WORDS AND WORD CLASSES
by juan camilo urrea
1. THE PLAY WAS DIRECTED BY CARLOS
2. PERSONAL PRONOUNS
3. BRING, BROUGHT, BROUGHT
4. MAIN VERBS
5. ADVERBS
6. PRONOUNS
7. PREPOSITIONS
8. PREPOSITIONS ARE REMAINLY USED TO INTRODUCE A NOUN PHRASE.
9. AFTER-DARK, ACROSS THE ROAD, FOR THE CHILDREN, FROM LONDON.
10. THE FIVE VERB FOR
11. BASE FORM
12. THE -S FORM
13. THE ING FORM
14. THE PAST FORM
15. THE -ED FORM
16. WE DECIDED TO WALK
17. SHE WALKS TO SCHOOL
18. SHE IS WALKING
19. I COOKED DINNER
20. REGULAR VERB
21. IRREGULAR VERB
22. CHANGE LITTLE THE VERB
23. SHE DREAMED
24. HAVE IRREGULAR VARIANTS
25. MULTI WORD VERBS
26. ARE COMBINATIONS OF A VERB, ONE OR MORE OTHER WORDS
27. PREPOSITIONAL VERBS
28. ARE COMBINATIONS OF A VERB AND A PREPOSITION
29. I'LL LOOK IN TO THE MATTER IMMEDIATELY
30. PHRASAL VERBS
31. ARE COMNINATIONS OF AVERB AND AN ADVERB
32. THE ENGINE CUT OUT JUST BEFORE LANDING
33. VERB TOBE
34. IS VERY IRREGULAR, AND EXHIBITS A TOTAL OF EIGHT DIFFERENT FORMS
35. BE, I AM, I WAS, BEEN, BEING
36. EXHIBIT CONTRASTS FOR PERSON.
37. I AM CAMILO.ME HE HIM
38. POSSESIVE PRONOUN
39. EXHIBIT CONTRASTS FOR PERSON
40. THIS IS MY CAR
41. REFLEXIVE PRONOUN
42. END IN - SELF
43. MICHAEL WAS VERY BADLY INJURED AND IS NOW UNABLE TO FEED HIMSELF.
44. GENDER NEUTRAL PRONOUS
45. ARE GEMDER NEUTRAL PRONOUN IN THE SINGULAR.
46. SOME BODY HAS LEFT HIS COAT BEHIND
47. DEMOSTRATIVE PRONOUN
48. ARE USED WITH SINGULAR PRONOUNS. THIS THAT THERE THOSE.
49. DO YO NEED THIS PEN
50. RELATIVE PRONOUN
51. INTRODUCE A RELATIVE CLAUSE. WHO, WHOM, WHOSE, WHICH THAT.
52. THAT'S THE MAN WHO LIVES BESIDES US.
53. PRONOUN ( ONE )
54. IS USED AS A SUBTITUTE FOR A NOUN THAT HAS BEEN MENTIONED EARLIER.
55. THE BLACK COAT IS NICE BUT THE GREEN ONE IS A AWFUL
56. PRONOUN (IT)
57. IT CAN REPLACE A THIRD PERSON, SINGULAR NOUNS, NO REFERO HUMANS.
58. IT IS VERY COLD- IT IS FOUR O'CLOCK
59. GRADABLE ADVERBS
60. CAN TAKE A MODIFYING WORD SUCH AS FAIRLY OR VERY
61. FAIRLY SLOWLY-VERY SLOWLY-EXTREMELY SLOWLY
62. COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE ADVERBS.
63. SUPERLATIVE
64. COMPARATIVE
65. ENDING IN -ER
66. ENDING -EST
67. MARY WORKS HARDER
68. PAUL EORK HARDEST
69. INTENSIFIERS
70. IS A TYPE OF ADVERB WHICH IS USED TO EXPRESS INTENSITY.
71. VERY COLD-VERY EAGER
72. MANNER ADVERBS
73. HOW SOMETHING HAPPENS
74. PAUL WRITES BEAUTIFULLY
75. TIME ADVERBS
76. INDICATE WHEN SOMETHING HAPPENED
77. WE VISITED ROME RECENTLY
78. PLACE ADVERBS
79. INDICATE A PLACE OR DIRECTION.
80. LEAVE YOUR COAT THERE.
81. ADJECTIVES
82. CONJUCTIONS
83. NOUNS
84. ARE DIVIDED IN
85. GRADABLE ADJECTIVES
86. PARTICIPAL ADJECTIVES
87. COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE.
87.1. PREPOSITIONS
88. CAN BE
89. COMPARATIVE
90. SUPERLATIVE
91. TAKE A MODIFYING WORD
92. HAVE TO TO THE ENDINGS -ED-ING-ALWAYAS REFERING TO A VERB
93. FAIRLY COLD, VERY COLD, EXTREMELY COLD.
94. A VERY COMPLICARED PROCESS. AN EXTREMELY REWARDING EXPERIENCE
95. IS PRODUCED BY ADDING AN -EST- ENDING THE BASE
96. IS PRODUCED BY ADDING AN -ER- ENDING THE BASE
97. NEW, NEWEST, OLD, OLDEST
98. NEW, NEWER, OLD, OLDER
99. ARE DIVIDED IN
100. SINGULAR AND PLURAL
101. COMMON AND PROPE NOUNS
102. COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
103. GENITIVE NOUS
104. DEPENDENT AND INDEPENDENT NOUNS
105. COORDINATORS, ARE USED TO LINK ELEMENTS OF EQUAL GRAMMATICAL STATUS
106. THE WEATHER WAS (COLD), AND (WET)
107. SINGULAR
108. PLURAL
109. ARE THE WORDS IN FIRST PERSON
110. FORM THE PLURAL BY ADDING -S
111. IRREGULAR PLURALS
112. MEN-WOMEN-FEET
113. BOY-TABLE-WOMAN, ETC.
114. THE BOY-THE BOYS
115. COMMUN
116. PROPER NAME
117. IS THE PLURAL OF PROPER NAMES
118. ARE THE NAMES OF INDIVIDUAL PEOPLE AND PLACES
119. THERE ARE TWO PARICKS
120. CHINA, COLOMBIA,CARLOS ETC.
121. COUNTABLE
122. UNCOUNTABLE
123. PLURAL NOUNS, DENOTE MORE THAN ONE INSTANCE
124. REFER TO THINGS WHICH ARECONSIDERED AS INDIVISIBLE.
125. TWO BOYS, TWO DAYS,, THREE DYAS.
126. RICE,COFFE, SOFTWARE
127. DENOTE POSSESION
128. JHON´S CAR
129. DEPENDENT
130. INDEPENDENT
131. IS FOLLOWED BY A NOUN
132. IS NOT FOLLOWED BY A NOUN
133. THE CHILD´S TOYS
134. A FRIEND OF CAROLINE´S
135. GENDER OF NOUNS
136. IS THE ORIGINAL WORD
137. THE TIGER ROARS AT NIGHT-THE TIGRESS ROARS AT NIGHT
