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| Question | Answer |
| Words can be placed in various categories: such a category is called a ... or a ... . | word class; part of speech (woordsoort) |
| noun [def.] | a word or group of words that refers to a person, place, or thing or any syntactically similar word |
| noun - divisions mnemonic: C - U - P | (1) countable nouns (2) uncountable nouns (3) proper nouns |
| noun - divisions Give 3 examples per division. mnemonic: C - U - P | (1) table (s); house(s); computer(s) (2) music; milk; wood (3) London; Paul; Christmas |
| countable noun [def.] | can take a / an and has a plural (meervoud) |
| uncountable noun [def.] | cannot take a / an and they have no plural (meervoud) |
| proper noun [def.] | names of people, places and things (eigennamen) |
| article [def.] | Is placed in front of a noun. Indicates determinacy, meaning if the noun takes a definite or an indefinite state article. In some languages it is also used to indicate the gender aspect of the word. |
| definite article (bepaald lidwoord) | the |
| indefinite article (onbepaald lidwoord) | a -> used before consonants (medeklinkers) an -> used before vowels (klinkers) {a - e - i - o - u} |
| verb (werkwoord) [def.] | The part of speech that expresses an action or a state. |
| Here are two verbs. (1) works; (2) were Indicate which expresses a state and which expresses an action by placing each in a sentence. Specify that function by placing the following behind the sentence: {action} or {state}. | (1) She works in an office. {action} (2) Where were you yesterday. {state} |
| verb - divisions [theory] mnemonic: InfraRred inVERse | regular verbs & irregular verbs |
| verb - division 1 [theory] 1.Indicate to what verb division { (to) walk } belongs. 2.Give the infinitive / present tense, the past tense and the past participle tense of the verb. | regular verbs walk - walked - walked |
| verb - division 2 [theory] 1.Indicate to what verb division { (to) go} belongs. 2.Give the infinitive / present tense, the past tense and the past participle tense of the verb. | irregular verbs go - went - gone |
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