English terms AS

Noun that is a name

Noun that describes emotion

Noun that describes a thing

A verb that describes an action.
Eg jump

A verb that describes identity
Eg appear

A verb that describes internal
Eg think

A verb that describes external
Eg scream

Adjective adverb

Example- new

An adjective adverb

Example- newer

Adjective adverb

Example- newest

Pronoun

Example- people, 1st, 2nd, 3rd

Pronoun

Example- show. This, these

Pronoun

Example- non specific, someone

Determiners

Example- the, my, an

Determiner

Example- your

Determiner

Example- two, some

Conjunctions

Example- and, but, yet

Conjunction

Example- because, although, while

All around one topic/ meaning

Automatic link between two words

Example- fish and chips

Fixed expression

Words meaning the same with little difference

Example- old, vintage, past it

Words that mean the opposite

Example- old, new

A main heading that can mean lots of things

Example- transport
-bus
-train
-car
-walk
-bike

A word that makes something seem better than it is

A word that makes things seem worse than they are

A sign or image that is a direct picture of what it represents

A sign or image that suggests associated meaning

Interplay of writing and images

Morphology
Affixation (inflection vs derivation)

Cat (1)

Morphology

Cats (2)

Putting words together into phrases or sentences

Verb phrases

Be, do, have

Verb phrases

May, could, must

Clauses
Types of voice

4 types of sentence function

Other thing to look at when looking at sentences

What does Phonology look at?

4 Prosodics

Paralinguistics

Concepts

What to put in an opening