Parts of Speech

1. Subject Complement

1.1. Identifies or describe a subject

2. Tense

2.1. Present Tense

2.1.1. Present Perfect Tense

2.1.2. Present Progressive

2.1.3. Present Emphatic

2.2. Past tense

2.2.1. Past Perfect Tense

2.2.2. Past Progressive

2.2.3. Past Emphatic

2.3. Future Tense

2.3.1. Future Perfect Tense

2.3.2. Future Perfect Progressive

2.3.3. Future Emphatic

3. Verb

3.1. Help tell where the split between subject and prediction is as they being the predicate section of a sentence

3.1.1. Action Verbs

3.1.1.1. Transitive Verbs

3.1.1.2. Intransitive Verbs

3.1.2. Active Voice

3.1.3. Passive Voice

3.1.4. Tenses

3.1.4.1. Present

3.1.4.2. Past

3.1.4.3. Future

4. Preposition

4.1. against, at ,for , in, to , on , by

4.2. Prepositional Phrase : begins with preposition function as a adverb or adjective

4.2.1. Tell where

4.2.2. Tell What

4.2.3. With a N

5. Pronoun : used to avoid wordy repetition, and increase flow.

5.1. 1st Person

5.2. 2nd Person

5.3. 3rd Person

5.4. Which- used to refer back

6. Adverb: A trick to locating adverbs is to look for the word ending in "-ly"

6.1. Tell Where place

6.2. Tell Why

6.3. Tell How

6.4. Tell How often

7. Subject

7.1. Simple Subject

7.2. Complete Subject

7.3. Compound Subject

8. Predicate

8.1. Simple Predicate

8.2. Complex Predicate

8.3. Compound Predicate

9. Object Complement

9.1. Completes the meaning of a direct object

10. Nouns -

10.1. outside of prepositional and other phrases, nouns will usually also be the subject or object of sentence

10.2. Common

10.3. Proper

10.4. Abstract

10.5. Collective

11. Subject Complements

11.1. Identifies or describe a S

12. Conjunction : Connect sentence part and are frequently used to make two sentence become one.

12.1. Subordinating join phrase of equal weight

12.2. Correlative

12.3. Coordination

13. Adjective

13.1. Modify N

14. Interjection