Parts of speech 9 Flashcards

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What is a common noun?

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Things you can recognise with your 5 sense

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2
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What are the four types of nouns?

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Common noun, proper noun, collective noun, and abstract noun

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What is a proper noun?

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Specific / particular people, place, things. Important and have a capital letter

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What is a collective noun?

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The name given to a group/collective of nouns.

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What is an abstract noun?

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Names given to concepts, ideas or feelings. Cannot be recognised by senses

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What are pronouns?

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Takes the place of a noun. To avoid repitition

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What are personal pronouns?

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Stands for a person. Eg. I, you, he, she, they, them, it, one

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What is a possesive pronoun?

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Shows ownership. Eg. mine, his, hers, theirs

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What is a relative pronoun?

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Acts as a conjunction. Refers/relates back to a noun already mentioned. The teacher who screams. Which

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What are reflexive pronouns?

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Ends with self or selves. Doing something to yourself. Eg. himself, herself, themselves

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What are indefinite pronouns?

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Indicates an indefinite amount. Eg. few, some, many, someone, nobody

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What are interrogative pronouns?

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Asks a question. Who? which? what? whose?

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What are demonstrative pronouns?

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Shows direction. Eg. this, that, those, these

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14
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What are adjectives?

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Qualify nouns and pronouns

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What are descriptive adjectives?

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Most common type of adjective. Describes a noun or pronoun. Eg. green, old, tall and short

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What are demonstrative adjectives?

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Points to a particular noun. Must be followed by a noun. Eg. this person, that example, these things, those deliquents

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What is an interrogative adjective?

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Asks questions. Followed by a noun. Eg. which pen? whose car?

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What are indefinite adjectives?

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Unknown quantity. Followed by a noun. Eg. some people, few places

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What are numerical adjectives?

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Numbers. Eg. seven brides, a million bucks

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What are adjectives to indicate order?

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Shows position. Eg. first team, last place, final answer

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What are possessive adjectives?

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Shows ownership of a particular noun. Eg. my mistake, your house, their problem

22
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Pronoun vs adjective?

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The adjective always come right in front of the noun

23
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What are definite articles?

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The

24
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What are indefinite articles?

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A or an

25
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What are finite verbs?

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Shows number, tense and subject. Can stand on its own

26
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What is translative?

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Followed by a direct object. Eg. he crashed the car.

27
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What is intranslative?

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Not followed by a direct object. Eg. he crashed into a tree

28
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What are non-finite verbs?

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Infinitives and participles

29
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What are infinitives?

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To… (never split an infinitive). Eg. to laugh, to eat

30
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What are present participles?

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End in ‘ing’. Eg. laughing, eating, swimming

31
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What are past participles?

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End in ed/en/t. Eg. laughed, eaten, spent

32
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What are gerunds?

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Verbal nouns. Eg laughing is good for you.

33
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What are gerundives?

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Verbal adjectives. Eg. the laughing hyena

34
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What are auxiliary verbs?

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Help non-finite verbs become finite verbs.

35
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What are adverbs?

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Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives and other adverbs (give us more information). Three types of adverbs

36
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What are adverbs that modify verbs?

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  • Adverbs of time
  • Adverbs of manner
  • Adverbs of place
  • Adverbs of reason
  • Adverbs of negation
37
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What are adverbs of time?

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Answer the question when? Eg. I ate snails yesterday

38
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What are adverbs of manner?

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Answer the question how? Eg. I ate snails cautiosly

39
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What are adverbs of place?

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Answer the question where? Eg. I found snails there

40
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What are adverbs of reason?

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Answer the question why? Eg. due

41
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What are adverbs pf negation?

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The words not, nor or neither. Eg. I will not eat snails again

42
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What are the second types of adverbs?

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Adverb that modify adjectives

43
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What are adverbs of degree?

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Answer the question how much? Eg. That girl is incredibly beautiful.. Incredibly

44
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What is the third group of adverbs?

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Adverbs that modify other adverbs

45
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What are adverbs at modify other adverbs?

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Tells you more about the other adverbs. Eg. He runs terribly quickly. Terrible

46
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What are prepositions?

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Shows position of one noun in relation to another. Direction

47
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What are examples of prepositions?

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Over, above, on,out, outside, against, of, under, beneath, below, next to, behind, inside, in, through

Difficult examples:

By, for, of, to, with, about, at, from

48
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What are conjunctions?

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connects two words, phrases or clauses. co-ordinating and subordinating

49
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What are co-ordinating conjunctions?

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FANBOYS!

F-for

A-and

N-nor

B-but

O-or

Y-yet

S-so

50
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What are suboridinating conjunction?

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Attach themselves to subordinate clauses, cannot separate. After, although, however, if, unless, when, even, though, while, who,

51
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What are interjections?

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Expressions of emotion, no grammatical function. Usually ends in !, Word or phrases. Eish! yoh! well! eina! ouch!

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