Word Classification, Grammar and nuts and bolts of our language.
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2. Verbs- infinitive form
- a verb that changes form unusually when used in a different tense without the usual or ‘regular’ patterns
- verbs, in all their forms, derive from the infinitive form, which is basically, the verb with ‘to’ written before it. From this form other forms.
- an auxiliary verb that express a degree of either possibility or necessity.
- When the subject of the sentence carries out the verb.
3. Grammar.
- The construct of written language.
- When a word can be an 'Umbrella term' form for more words.
- Spelling of words.
- Speaking out loud.
4. Simple sentence/ independent main clause
- every sentence must contain a subject (a noun or pronoun), a verb (something for the subject to do) and, perhaps, an object (something for the subject to do something to), e.g. I love English Language
- a simple sentence with an added clause that somehow adds extra information (although of lesser importance semantically than the independent main clause) linked by a subordinating conjunction.
- – a sentence that is incomplete by missing a subject or a verb, yet it still is capped with a full stop
- two simple sentences (of equal semantic weighting) joined by a co-ordinating conjunction
5. exclamatory sentence mood
- when a sentence is asking a question.
- when a sentence is making a statement.
- when a sentence conveys a strong sense of emotion, sense of alarm or overly strong emphasis.
- when a sentence is issuing a command
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