speech according to the place in which is placed. E.g. He would never grow OLD and He’s OLDER than you.

Question 5

Noun

Answer 5

To name people, places, things, qualities, ideas, or activities to act as the subject/object of the verb.

Question 6

Verbs

Answer 6

To show an action, state or experience.

Question 7

Adjectives

Answer 7

To describe or give more information about a noun, pronoun or part of a sentence.

Question 8

Adverbs

Answer 8

To say more about how, when, where, etc. something happens by adding information to adjectives, verbs, other adverbs or sentence.

Question 9

Determiners

Answer 9

To make clear which noun is referred to.

Question 10

Prepositions

Answer 10

To show the relationship between a noun, noun prhase or pronoun and another word or phrase.

Question 11

Pronouns

Answer 11

To replace or refer to a noun or noun phrase mentioned earlier or about to mentioned.

Question 12

Conjunctions

Answer 12

To join words, sentences or parts of sentences.

Question 13

Exclamations

Answer 13

To show a feeling specially in informal spoken language.