Una perspectiva sobre la economía informal en el Perú

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Conjunction

Subordinating conjunctions

Although it was raining, I went out.

Coordinating

This stew is savory and delicious.

Prepositions

Phrase

according to, by means of, owing to, with a view to, in place of, in front of, etc.

regarding, barring, concerning, considering, etc.

Double

into, within, upto etc.

on behalf of, according to, in front of, from across, etc.

Simple

in, at, on, to for, of, from, up, after, over, under, with, etc.

Interjection

Other examples

"Woah!" or "Oops!"

Adverb

Focusing Adverbs

Especially, Specifically, Merely, Either

Adverbs of Quantity

A lot, Little, Much

Adverbs of Degree

down-toners

Fairly, Rather

intensifiers

Extremely, Very

Adverbs of Relative Time

Just, Afterward, Soon, Currently

Adverbs of Frequency

Always, usually, Never

Adverbs of Manner

Carefully, Slowly

Enumerativos

Cardinal numbers

One, two..

Ordinal numbers

First, second..

Article

Indefinite article

A car in the parking lot.

Definite article

The breakfast on my plate.

Pronoun

Indefinite

None, Several

Relative

Which, Where

Interrogative

Which, Who

Reciprocal

Each other, one another

Reflexive

Itself, Himself

Demonstrative

This, These

Possesive

His, Your

Personal

He, They

Adjective

Superlative

She is the prettiest princess.

Comparative

He is taller than she is.

Nouns

Compound

Candlestick

Collective

Family, Class

Countable/Uncountable

Cats, Rain

Proper/Common

Mary, Paris

Verb

Auxiliary

You have been practicing hard.

Participle

The winning athlete gets a trophy.

Modal

I might go to the park if I get my homework done.

Linking verb

You look exhausted after studying all night.

Full verb

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