Grammar 0.0 / 5 ? English LanguageInvestigating languageASAQA Created by: KatyCanningsCreated on: 24-04-17 17:36 Syntax Word Order 1 of 41 Morphology Suffixes/Prefixxes (bits of words) 2 of 41 'THE' Determiner- definate article 3 of 41 'A' Indefinate article 4 of 41 What is a phrase? A string of words or part of a sentence. It isn't a semtence though. 5 of 41 What is a compound sentence? A sentence with a connective in the middle. 'It was raining outside, BUT we still played outside' 6 of 41 I am taller Comparative 7 of 41 I am the tallest Superlative 8 of 41 Conjunctions 'and,but,because,so,or' 9 of 41 Third person Plural 'I, you, we' 10 of 41 Prefix Abstract A morpheme whoch is located infront of a word. 11 of 41 Noun 'Love, Anger (Intangable)' 12 of 41 Simple past 'I watched TV' 13 of 41 past pregressive/ past continuous 'I was watching TV' 14 of 41 Present perfect 'I have watched TV' 15 of 41 Past perfect 'I had watched TV' 16 of 41 present, perfect progressive 'I have been watching TV' 17 of 41 Past perfect progessive 'I had been watching TV' 18 of 41 Present simple tense 'I watch TV' 19 of 41 Model present tense 'I would watch TV' 20 of 41 Model Verbs (doesn't change) Would, should, could, might, may, will, can 21 of 41 Future Tense 'I will go shopping' - future will tense 22 of 41 'I am going to go' Present progressive- 'go to' infinitive (future going to) 23 of 41 Contraction or contacted forms I have- i've I will- I'll I had- I'd 24 of 41 Future (present) perfect progressive I will have been eating cake 25 of 41 Pronoun A word that re replaces a Noun. 'Harriet got out of bed' -> ' She got out of bed' 26 of 41 Subjective personal pronouns I like cake, He likes cake, She likes cake, You like cake, They like cake,We like cake 27 of 41 Objective personal pronouns I like You, I like Me, I like Him, I like Her, I like Us, I like Them, I like It 28 of 41 Subjective posessive pronoun My friend, Your friend, His friend, Her friend, Our friend, Their friend, It's friend 29 of 41 Objective Mine, Yours, His, Hers, Ours, Theirs 30 of 41 Reflexive I hurt myself, He hurt himself, She hurt herself, We hurt ourselves, They hurt themselves 31 of 41 Model verbs 'must, should, could, would, may, might' 32 of 41 Active 'You must carry your dog' 33 of 41 Passive 'Dogs must be carried (by you)' 34 of 41 Politness Features 'Please/ Thankyou' - absence of negation- ' don't/ do not/ no' 35 of 41 Minor sentence A sentence that is presented as a full sentence but is not a full sentence. 36 of 41 Sentence Functions Questions-Interrogatives Statement-Declarative Command-Imperative 37 of 41 Simple Sentence 'He got up' -> 'He' = subject and verb - This is a simple sentence because it has: capital letter, subject and verb, makes sense on its own 38 of 41 Compound Sentence Are joined together with conjunctions. 39 of 41 Complex Sentences 'Even though he was tired, he got up' - contains a subordinate and main clause 40 of 41 Embeded Clause Her clothes, which looked like they were on loan from the nearest pair of 1970's orangey-brown curtains, hung akwardly off her' 41 of 41
Comments
No comments have yet been made