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Parts of Speech
adjective “a yellow flower”
adverb
“eat slowly”
agreement
“dogs bark vs. a dog barks”; the subject and verb agree in these examples
article
“a yellow flower”
auxiliary verb
“I was running”
comparative
“the red building is taller than the other”
compound noun
“toothpaste and bus stop” are compound nouns
conditional
“If it’s sunny, I’ll go swimming”
conjunction
“paper and pencils”
continuous verb
“He is running”
contraction
“I can't”
count noun
“three pencils”
demonstrative pronoun
“this yellow flower”
determiner
“the yellow flower”
direct object
“I dropped the cup”
future tense/aspect
“He will go”
gerund
“Swimming is fun”
infinitive
“I want to eat”
intransitive verb
“I swim in the morning”
irregular noun
“child vs. children”
irregular verb
“go vs went”
mass noun
“furniture” is a mass noun
modal
“I should go”
noun
“a yellow flower”
participle
“I picked a yellow flower”
past tense
“He ate an apple”
perfect tense
“I have jumped”
phrasal verb
“look up that word”
plural
“pencil vs. pencils”
possessive
"Mario's book"
preposition
“the book on the table”
present tense
“I am at school”
pronoun
“You are nice”
proper noun
“France”
reflexive pronoun
“he shaved himself”
relative pronoun
“I want the book that you wrote”
subjunctive
“I request you stay here”; This phrase is expressed in the subjunctive
superlative
“the tallest building”
transitive verb
“I ate cereal”
verb
“He hopped”