Word classes 0.0 / 5 ? English LanguageAO1Word classesASAQA Created by: freyamtCreated on: 02-11-17 11:43 Imperative verb Gives an order or command. e.g Stop!, Drive the car 1 of 23 Negative verb Used to form a negative e.g is not, cannot, don't 2 of 23 Inerrogative verb Refers to features to ask questions e.g What 'is' she 'doing'? May I 'have' a drink? 3 of 23 Conditional verb Depending on a condition e.g. may be, might have, could be 4 of 23 Active verb Verb that shows an action e.g The boy 'ate' the cake 5 of 23 Passive verb when the subject of the sentence is acted on by the verb e.g The cake 'was eaten' by the boy 6 of 23 Adverbs Adverbs fill in background detail about what happens 7 of 23 Comparatives To compare differences between two objects e.g more, happily 8 of 23 Superlatives Of the highest quality or degree e.g. most, happiest 9 of 23 Adverbs of a degree Tells the intensity of something e.g. quite happily, extremely happily 10 of 23 Prepositions expressing a relation to another e.g on, in, up, after, through 11 of 23 Descriptive adjective Used to describe different qualities of something e.g. The flowers are 'beautiful' 12 of 23 Quantitative adjective Describes the quantity of something e.g. many, one, whole 13 of 23 Demonstrative adjective Descries which noun or pronoun you're referring to e.g. this, those, that, these 14 of 23 Possessive adjectives Shows whose the object is e.g. my, mine, his, yours, your, our, ours, their, theirs 15 of 23 Interrogative adjectives Used to form a question e.g. which, what, whose 16 of 23 Distributive adjectives Describes specific members of the group e.g. each, every, neither, any 17 of 23 Articles Used to describe the noun you're referring to e.g a, an, the 18 of 23 Common noun Refers to people or things in general e.g. boy, country, bridge, city, house 19 of 23 Proper noun Identifies people or places e.g. Imogen, London, Australia 20 of 23 Abstract noun A word to show the feeling of something e.g. happiness, joy, fear 21 of 23 Coordinating conjunction A conjunction placed between two phrases e.g. and, or, but 22 of 23 Subordinating conjunction A conjunction that introduces a subordinating clause e.g. although, because 23 of 23
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