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Preposition

a word "pre-posed" or placed before another word (a noun or pronoun) in order to relate it to another word in the sentence.




ex: the girl in the park is alone.


exs: in, of, between, within, according to, among, above, off...

The word that the preposition relates is called the...

object of the preposition and is in the objective case.

Prepositional phrase

the preposition + its object and whatever modifies the object. (adjective & adverb)




ex: over the river


and through the woods


to Grandmother's house


without a doubt


in conclusion

Conjunctions

link words or parts of the sentence

Coordinating Conjunctions

connects words, phrases, or clauses of equal grammatical rank.




connects equals =


ex: Mark and Luke wrote gospels (2subjects linked)


Give me liberty, or give me death (2 clauses linked)

Subordinating Conjunctions

connect and subordinate (reduces in importance) one clause to another.




connects unequals


ex: After we left, the party died.




although, whereas, whether, because, after, before, since, until, when, where...

Adjective

describes, modifies, alters, our understanding of a noun or pronoun.

Adj: Positive

an adj describes one thing and offers no comparison (sweet)

Adj: Comparative

an adj compares two things only (sweeter)



Adj: Superlative

an adj compares more than two things (sweetest)

Absolute Adjs

never compare; there are no degrees.




ex: dead, pregnant, full, empty, unique, complete, perfect

Adverb

a word describing a verb, adj, or adverb.



modification of a verb: how, when, where, and why


modifi. adj: emphasis on the adjective ( Ray was extremely exhausted)


modifi adverb: Claudette was very attractively coiffed



Interjection

a word thrown into a sentences; to express sudden emotion.


ex: Oh! Wow! Ouch!