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verb tube

by milvia sotay

PLURAL NOUNS

by Gabriella Sirianni

Connecting utterances to the background

by Selene Ramos

Nouns

by CARLOS ESTIVEN LEMOS ASCENSIO

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORIES OF ENGLISH

PRONOUNS

UNDEFNED IT

TO TALK ABOUT THE DAY

POSSESIVE

HERS, OURS, THERS, HIS, MINE, YOURS

DEMOSTRATIVES

THIS, THESE, THAT, THOSE

PERSONAL

YOU, WE, IT, HE, SHE, YOU, THEY

DETERMINERS

QUANTIFIERS

A LOT OFF, MANY, MUCH, A LITTLE, A FEW

DISTRIBUTIVES

NEITHER, EITHER, BOTH

DIFERENCE WORDS

ADJETIVES

ADJETIVES DESCRIBE NOUNS AND ARE GOING TO COME IN FRONT OF NOUNS, ADJETIVES.

PREPOSITIOnS

OFF TIME

FRIDAY

OFF THE WEEK

OFF LOCATIONS

POIN OFF TIME

CONNECTORS

BACAUSE

IS THE REASON

SO

THE RESULT OFF SOMETHING

BUT

HOWEVER

AND

IN ADDITION

COMPARISIONS

USING ER

ER THAN AND MORE

USING THE

EST IN THE MOST

NOUNS

UNCOUNTABLE

COUNTABLE

FRECUENCY ADVERBS

OFTEN

09-75%

USUALLY

10-11%

SELDON

25-10%

ALWAYS

100%

NEVER

0%