Grammar

A word naming a person, place, thing, or idea

General name

Name of particular object

name of something perceived by the senses

name of idea, quality, or state

one person, place, thing, or idea

more than one person, place, or things

Name of a group

Noun formed by two or more words

Noun showing ownership

Word used in place of a noun or pronoun

word a pronoun stands for

reflects back upon the subject

emphasizes a noun or pronoun

points towards a specific noun or pronoun

refers to unidentified nouns or pronouns

introduces a question

introduces a subordinate clause

word expressing action, condition, or a state of being

expresses physical or mental action

action verb apearing with the direct object

action verb without a direct object

Links subject to predicate

combined with verbs to form verb phrases

Modifiers of nouns and pronouns by telling what kind, how many, which one, or how much

Adjectives referring to unspecified members of of groups of nouns or pronouns

refers to a specific noun or pronoun

Adjectives formed from proper nouns

Modifiers of verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs by answering where, when, how, or to what extent

Adverb describing the degree of an adjective or adverb

Makes a statement and ends with a period

Asks a question and ends with a question mark

gives a command and ends with a period or exclamation point

expresses strong emotions and ends with an exclamation point

subject goes after the verb or is part of the verb phrase

the subject goes after the verb or in the verb phrase

the subject is usually you and is implied

word or word group which receive the action of the verb, answering what or whom

Answers to whom or for whom

complete meaning or action of verbs

words following linking verb and identify or describe subject

subject complements which describe or modify the subject

Subject complements which are nouns or pronouns which identify, rename, or define the subject

Shows the relationship btwn a noun and another word in the sentence

Prepositions prepositions formed by more than one word

Word group consisting of a preposition, its object, and any modifiers of the object

noun or pronoun following the preposition

word that connects words or group of words

conjunctions connecting words or word groups with equal importance in a sentence

pairs of conjunctions

introduces subordinate clause

clauses which cannot stand alone as complete sentences

express relationship btwn independent clauses

clause which can stand alone as its own sentence

word phrase expressinf emotion or strong feeling, w mild interjections being followed by a comma, and strong interjections being followed by an exclamation point