English Language Technique 0.0 / 5 ? English LanguageLanguage and technologyA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Destiny TaitCreated on: 05-12-18 15:19 Nouns naming words, e.g. London, book, romance 1 of 10 Adjectives describing nouns (and sometimes pronouns) e.g. large, sunny, featureless 2 of 10 Verbs doing words, e.g. jump, read, return 3 of 10 Adverbs describes verbs (and sometimes adjectives and other adverbs too) e.g. steadily, incredibly, sadly 4 of 10 Pronouns take the place of nouns, e.g. you, they, me, it 5 of 10 Conjunctions connecting words, e.g. and, or, but, because 6 of 10 Prepositions define relationships between words in terms of time, space and directions e.g. before, underneath, through 7 of 10 Determiners give specific kinds of information about a noun (e.g. quantity or possession) e.g. a, the, two, his, few, those 8 of 10 Define the term syntax The order of words (word classes can take different positions in a sentence, but there are grammatical rues about how they work with each other). 9 of 10 Why does this sentence sound awkward: 'My blue old raincoat is now in tatters'. because of less obvious rules about word order - you know that adjectives of size come before the of colour. 10 of 10
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