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43 Cards in this Set
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What is concrete noun and abstract noun ?
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see, touch, taste, smell and hear
Abs - cannot > love, truth, pain |
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What is a noun ?
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name of a person
place thing name of a place |
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What are the different types of pronouns ?
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Personal
relative indefinite demonstrative reflexive |
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What are the different types go personal pronouns ?
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SUBJECT CASE PRONOUNS INCLUDE – I, YOU, SHE, HE, IT, WE, THEY
OBJECT CASE PRONOUNS INCLUDE – ME, YOU, HER, HIM, IT, US, YOU, THEM POSSESSIVE CASE PRONOUNS INCLUDE – MY, HIS, HER, THEIR, ITS |
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What is the definition of personal pronouns ?
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replacement of specific people or thing
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definition of relative pronouns ?
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connect group of words to specific nouns
relate to the word that they modify |
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definition of indefinite pronouns ?
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refer to things that are not specific
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definition of demonstrative pronouns ?
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show
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definition of reflexive pronouns ?
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subj. of the sentence does something to itself
end in -self, or -selves |
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I
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SUBJECT CASE PRONOUNS
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you
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SUBJECT CASE PRONOUNS
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he
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SUBJECT CASE PRONOUNS
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she
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SUBJECT CASE PRONOUNS
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it
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SUBJECT CASE PRONOUNS
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we
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SUBJECT CASE PRONOUNS
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they
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SUBJECT CASE PRONOUNS
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me
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OBJECT CASE PRONOUNS
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you
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OBJECT CASE PRONOUNS
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her
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OBJECT CASE PRONOUNS
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him
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OBJECT CASE PRONOUNS
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it
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OBJECT CASE PRONOUNS
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us
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OBJECT CASE PRONOUNS
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my
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POSSESSIVE CASE PRONOUNS
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his
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POSSESSIVE CASE PRONOUNS
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her
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POSSESSIVE CASE PRONOUNS
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their
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POSSESSIVE CASE PRONOUNS
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its
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POSSESSIVE CASE PRONOUNS
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When to use possessive case pronouns ?
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use possessive case pronouns when you need to show ownership.
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When to use object case pronouns ?
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when the pronoun acts as an object
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When to use subject case pronouns ?
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use subject case pronouns when the pronoun acts as subject in the sentence
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Everyone
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INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
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many
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INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
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these
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DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS
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this
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DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS
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myself
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REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS
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themselves
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REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS
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What are linking verbs ?
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1.connect the subject to some other additional information
2.Do not denote any action |
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is
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Linking verb
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seems
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Linking verb
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became
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Linking verb
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HOW TO RECOGNIZE LINKING VERB?
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IF YOU CAN REPLACE A VERB IN THE SENTENCE WITH IS, AM, OR ARE AND THE SENTENCE STILL MAKES SENSE, THEN THOSE VERBS ARE LINKING VERBS.
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What is a base verb ?
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simplest form of verb without any special ending.
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What is the use of base for of the verb ?
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ALL VERB TENSES ARE CREATED FROM THE BASE FORM OF THE VERB.
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