Compound Nounnoun made up of
two or more words
ex. daydream
self-esteem
Objective
Noun
Person, Place, Thing,
or Idea
Common Noun- noun
Collective Noun- Abstract
that is general
Nounnoun that
ex. girl, city
feelings or
refers to a
emotions
group (many
Proper noun that is things make up ex. jealous,
specific (should be
pain,
this group)
capitalized
courage
ex. herd, team,
ex.Sally, Memphis
flock
Verb
Action Verbsomething you
physically do
ex. run
Helping
(auxiliary)- helps
out the action verb
by showing past or
present tense
Predicate
Linking- all alone
links a subject to
a noun or
adjective
Demonstrative- This
That These Those
ex. These students
Adjective
describes a
noun or pronoun
Proper- formed form a
proper noun
Greek Japanese
Adverb
describes a verb,
adjective, or
other adverb
Where?
When? How
often? How? To
what extent?
How much?
How long?
Subjective
Singular
Plural
1st
Me
Us
2nd
You
You
3rd
Her, Him, It
Them
Interjection
Expresses emotions
Ex Yay! Oh! Wow!
Plural
1st
I
We
2nd
You
You
3rd
She, He, It
They
Singular
Plural
1st
My
Our
2nd
Your
Your
3rd
Her, His, Its
Their
Relative- refers to subject
Intensive- emphasizes its antecedent
Singular
Plural
1st
Myself
Ourselfves
2nd
Yourself
Yourselves
3rd
himself,
herself,
itself
themselves
takes the place of a noun
What? Which? Who?
Whom? Whose?
This That
These Those
Singular
Pronoun
Interrogative- ask a
question
Demonstrativepoints out a
specific noun
Possessive
RelativeIndefinite- not defined introduces
a dependent
Wishy clause
Singular
Plural Washy that which
who whom
whose
all
Each
Either
Neither
Ones
Bodies
Things
both
few
many
others
several
more
any
most
none
some
Conjunction
Joins two or more words
together
Preposition
It’s all about a thing and its
position.
Aboard Around Between From
Toward
Over
About
At
Beyond
In
Under
Past
Underneath
Above Before
By
Into
Since
Until
Across Behind
Down
Like Through
Up
After Below
During
Of Throughout
Upon
Till
Along Beneath Except Off
With
To
Among Beside
For
On
Coordinating
Correlative
For
And
Nor
But
Or
Yet
So
Both…and
Either…or
Neither…
nor
Not only…but
also
Whether…
or
Subordinating
After
Although
As
Because
Before
Even if
How
If
Since
So that
Than
That
Till
Unless
Until
When
Whenever
Where
Whether
While
Why