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Frage | Antworten |
Clause | group of words containing a verb |
nouns | words used to identify everything around us (people, places and things) |
Common and concrete nouns | Name the things around us that can be touched, smelled, tasted etc. e.g. book, bed |
Proper nouns | names, places and things with capital letters e.g. Kayla, Queensland |
Abstract nouns | name emotions, concepts and qualities e.g. love, education, intelligence |
collective nouns | take a singular verb and a pronoun e.g. class, team |
pronouns | used to replace nouns e.g. he, she, they ,we ,you |
Verbs | words that tell us what happened, what is going to happen and what will happen "action words" e.g. i eat, you ate, he ran |
adjectives | describe nouns, they explain what kind of colour, shape, size, how many e.g. gorgeous, blue, tiny |
adverbs | provide more information about verbs e.g. it often rains, he quickly ran |
prepositions | used to link nouns with other words e.g. in, on ,at ,near |
conjuctions | Joining words e.g. and, or, but, because |
interjections | are 'thrown' into the sentence to show an emotion or attitude e.g. yuk, Hey! |
definite article | 'the' is used to refer to a noun e.g. feed the dog, close the door |
indefinite article | 'a' and 'an' refer to any general noun e.g. buy me an ice cream |
capital letters | used at beginning of sentences and proper nouns |
full stops | end of a sentence |
Question marks | show that a question requiring an answer has been asked |
commas | help to break up long sentences and create pauses |
Apostrophes | A) to replace missing letters e.g Let's party (let us party), You're boring (You are boring) B) they indicate something is owned e.g my father's office, Ashley's party |
quotation marks | used to show when someone is actually speaking "Hi, how are you" said Tia |
Brackets | enclose words, clauses or phrases. Which are inserted into a sentence as an afterthought of explanation |
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