Part of speeches Flashcards by Sean Chrollo | Brainscape

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Adjective: A yellow flower.

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Yellow is the adjective

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Adverb: Eat slowly.

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Slowly is adverb

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Agreement: “Dogs bark vs A dog barks.

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the subject and verb agree in these example

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Article: A yellow flower.

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A is the articles

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Auxiliary verb: I was running.

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Was is the auxiliary verb

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Comparative: The red building is taller than the other.

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Taller is the comparative

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Compound Noun: Toothpaste and bus stop.

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Conditional: If its sunny, I’ll go swimming.

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This phase expresses a conditional.

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Conjunction: Paper and pencils.

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And is the conjunction.

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Continuous: He is running .

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is running is the continuous

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Contradiction: I can’t

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Can’t

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Count noun: Three pencils.

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Pencils is count noun.

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Demonstrative pronoun: This yellow flower.

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This is the demonstrative.

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Determiner: The yellow flower.

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The is the determiner

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Direct object: I dropped the cup

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Cup is direct object.

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Future tense/aspect: He will go

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Will expresses the future

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Gerund: Swimming is fun.

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Swimming is the Gerund

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Infinitive: I want to eat

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To eat is infinitive

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Intransitive Verb: I swim in the morning

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Swim is an intransitive verb

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Irregular Noun: Child vs Children

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Children is an irregular plural noun

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Irregular Verb: go vs went

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Went is an irregular verb

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Mass noun: Furniture

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Furniture is mass noun.

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Modal: I should go.

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Should is the modal

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Noun: A yellow flower.

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Flower is the noun.

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Participle: I picked a yellow flower.

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Picked a yellow flower is the participle.

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Past tense: He ate an apple.

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Ate is past tense.

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Perfect tense: I have jumped.

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Have jumped is the (past) perfect tense.

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Phrasal Verb: Look up that word.

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look up is the phrasal verb.

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Plural: Pencils vs pencil

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Pencils is plural.

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Possessive: Mario’s book

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Mario’s is the processive.

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Preposition: The book on the table

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On is the preposition.

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present tense: I am at school

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am is the present tense.

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Pronoun: You are nice

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You is a pronoun.

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Proper noun: France

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France is a proper noun

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Reflexive pronoun: He shaved himself

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Himself i reflexive pronoun

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Relative Noun: I want the book that you wrote.

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That is relative pronoun

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Superlative: The tallest building.

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Tallest is superlative form

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Subjunctive: I request you stay here.

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This phrase is expressed in the subjunctive.

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Transitive verb: I ate cereal.

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ate is a transitive verb.

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Verb: He hopped

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Hopped is the verb.