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13 Cards in this Set
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What doest GACCS stand for? |
GACCS stands for Global Perspective, Asian Expertise, Cross-Cultural Competence, Creative Management Foundation, and Social Responsibility. |
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Parts of Speech |
There are 8 parts of Speech; 1. Noun 2 . Adjective 3. Verb 4.Pronoun 5. Adverb 6.Preposition 7.Conjunction 8. Interjection |
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1.Noun |
Is the word that subcategory; Person,Place,Thing,Animal,Idea |
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2.Adjective |
Is word that changes or modifies a noun and comes before the noun |
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3. Verb |
Is word defines action word |
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4.Pronoun |
Is that replaces a noun John-He Marry-She Market-It |
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5.Adverb |
Is word that changes or modifies the meaning of a verb or an Adjective |
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6.Prepositions |
Crazy words, for instance, at,to,with,in, meaning might change based on which English you use for example in American or British English |
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7.Conjunctions |
Words that Balances two sentences |
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8.Interjections |
Words replaces sounds, for example ooops, mmm, ouch |
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Saven Ages of English |
1.Pre-English period (-c.AD 450) 2.Early Old English (c.450-850) 3.Later Old English (c.850-1100) 4.Middle English (c.1100-1450) 5.Early Modern English (c.1450-1750) 6.Modern English (c.1750-1950) 7.Late Modern English (c.1950-) |
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Descriptive Grammar |
Is a type of grammar which describes how people use a particular language. People who gollow this type of grammar do not impose any rules on the language user,but rather are open to the idea that grammatical patterns may be discovered while analyzing how people speak. |
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Prescriptive Grammar |
Is a type of the grammar which imposes a set of explicit rules for using a particular language. People who follow this type of grammar believe there is a "Correct" way to use a language. Anybody who does not use the "Correct" grammar uses "non-standard" version of the language. |
