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• Parts of Speech


  • Noun
  • Pronoun
  • Verb
  • Adjective
  • Adverb
  • Preposition
  • Conjunction
  • Interjection
  • Article
• Noun


  A naming word that names a person, place, thing, idea, living creature, quality, or action
• Nouns


  • lawyer
  • Korea
  • box
  • thought
  • tree
• Pronoun


  Used to modify a noun, to avoid repeating the noun
• Pronouns


  • you
  • he
  • she
  • it
  • we
  • they
• Verb


  A word which describes an action (doing something) or a state (being something)
• Verbs


  • walk
  • talk
  • think
  • believe
  • live
  • like
• Adjective


  A word that describes a noun, telling you something about the noun
• Adjectives


  • big
  • yellow
  • thin
  • amazing
  • adorable
• Adverb


  A word that describes a verb, an adjective, or another adverb, telling you how, when, or where something is done
• Adverbs


  • intelligently
  • well
  • yesterday
  • here
• Preposition


  Usually comes before a noun, pronoun or noun phrase, joining the noun to some other part of the sentence
• Conjunction


  Joins two words, phrases, clauses, or sentences together
• Conjunctions


  • but
  • so
  • and
  • because
  • or
• Interjection


  Can stand alone, expresses emotion and are usually followed by an exclamation mark
• Interjections


  • Ouch!
  • Hello!
  • Hurray
  • Oh no!
  • Ha
• Article


  Used to introduce a noun
• Articles


  • the
  • a
  • an
• Kinds of Nouns


  • Common Nouns
  • Proper Nouns
  • Concrete Nouns
  • Abstract Nouns
  • Count Nouns
  • Mass Nouns
  • Collective Nouns
  • Compound Nouns
• Common Nouns


  Refer to persons, places, things, or ideas in a general sense. The first letter is not capitalized unless it is the first word in a sentence.
• Common Nouns


  • table
  • book
  • city
• Proper Nouns


  Denote specific names of persons, places, things, or ideas. The first letter is always capitalized.
• Proper Nouns


  • Andrew
  • Paris
  • Safe Haven
• Concrete Nouns


  Name anything or anyone that can be perceived through your physical senses (touch, sight, taste, hearing, or smell).
• Concrete Nouns


  • computer
  • water
  • air
• Abstract Nouns


  Name anything which you cannot perceive through your five physical senses, usually ideas and emotions.
• Abstract Nouns


  • laughter
  • honesty
  • justice
• Count Nouns


  Name objects that can be counted individually.
• Count Nouns


  • cars
  • friends
  • years
• Mass Nouns


  Name objects that cannot be counted individually. To pluralize, quantifiers (e.g. kilo or bag) or determiners (e.g. much or enough) are added before the noun.
• Mass Nouns


  • rice
  • coffee
  • oxygen
• Collective Nouns


  Denote groups or collections of objects considered as a single complete whole. Similar to a non-countable noun, roughly the opposite of a count noun.
• Collective Nouns


  • flock
  • jury
  • committee
• Compound Nouns


  Name anything that consists of two or more words put together. Can be written in solid, spaced, or hyphenated form.
• Compound Nouns


  • schoolboy
  • milk tea
  • sister-in-law
• Gender of Nouns


  • Masculine Nouns
  • Feminine Nouns
  • Common Nouns
  • Neutral Nouns
• Masculine Nouns


  Refer to nouns of the male kind.
• Masculine Nouns


  • sorcerer
  • actor
  • station
• Feminine Nouns


  Refer to nouns of the female kind.
• Feminine Nouns


  • sorceress
  • actress
  • mare