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Proper noun

Refer to names of people or places

James, England

Abstract Noun

Refer to states, feelings and concepts that do not have a physical existence

Countable (can be pluralised e.g. Furniture)

Concrete Nouns

Refer to objects that have a physical existence

Non-countable (do not take plural form e.g. Furniture)

Material verbs

Show actions or events

Hit, jump, wash, build

Relational verb

Identify properties or show states of being

Be, appear, seem, become

Mental Verb

Show internal processes such as thinking

Think, believe, wish

Verbal Verb

Show external processes of communicating brought speech

Say, shout, scream, whisper

Base Adjective/Adverb

The basic form of an adjective or adverb, modifying another word

Big, interesting, carefully

Comparative Adjective/Adverb

A form used to compare two instances either adding 'er' or using 'more'

The parcel was bigger


That was more interesting


He read more carefully

Superlative Adjective/adverbs

A form used to compare more than two instances, identifying a best example

That was the biggest parcel


The most interesting game


It was most carefully he had ever read

Personal pronouns

Refer to people and are differentiated in terms of person (1st, 2nd, 3rd), number (singular or plural) and gender (male or female)

I


You


Sh


They

Demonstrative Pronouns

Orientate the reader or listener towards a person, object or idea , either nearby or further away

Indefinite Pronouns

Refer to a person, object, or idea that is non specific

Someone, anybody, everything

Determiner Articles

Show that somethings is indefinite or definite

The (definitive)


A/an (indefinite)

Determiner Articles

Show that somethings is indefinite or definite

The (definitive)


A/an (indefinite)

Possessive determiner

Shows ownership

My, your, her, our

Determiner Articles

Show that somethings is indefinite or definite

The (definitive)


A/an (indefinite)

Possessive determiner

Shows ownership

My, your, her, our

Quantifying Determiner

Show either specific or non-specific quantities of a noun

One, two(specific)


Some, any, a few (non-specific)

Determiner Articles

Show that somethings is indefinite or definite

The (definitive)


A/an (indefinite)

Possessive determiner

Shows ownership

My, your, her, our

Quantifying Determiner

Show either specific or non-specific quantities of a noun

One, two(specific)


Some, any, a few (non-specific)

Conjunctions co-ordinating

Link words together such as phrase and clauses together where they are equal

And, but, or, yet

Sub-ordinating Conjuction

Link clauses together to show one is dependent on another

Because, although, while, for