Three levels of an adjective

positive, comparative, superlative

Shows the relationship between a noun, pronoun, or phrase and another word in a sentence.

What are all the Coordinating Conjunctions (fanboys)?

For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so. Joins equals.

What are all the Subordinating conjunctions?

Swabi- since, when, as, because, if. Joins unequal's - less important to more important

Connect, join words, phrases, or clauses together to clarify, and smooth transitions. Ex. finally, then, still

Word formed from a verb and used as a adjective. Ex. going, gone, being.

Verb tense that connects past action or situation to present. Combines

Verb tense where action or state that was completed before another action

Correlative conjuctions

pairs of words that connect two equal elements in a sentence. Ex. either/or, neither, nor, and both, and

Action will be completed before another. Ex. We will have played twenty-six games before the season ends.

Indicative, Imperative, Interrogative, Subjunctive, and Conditional

contrarily to reality, hypothetical

cause and effect, depends on something, if this, then that.

A word that modifies, or changes, a verb, an adjective, or another adverb. Often end in "ly".

A word that modifies, or changes a noun or pronoun.

Coordinate Adjectives

They are divided by commas in a series. Ex. The tall, handsome man laughed. (It is one if you can put "and" between it.)

Do not need commas to make sense.

General pronouns that do not have definite antecedents: anyone, anybody, each, all.

Reflect on the subject-word ending in self or selves. Similar to intensive, but it will not make sense if the word is not in the sentence.

Used to add emphasize to a noun or other pronoun. If removed from sentence will still make sense. Ends in self or selves like reflective pronoun

Introduces a dependent clause and connects it to the noun or pronoun.

Demonstrative pronoun

Is a pronoun used to demonstrate this, that, these, those. "This is the dog that I want to buy".

Interrogative pronoun

Is a pronoun that is used to interrogate: who, whose, whom, which, what. Ex. "Who went to the mall?"

A word that takes place of a noun. The object pronouns are me, him, her, it, us, you, them.

Pronoun that shows mutual action between two or more people or things. Only has each other and one another.

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What is Grammar?

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A way of thinking about language.

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What are the 4 levels of Grammar?

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Part of Speech, Part of Sentence, Phrases, Clauses.

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How many Parts of Speeches are there in the English language?

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8

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Noun

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Person, Place, Thing, or Idea

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What can take place of a Noun?

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Pronoun

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3 Subject (nominative) pronouns

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I, we, you

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What modifies a Adjective?

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Adverb

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