Word Classes

Question 1

Nouns

Answer 1

Naming words (objects, places, feelings, ideas, ect…)

Question 2

Proper Noun

Answer 2

Refers to a specific place or person

Question 3

Common Nouns

Answer 3

Less specific, referring to types of people, places, ect…

Question 4

Concrete Nouns

Answer 4

Refers to things that exist physically

Question 5

Abstract Nouns

Answer 5

Refers to things that do not exist physically

Question 6

Collective Nouns

Answer 6

Refers to groups of people, animals, or objects
(team, family, flock)

Question 7

Count Nouns

Answer 7

Refers to something that can be counted

Question 8

Mass Nouns

Answer 8

Refers to something that cannot be counted

Question 9

Comparative Adjectives

Answer 9

Used to make comparisons
(hotter, better, more warm)

Question 10

Superlative Adjectives

Answer 10

The most ____
(hottest, best, biggest)

Question 11

Evaluative Adjective

Answer 11

Giving an opinion
(Ugly, amazing, disastrous)

Question 12

Quantitative Adjective

Answer 12

Amount/Quantity
(Some, many, few)

Question 13

Attributive Adjective

Answer 13

Gives detail about the quality of a person/thing

Question 14

Numeral Adjectives

Answer 14

First, Secondly, Five

Question 15

Verbs

Answer 15

Action words

Question 16

Infinitive

Answer 16

The form which all other forms of the verb are derived
(to be, to walk, to decide, ect…)

Question 17

Main Verb

Answer 17

The single verb that expresses the main meaning

Question 18

Auxiliary Verbs

Answer 18

The verbs that are placed in front of the main verb
(e.g I must have been thinking)

Question 19

Primary Verbs

Answer 19

be, have, do

Question 20

Modal Auxiliaries

Answer 20

Only ever used in conjunction with a main verb
(can, will, should, shall, may, must, could, would, might)

Question 21

Present Tense

Answer 21

Refers to something currently happening or that is continually happening

Question 22

Past Tense

Answer 22

Refers to events that happened previously

Question 23

Active Verbs

Answer 23

The thing performing the action is emphasized
(The minister has issued an apology)

Question 24

Passive Verbs

Answer 24

Emphasis is on the object of the verb
(An apology has been issued by the minister)

Question 25

Material Verbs

Answer 25

Describes actions or events
(Hit, run, push, read)

Question 26

Relational Verbs

Answer 26

Describes states of being or are used to identify
(Be, appear, become, seem)

Question 27

Mental Verbs

Answer 27

Describes perception, thought, or speech
(Think, speak, believe, love)

Question 28

Dynamic Verbs

Answer 28

Process where there is a change in state over time
(Paint, remove, eat)

Question 29

Stative Verbs

Answer 29

Processes where the situation remains constant
(Love, know, believe)

Question 30

Adverbs

Answer 30

Give more information about the verbs

Question 31

Adverbs of Manner

Answer 31

How something is done
(Well, badly, cleverly)

Question 32

Adverb of Place

Answer 32

Where something is done
(Here, there, everywhere)

Question 33

Adverbs of Time

Answer 33

When something is done
(Now, then, soon, tomorrow)

Question 34

Adverbs of Duration

Answer 34

How long something is done for
(Briefly, always, sometimes)

Question 35

Adverbs of Frequency

Answer 35

How often something is done
(Weekly, daily, always, frequently)

Question 36

Adverbs of Degree

Answer 36

To what extent something is done
(Rather, much, quite, hardly)

Question 37

Pronouns

Answer 37

Words that take the place of nouns

Question 38

Possessive Pronouns

Answer 38

Show possession
(hers, theirs, his)

Question 39

Subjective Pronouns

Answer 39

I, you, he, she, it, we they

Question 40

Objective Pronouns

Answer 40

Me, you, us, him, her, it, them

Question 41

Reflexive Pronoun

Answer 41

Indicate that the object of a verb is the same as its subject
End in -self or -selves
(He congratulated himself)

Question 42

Demonstrative Pronoun

Answer 42

Have a sense of pointing at something or someone
(this, that, these)

Question 43

Indefinite Pronouns

Answer 43

Do not refer to specific things or people
(Anybody, no one, anything, everything)

Question 44

Relative Pronouns

Answer 44

Act as linking words in a sentence and are always placed after the noun they refer to
(A city that has many tourist attractions)

Question 45

Interrogative Pronouns

Answer 45

Used when asking a question
(who, whose, which, what)

Question 46

Conjunctions

Answer 46

Join together different parts of a sentence

Question 47

Coordinating Conjunctions

Answer 47

Used when the parts of the sentence joined together are of equal value
(and, but, or)

Question 48

Subordinating Conjunctions

Answer 48

Connect a subordinate clause to a main clause
(because, although, unless, until)

Question 49

Prepositions

Answer 49

Indicate how one thing is related to something else, can be in position, direction, and time

Question 50

Determiners

Answer 50

Precede nouns and refer directly to them, most commonly ‘the’ and ‘a/an’

Question 51

Possessive Determiners

Answer 51

my, our, your, his, her, its, their

Question 52

Demonstrative Determiners

Answer 52

this, that, these, those

Question 53

Enumerator

Answer 53

Numbers
(Three, ninety-seventh, second, last)

Question 54

Interjection

Answer 54

Interrupts the sentence, primitive expressions of feeling and attitude
(Oh, ah, ugh, oops, yeah ect..)