Parts Of Speech Flashcards

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What is nouns ?

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Naming word of everyday things

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What two words are normally put before a common noun?

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A, the

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What is a proper noun and what does it have to have to be called a proper noun?

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Meaning: Names of people,places etc.
Clues: Capital letter

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What is a Collective noun? And what is a clue to know what it is ?

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Meaning: Names a collection or group
Clue: Replaces “Lots of “

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What’s a abstract noun? Clue?

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Meaning: something that’s not visible
Clue: you can give it to someone but not in a box
He/she is full of

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Pronoun?clue?

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M: stands in place of a noun
C: can replace a noun
Eg. ‘Mary is given homework everyday and diligently’ becomes ‘She does it ….’

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Adjectives?

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Describing words
Eg. The talented teacher has motivated the enthusiastic students

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Verb?

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Doing words

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Adverb?clue?

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M:Modifies (tells you about) the verb
C:Tells you when,where or how something is done

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Conjunctions?clue?

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M:Joining words
C:Joins two phrases or clauses

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Prepositions?clue?

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M:’Small words’ which usually relate two words or phrases to one another
C: usually precede nouns, pronouns,articles
Eg. The teacher sat (on) the chair (behind) her table.

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Article? Difference between indefinite and definite?

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M: the words ‘a’, ‘an’ or ‘the’ which precede nouns and adjectives
D: indefinite = ‘a’. ‘an’
Definite = ‘the’

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