Parts of Speech Flashcards
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Preposition
between
Preposition
in
Preposition
at
Preposition
of
Preposition
into
Preposition
with
Preposition
from
Preposition
by
Preposition
was
Verb
were
Verb
is
Verb
the
Determiner
a
Determiner
this
Determiner
and
Coordinating Conjunction
nor
Coordinating Conjunction
but
Coordinating Conjunction
or
Coordinating Conjunction
yet
Coordinating Conjunction
so
Coordinating Conjunction
for
Coordinating Conjunction
when
Subordinating Conjunction
while
Subordinating Conjunction
after
Subordinating Conjunction
if
Subordinating Conjunction
though
Subordinating Conjunction
because
Subordinating Conjunction
both
Correlative Conjunction
neither, nor
Correlative Conjunction
not only
Correlative Conjunction
but also
Correlative Conjunction
either, or
Correlative Conjunction
consequently
Conjunctive adverb
otherwise
conjunctive adverb
therefore
conjunctive adverb
however
conjunctive adverb
above
preposition
to
preposition
through
preposition
lie, lay, lain
to recline
lay, laid, laid
to place something
even
subordinating conjunction
before
subordinating conjunction
until
subordinating conjunction
since
subordinating conjunction
for example
conjunctive adverb
certainly
conjunctive adverb
furthermore
conjunctive adverb
accordingly
conjunctive adverb
finally
conjunctive adverb
those, these
pronoun; demonstrative
which one
pronoun; interrogative
some, somebody, each
pronoun; indefinite
each other
pronoun; reciprocal
who, which, that
pronoun; relative
myself
pronoun; reflective/intensive
I, he, she, they
subjective pronoun
Me, him, her, them
objective pronoun
Between you and “I” or you and “me”…
Me
Steve and “I” or Steve and “me” are going…
I
The employees “who” are or “whom” are…
who (subjective)
To “whom” or “who” should I talk to?
whom (objective)
Good
adjective
well
adverb
bad
adjective
badly
adverb
fast (drove fast)
adverb
soon (be home soon)
adverb
now (need to go now)
adverb
not
adverb
Your new car is “fast”
adjective
I arrived “early” at the airport
adverb
I took the “early” bus
adjective
Paul is a faster runner than he/she or him/her
he/she
Active
subject performs the action
Passive
subject receives the action
Name incorrect sentence structures
fragment, run-on, comma splice