Parts of speech 9 Flashcards
What is a common noun?
Things you can recognise with your 5 sense
What are the four types of nouns?
Common noun, proper noun, collective noun, and abstract noun
What is a proper noun?
Specific / particular people, place, things. Important and have a capital letter
What is a collective noun?
The name given to a group/collective of nouns.
What is an abstract noun?
Names given to concepts, ideas or feelings. Cannot be recognised by senses
What are pronouns?
Takes the place of a noun. To avoid repitition
What are personal pronouns?
Stands for a person. Eg. I, you, he, she, they, them, it, one
What is a possesive pronoun?
Shows ownership. Eg. mine, his, hers, theirs
What is a relative pronoun?
Acts as a conjunction. Refers/relates back to a noun already mentioned. The teacher who screams. Which
What are reflexive pronouns?
Ends with self or selves. Doing something to yourself. Eg. himself, herself, themselves
What are indefinite pronouns?
Indicates an indefinite amount. Eg. few, some, many, someone, nobody
What are interrogative pronouns?
Asks a question. Who? which? what? whose?
What are demonstrative pronouns?
Shows direction. Eg. this, that, those, these
What are adjectives?
Qualify nouns and pronouns
What are descriptive adjectives?
Most common type of adjective. Describes a noun or pronoun. Eg. green, old, tall and short
What are demonstrative adjectives?
Points to a particular noun. Must be followed by a noun. Eg. this person, that example, these things, those deliquents
What is an interrogative adjective?
Asks questions. Followed by a noun. Eg. which pen? whose car?
What are indefinite adjectives?
Unknown quantity. Followed by a noun. Eg. some people, few places
What are numerical adjectives?
Numbers. Eg. seven brides, a million bucks
What are adjectives to indicate order?
Shows position. Eg. first team, last place, final answer