Grammar Test Revision

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Pronoun: Words that give extra information about the noun.

Determiner: Words that precede the noun e.g.- The

Common Concrete Noun: Physical things we can identify through our senses

Pre-modifying Adjective: Describing word that comes before the noun that gives extra information about the subject.

Euphemism: A word or phrase is used to make something sound more appropriate depending on the social aspect. e.g. a bun in the oven means your pregnant

Dysphemisms: You say something how it is. - you are blunt

Preposition: The position of the noun

Abstract noun: A word or phrase used for a feeling or something we can't physically see. e.g. happiness

Derivational Morpheme: a morpheme (ly) added to the end of a word and the word class changes

inflectional morpheme: a morpheme (ly) added to the end of a word and the tense changes.