Word class and cohesion Flashcards

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What are the different types of nouns?

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Proper noun, common noun, concrete noun and abstract noun.

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What is a concrete noun?

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things which can be touched or seen as distinct objects e.g, table

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What is a proper noun?

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names of people, places or events, for example River Thames

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What is the difference between stative verb and action verb?

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stative verbs communicate a less active state e.g have, seem but action verbs communicate the action executed by the subject of the sentence e.g sing, walk .

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What is the difference between animate and inanimate nouns?

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Animate nouns refers to beings which are alive, such as a person, animal or other creature. Whilst, inanimate nouns refers to a thing or concept such as corn, sleep.

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What is an adjective?

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Provide additional descriptive information about nouns and occur immediately before a noun e.g a little hut

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What is an adverb?

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Provide additional information about a verb or adjective ,giving information about how, where and when an action occurs e.g please put your trunk in gently.

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What is a pronoun?

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used instead of nouns to avoid repetition e.g it was my mother’s idea that she wrote the script.

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What is a determiner?

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Gives additional information about a noun e.g some, this,

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What is a preposition?

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Express relationships between nouns, pronouns, noun phrases and other parts of the sentence and these relationships are often of location or time e.g behind the door, before loading the dishes.

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What are conjunctions?

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used to join words, phrases and clauses , for example because, but

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