Word classes

Cards (26)

  • What type of noun refers to a group of individuals?
    Collective
  • What type of noun refers to names of people or places?
    Proper
  • What type of noun refers to states, feelings, and ideas without physical evidence?
    Abstract
  • What type of noun refers to objects with physical evidence?
    Concrete
  • What is a personal pronoun?
    A pronoun that identifies a person
  • What is a demonstrative pronoun used for?
    To orientate the reader to an idea
  • What does an indefinite pronoun refer to?
    A non-specific person or object
  • What is the difference between dynamic and stative verbs?
    Dynamic verbs show actions; stative verbs show states
  • What is an auxiliary verb?
    A verb that forms tense or mood
  • What is a modal auxiliary verb?
    A verb showing degree of certainty
  • What is the basic form of an adjective called?
    Base
  • How is a comparative adjective formed?
    By adding -er to the base form
  • What is a superlative adjective?
    The best example among a group
  • What do adverbs of manner describe?
    How an action is performed
  • What do adverbs of place describe?
    Where an action is performed
  • What do adverbs of time describe?
    When an action is performed
  • What do adverbs of frequency describe?
    How often an action is performed
  • What do coordinating conjunctions do?
    Link words, phrases, or clauses equally
  • What do subordinating conjunctions do?
    Link clauses where one is dependent
  • What are the types of nouns?
    • Proper
    • Abstract
    • Concrete
    • Collective
  • What are the types of pronouns?
    • Personal
    • Demonstrative
    • Indefinite
  • What are the types of verbs?
    • Dynamic/material
    • Stative/relational
    • Auxiliary
    • Modal auxiliary
  • What are the types of adjectives?
    • Base
    • Comparative
    • Superlative
  • What are the types of adverbs?
    • Manner
    • Place
    • Time
    • Frequency
  • What are the types of conjunctions?
    • Coordinating
    • Subordinating
  • Noun phrase
    more than one word (often including adjectives) used as a noun.
    e.g. The first summer's day