parts of speech

Question 1

Name the eight parts of speech

Answer 1

Nouns, pronouns, verbs, adverbs, adjectives, interjections, prepositions, and conjunctions

Question 2

nouns

Answer 2

A person, place, thing or idea.

Question 3

pronouns and types

Answer 3

words that function like a noun
subject
object
possessive adj
possessive pro
reflexive

Question 4

Regular and irregular Nouns

Answer 4

Plural
Regular: when you add an -s to make it plural
irregular: when you have to add more letters to make it plural
ex : dogs leaf= leaves

Question 5

Irregular nouns ending in -F

Answer 5

you change it to -ves so like leaf = leaves

Question 6

Irregular nouns- Child plural

Answer 6

Chidren

Question 7

Base irregular nouns that don’t change depending on how many

Answer 7

Fish, bison, sheep and stay the same both sing and plural

Question 8

Mutant EEEE noun plurals

Answer 8

Foot, tooth, woman, man, goose, mouse, and louse
feet, teeth, women, men, geese, mice, and lice

Question 9

Nouns that are plural and change word by any ways and are foreign

Answer 9

Foreign plurals

Question 10

Common and proper nouns

Answer 10

Common nouns : general, and not specific
proper nouns: specific very
example (city and Chicago)

Question 11

concrete and abstract nouns

Answer 11

concrete nouns: they are physical (humans ect you can touch them_
abstract : they are not phyiscal ( emotions, ideas ect)
ex: taco and sadness

Question 12

Possessive nouns

Answer 12

Show ownership and you add -‘s

Question 13

Pronoun

Answer 13

A word that takes place in for a noun/ other words

Question 14

Personal pronouns and examples

Answer 14

First(me), second (you), third person(another person) - me, you, I , she and can be sing and plural

Question 15

Possessive pronouns

Answer 15

Having stuff and can have two ways of usage one is adj and one is pronoun
adj add to the noun
while the pro one is its own noun basically

Question 16

Reflexive pronouns

Answer 16

The selfs and are used when the subject and object are the same now using this with other people/compounds you can remove the other person and try the pronouns to see if its fits

Question 17

Relative pronouns

Answer 17

They link dependent and independent, with the words who, whom, whose(people), that (things) and which

Question 18

which and that

Answer 18

which is -, or no and that no comma

Question 19

who/whom

Answer 19

whom is subject and who is object

Question 20

subject and object

Answer 20

subject is the noun(doing something) and object is what is being done/ done to

Question 21

indefinite pronouns

Answer 21

their unclear , any, anybody, everyone, noone, nobody, each and both subjects and objects

Question 22

plural possessive

Answer 22

To show many things or people like cat’s and their ownership cats’