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Remembering different types of nouns, verbs and adjectives

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Define a Collective Noun.

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Groups of people, animals or places (e.g. geese)

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Define a Stative Verb.

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A verb which expressed states of being or conditions (e.g. He is tall).

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Define a Main Auxiliary Verb.

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Can be the main verb by itself or used alongside others (e.g. “I was going to be late”)

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Define a Modal Auxiliary Verb.

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A verb that conveys shades of meaning relating to ability, intention, possibility or necessity (e.g “It would be splendid”)

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Define an Attributive Adjective.

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It goes in front of the noun to emphasise it (e.g. “the bronze car”)

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Define a Predicative Adjective.

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It goes after a verb to place emphasis on it (e.g. It was tall)

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Give some examples of Intensifying Adverbs.

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So, really, very, extremely, etc.

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What type of adjectives are the following: pretty, prettier, prettiest.

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Pretty = base adjective, Prettier = comparative, Prettiest = superlative

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