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Nouns

Verbs

Adverbs

Determiners

Conjunctions

Other

Common

Proper

Abstract

Concrete

Collective

Pronouns

Personal pronouns

Possessive pronouns

Reflexive pronouns

Relative pronouns

Demonstrative pronouns

e.g. she,he,it

e.g. mine, theirs, your

e.g. myself,yourself,ourselves

Link the noun to a clause e.g. who, what, where,which

Direct attention towards something e.g. this,those,these

Main verbs

Auxilliary verbs

Copular verbs

Dynamic verbs

Stative verbs

Transitive

Intransitive

Active voice

Passive voice

Verb moods

The main action e.g. ran, walked, played

Express possibility e.g. can, might, will

Links a noun to an adjective e.g. is, appear, seem

An action that can start or end

Material dynamic verbs

Verbal dynamic verbs

Concerned with events e.g. drove, parked, melted

Concerned with communication e.g. sang, spoke, shouted

Constant actions or states

Mental stative verbs

Relational stative verbs

Require an intrinsic process e.g. thought, love, believe

Show the relation between things or a state of being e.g. became, owns, contains

When verbs have a direct object e.g. Jake bought a new phone or sally ate all the cupcakes

When a verb is not followed by an object e.g. the teacher smirked or Henry laughed

When the subject is performing an action e.g. Ryan played the chararcter well, or Christian loves his wife

When the subject is being acted on e.g. the character was played well by Ryan or Christian's wife is loved by Christian

Imperative mood

Indicative mood

Interrogative mood

Conditional mood

Subjunctive mood

A command word e.g. listen to me or hurry up

Indicates a fact e.g. he will neve be satisfied, Alan plays the guitar

Asks a question e.g. have you read this? Will you marry me?

Expresses a proposition (would + infinitive) e.g. I would love to live in London, or we would have had a party

Poses a hypothetical situation e.g. It is important that you agree to these terms, or I reccomend that you buy a new dress for the wedding

Place

Manner

Time

Frequency

Indicates a location e.g. near, inside, outside

Describes the way things happen e.g. happily, sadly, annoyingly

Indicates a time, e.g. soon, tomorrow, in a while

Indicates how often something happens, e.g. always, never, sometimes

Articles

Quantifiers

Definite article

Indefinite article

Used when something is specific e.g. the door, the house, the boy

Used when something is more general e.g. a boy, a girl

Display a quantity e.g. nine, lots of, a few

Coordinating conjugations

Subordinating conjunctions

Joins two of the same clause e.g. FANBOYS

Joins a main clause and a subordinate clause e.g. until,because,before

Synonyms

Antonyms

Homophones

Homogaphs

Homonyms

Words that are read the same but spelt differently

Words that are spelt the same but read diffeerently

Words that are read and spelt the same but with different meanings