Word Class

Front 1

Proper noun

Back 1

Name or place

Front 2

Common noun

Back 2

Object

Front 3

Concrete noun

Back 3

Can be touched ie table

Front 4

Abstract noun

Back 4

Cannot be touched, ie red

Front 5

Attributive adjective

Back 5

That’s an expensive watch

Front 6

Predicative adjective

Back 6

Follows a linking verb and describes subject, ie your watch looks expensive

Front 7

Comparative adjective

Back 7

Compares, ie angrier, earlier

Front 8

Superlative

Back 8

Ie funniest, most beautiful, largest

Front 9

Intensifier

Back 9

Strengthens the meaning of an expression, ie absolutely, very

Front 10

Pre-modification

Back 10

Information before noun

Front 11

Post-modification

Back 11

Information after the noun

Front 12

Lexical verba

Back 12

Main verb, show state or action

Front 13

Lexical verb

Back 13

Main verb, show state or action

Front 14

Dynamic verb

Back 14

Action verb rather than state, ie chasing

Front 15

Stative verb

Back 15

Feelings, thoughts/opinions, senses, possession, measure/cost

Front 16

Auxillary

Back 16

Used to form tense, mood, voice, ie are, be, do, you, have (before verb)

Front 17

Auxillary

Back 17

Used to form tense, mood, voice, ie are, be, do, you, have (before verb)

Front 18

Modal auxiliary

Back 18

Ie can, could, may, might, must, shall, should, will, would (before verb)

Front 19

Epistemic

Back 19

Weakness

Front 20

Deontic

Back 20

Absolute/stronger

Front 21

Active verb

Back 21

Subject of the sentence that carries out the action, ie the mouse frightened the cat

Front 22

Active verb

Back 22

Subject of the sentence that carries out the action, ie the mouse frightened the cat

Front 23

Passive verb

Back 23

Emphasis on person/object receiving the action, ie the mouse frightened the cat

Front 24

Active verb

Back 24

Subject of the sentence that carries out the action, ie the mouse frightened the cat

Front 25

Passive verb

Back 25

Emphasis on person/object receiving the action, ie the mouse frightened the cat

Front 26

Regular verb

Back 26

Verbs following the regular tense patterns ie -ed love=loved

Front 27

Active verb

Back 27

Subject of the sentence that carries out the action, ie the mouse frightened the cat

Front 28

Passive verb

Back 28

Emphasis on person/object receiving the action, ie the mouse frightened the cat

Front 29

Regular verb

Back 29

Verbs following the regular tense patterns ie -ed love=loved

Front 30

Irregular verb

Back 30

Verbs that don’t follow the regular tense patterns, ie write=wrote not ‘writed’

Front 31

Active verb

Back 31

Subject of the sentence that carries out the action, ie the mouse frightened the cat

Front 32

Passive verb

Back 32

Emphasis on person/object receiving the action, ie the mouse frightened the cat

Front 33

Regular verb

Back 33

Verbs following the regular tense patterns ie -ed love=loved

Front 34

Irregular verb

Back 34

Verbs that don’t follow the regular tense patterns, ie write=wrote not ‘writed’

Front 35

Adverbial of a place

Back 35

In Manchester

Front 36

Active verb

Back 36

Subject of the sentence that carries out the action, ie the mouse frightened the cat

Front 37

Passive verb

Back 37

Emphasis on person/object receiving the action, ie the mouse frightened the cat

Front 38

Regular verb

Back 38

Verbs following the regular tense patterns ie -ed love=loved

Front 39

Irregular verb

Back 39

Verbs that don’t follow the regular tense patterns, ie write=wrote not ‘writed’

Front 40

Adverbial of a place

Back 40

In Manchester

Front 41

Adverbial of a state

Back 41

In a great way

Front 42

Active verb

Back 42

Subject of the sentence that carries out the action, ie the mouse frightened the cat

Front 43

Passive verb

Back 43

Emphasis on person/object receiving the action, ie the mouse frightened the cat

Front 44

Regular verb

Back 44

Verbs following the regular tense patterns ie -ed love=loved

Front 45

Irregular verb

Back 45

Verbs that don’t follow the regular tense patterns, ie write=wrote not ‘writed’

Front 46

Adverbial of a place

Back 46

In Manchester

Front 47

Adverbial of a state

Back 47

In a great way

Front 48

Adverbial of time

Back 48

Ie in May

Front 49

Subject pronoun

Back 49

Subject of a verb, ie I, you, he, she, it, we, they, what and who

Front 50

Object pronoun

Back 50

Direct/indirect object of a verb, ie me, you, him, her, it, us, them

Front 51

Object pronoun

Back 51

Direct/indirect object of a verb, ie me, you, him, her, it, us, them

Front 52

Possessive pronoun

Back 52

Indicates ownership, ie mine, yours, hers, theirs

Front 53

Reflexive proboun

Back 53

When object is the same as the subject, subject has an reflection. Ie I=myself, you=yourself

Front 54

Reflexive proboun

Back 54

When object is the same as the subject, subject has an reflection. Ie I=myself, you=yourself

Front 55

Demonstrative pronoun

Back 55

Point to specific things, ie this, that, these, those

Front 56

Reflexive proboun

Back 56

When object is the same as the subject, subject has an reflection. Ie I=myself, you=yourself

Front 57

Demonstrative pronoun

Back 57

Point to specific things, ie this, that, these, those

Front 58

Interrogative

Back 58

Build questions, ie, who, when, where, what, how

Front 59

Reflexive proboun

Back 59

When object is the same as the subject, subject has an reflection. Ie I=myself, you=yourself

Front 60

Demonstrative pronoun

Back 60

Point to specific things, ie this, that, these, those

Front 61

Interrogative

Back 61

Build questions, ie, who, when, where, what, how

Front 62

Relative proboun

Back 62

Relates/refers do something/someone ie where, when, what, why, where, whose

Front 63

Reflexive proboun

Back 63

When object is the same as the subject, subject has an reflection. Ie I=myself, you=yourself

Front 64

Demonstrative pronoun

Back 64

Point to specific things, ie this, that, these, those

Front 65

Interrogative

Back 65

Build questions, ie, who, when, where, what, how

Front 66

Relative proboun

Back 66

Relates/refers do something/someone ie where, when, what, why, where, whose

Front 67

Indefinite pronoun

Back 67

Doesn’t refer to a person, amount of money (or anything in particular) ie anything, everyone

Front 68

Definite article determiner

Back 68

The

Front 69

Indefinite article determiner

Back 69

In front of a singular noun, ie a, an

Front 70

Possessive determiner

Back 70

Indicates ownership, ie my, your, her, their

Front 71

Demonstrative determiner

Back 71

Demonstrates identity, is this, that, these, those

Front 72

Demonstrative determiner

Back 72

Demonstrates identity, is this, that, these, those

Front 73

Cardinal number

Back 73

Numbers before nouns, ie 6 ladies

Front 74

Demonstrative determiner

Back 74

Demonstrates identity, is this, that, these, those

Front 75

Cardinal number

Back 75

Numbers before nouns, ie 6 ladies

Front 76

Ordinal number

Back 76

Position of someone/something, ie 1st, 2nd, 3rd

Front 77

Coordinating conjunction

Back 77

Join 2 or more complete sentences into longer (one) sentence, ie for, and, but, yet, or, so

Front 78

Subordinating conjunction

Back 78

Usually come before adverb clause. Indicates relationship between independent clause(s) and dependent clause(s) ie after, before, because, as

Front 79

Free morpheme

Back 79

Stand alone as a word

Front 80

Free morpheme

Back 80

Stand alone as a word

Front 81

Bound morpheme

Back 81

Cannot stand alone as a word. Add to free morpheme, ie restart

Front 82

Prefix

Back 82

Morpheme added to shaft of a word, ie pre-, de-

Front 83

Suffix

Back 83

Morpheme added to end of a word, ie -ing, -ed

Front 84

Suffix

Back 84

Morpheme added to end of a word, ie -ing, -ed

Front 85

Derivational suffix

Back 85

Change grammatical aspect, ie national, electricity

Front 86

Inflectional suffix

Back 86

Used to indicate singular/plural, tense, possession (doesn’t change grammatical aspect) ie cats