Word Classes Flashcards
Abstract Noun
A thing that you can’t touch (hope, joy, pain)
Concrete Noun
A thing that you can touch (table, dog, apple)
Proper Noun
The name of a place, person, festival or important word (Spain, Bible, Christmas, Lizzy)
Collective Noun
A group of things (herd, flock, pack)
Imperative Verb
A command word (Do this, Run over there)
Dynamic Verb
An action/ doing word (run, sit, eat)
Auxiliary (modal) Verb
Shows a level of certainty or politeness (could, should, would)
Stative Verb
A state of being (believe, hate, resent)
Possessive Pronoun
Shows belonging (1st-My,mine / 2nd- your,yours / 3rd- his,hers)
Personal Pronoun
Instead of someone’s name (1st-me,I / 2nd-you / 3rd-him,he,she.her)
Reflexive Pronoun
Ends in -self (1st-myself, 2nd-yourself, 3rd-himself,herself)
Relative Pronoun
Introduces a relative clause (my mum, WHO is a nurse…)
Interrogative Pronoun
A question word (who, what, why)
Demonstrative Pronoun
Demonstrates where something is
proximal demonstrative pronoun
This (close)