Word Classes

Question 1

NOUNS

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Question 2

Proper

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A name for an individual person, place or organisation.

Question 3

Collective

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Groups of people/animals/things.

Question 4

Abstract

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Denotes an idea, quality or state.

Question 5

Countable

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Can be formed into a plural and is able to be counted.

Question 6

Uncountable/Mass

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Something you are unable to count.

Question 7

Concrete

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Something you can visibly touch and see.

Question 8

SUBJECT, OBJECT AND POSSESSIVE NOUNS

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Question 9

Subject

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When the noun in the sentence is doing the action then they are the ‘subject’.

Question 10

Object

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When a noun receives the action of a verb, it is the ‘object.’’

Question 11

Possessive

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When a noun shows ownership, it is in the ‘possessive’ case.

Question 12

PRONOUNS+DETERMINERS

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Question 13

Pronoun

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Replaces a noun.

Question 14

Determiner

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Precedes a noun and is about what the noun is referring to.

Question 15

SUBSTRANDS OF PRONOUNS AND DETERMINERS (Find table in book)

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Question 16

TYPES OF PRONOUNS

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Question 17

Interrogative

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Which, what, whose, who.

Question 18

Demonstrative

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This, that, these, those.

Question 19

Reciprocal

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Each other, one another.

Question 20

Reflexive

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Myself, yourself, oneself, ourselves, yourselves.

Question 21

Relative

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That, which, who, whom, whose.

Question 22

ADJECTIVES

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Question 23

Comparative

Answer 23

‘Greater”.

Question 24

Base

Answer 24

’Great’.

Question 25

Superlative

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’Greatest’.

Question 26

VERBS

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Question 31

Possessive

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When a noun shows ownership, it is in the ‘possessive’ case.

Question 32

PRONOUNS AND DETERMINERS

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Question 33

Pronoun

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Replaces a noun.

Question 34

Determiner

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Precedes a noun and is about what the noun is referring to.

Question 35

LOTS OF SUBSTRANDS TO THESE

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Look at the table in book.

Question 36

PRONOUN TYPES

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Question 37

Interrogative

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Which, what, whose, who.

Question 38

Demonstrative

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This, that, these, those.

Question 39

Reflexive

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Myself, yourself, oneself, ourselves, yourselves.

Question 40

Reciprocal

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Each other, one another.

Question 41

Relative

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That, which, who, whom, whose

Question 42

ADJECTIVES

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Question 43

Base

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An adjective of the lowest degree or quality. ‘Great’

Question 44

Comparative

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An adjective used to compare two (and only two) things. ‘Greater’

Question 45

Superlative

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The adjective of the highest possible degree. ‘Greatest’.

Question 46

VERBS

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Question 47

Dynamic

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Action verbs ‘Jump’, ‘throw’, ‘roared’.

Question 48

Stative

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Any state of being, anything you cannot do physically. ‘…is happy.’ ‘Love’, ‘hate’, ‘like’, ‘know’.

Question 49

Main

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Refers to the important verb in a sentence. ‘Main stative/dynamic verb’.

Question 50

Auxiliary

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Goes before the main verb in a sentence to express moods, voice and tenses.

Question 51

TYPES OF AUXILIARIES

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Question 52

Primary

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Do, have, be.

Question 53

Modal

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9 in total: can/could, will/would, shall/should, may/might/must -possibility auxiliaries.

Question 54

Adverb

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A form of modifier, usually modifying a verb. Usually end with ‘-ly’, lots that dont.

Question 54

Base Form

Answer 54

This is called an ‘infinitive’, they are auxiliaries that normally follow ‘to’. E.g ‘to be’, ‘to think’.

Question 55

ADVERBS

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