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Subject- A subject is usually the topic the sentence is about. Mostly is a noun.
Ex. Her favorite drink is coffee.
Drink is the subject
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Direct object- the receiver of the action.
Ex. Jimmy fed the dog
Dog would be the direct object
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Indirect object- the doer of the action.
Ex. Chaney gave Kate a hug.
Chaney would be the indirect object.
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Subject verb agreement- the subject must agree with the person, number or gender.
Ex. After the forest fire nothing seems to be alive in the woods.
Seems is agreeing to the number which is nothing.
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Descriptive adjectives- describes a noun or pronouns person, place, gender, number or other qualities.
Ex. The foolish monkey.
Foolish describes monkey
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Prepositions- showing relation to another word or phrase in the clause.
Ex. The girl is beside the court.
Beside is the preposition
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Noun- person, place, thing, or idea.
Ex Bella is a dog.
Bella and dog are nouns
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Subject compliment- renames the subject.
Ex. My third grade teacher, Mrs. Rodgers was my favorite teacher.
Mrs. Rodgers renames teacher
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Appositive- follows the noun and renames it
Ex Mrs. Rodgers, my third grade teacher was my favorite.
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Demonstrative adjectives- describe and modify specific nouns.(this that these and those)
Ex this cat is angry.
This is your demonstrative adjective
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Interrogative adjectives- used to ask a question (what, which, and whose)
Ex whose bag is this
Whose is the interrogative adjective
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Indefinite adjectives- refers to all of a group or a member of a group.
(Each, every, neither, few, many)
Ex.
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Comparative adjectives-
Ends in -er/more than
Ex Today is sunnier than it was yesterday
Sunnier is the comparative adj.
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Superlative adjective- Greatest/ most
Ex Today has been the sunniest day of the year.
Sunniest is the superlative adj.
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Abstract- ideas you can't physically touch or see
Ex she is pretty
Ex pretty is abstract
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Count- can count or divide without any other description
Ex. There are 12 dogs out there.
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Non-count- can not count or subdivide without anymore description
Ex. She has soda.
Soda is non count
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Indicative mood- used to ask a question
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Subjunctive mood- used to state a wish or a fact
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