PARTS OF SPEECH

Conjunction

Interjection

An interjection is a word that shows emotion, for example: wow, hooray, hmm

Noun

Is a word that names a person place or thing

Pronoun

Pronouns take the place of nouns

Preposition

Are words that show the relationship between a noun or a pronoum

example: wiht, across

Adverb

Relative

example:what, where, when, why

Frequency

example: always, never, sometimes

Verb

Verbs show actions or states of being

Article

It is used to introduce a nouns

a: consonant

an:vocal

the

Adjetive

Modify nouns and pronouns

This is the best

Relative

Absolute

Names:

Ángel Morales
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Barbara Velazco
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Nathaly Murillo
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Section: II
Semester: II

Type

Possesive nouns

example: peter´s car

Common nouns

example: the child, the pear

Compound nouns

Proper nouns

example:Asia, Canada, Albert

Collective nouns

example: army, jury, class

Type

Main verb

They carry the main meaning

Auxiliary Verbs and Auxiliary Modals

Auxiliary: be, have, do

Modals: shall, will

Transitive

A verb that has a direct object

Intransitive

A verb that does not have a direct object over which the verb action falls down:She laughed

Degrees

Superlatives

which is better?

Comparative

Inferiority

Equality

Superiority

Conencting words

Copulative conjunctions: but also,as well.

Correlative conjunctions: either,neither,whether

Coordinating conjunctions: for, and, nor, but, yet, so

Subordinating conjunctions: unless, whenever, since

Type

Reflexive Pronouns

example: yourself, myself, himself, herself,itself, ourselves, themselves

Relative pronouns

Are words that introduce adjetive clauses, example: who, whom, whose, that

Possesive pronouns

mine, my, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs

Object pronouns

me, you, him, her, it, them, us