Kinds of Words

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Mapa Mental sobre Kinds of Words, criado por GERMAN FRANCISCO CIFUENTES LAMELES em 12-10-2017.
GERMAN FRANCISCO CIFUENTES LAMELES
Mapa Mental por GERMAN FRANCISCO CIFUENTES LAMELES, atualizado more than 1 year ago
GERMAN FRANCISCO CIFUENTES LAMELES
Criado por GERMAN FRANCISCO CIFUENTES LAMELES mais de 6 anos atrás
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Kinds of Words
  1. Words can be either
    1. Nouns
      1. Concrete and abstract things that can be talked about.
        1. Joe, houses, love, Americans, etc.
      2. Determiners
        1. These words accompany and "determine" a noun.
          1. Articles
            1. The, A, An, Zero (Article).
            2. Demonstrative Pronouns
              1. This, that, those, these
              2. Quantifiers
                1. Half, All, Some, Few
                2. Possessives
                  1. Mine, Yours, Theirs, Hers
                  2. Distributive
                    1. Every, Each, none.
                    2. Numerals
                      1. First, Second, Three, Two-fold
                  3. Verbs
                    1. Represent actions and states
                      1. To be, to walk, to think, to arrive.
                        1. Grammatical markers:
                          1. Mood
                            1. Indicative; Imperative; Subjunctive: Infinitive
                            2. Voice
                              1. Active or Passive
                              2. Aspect
                                1. Continuous, Perfect, Conditional
                                2. Tense
                                  1. Present, Past, Future
                              3. types of verbs
                                1. Transitive
                                  1. Are directed to an object
                                  2. Intransitive
                                    1. Are not directed to an object
                                    2. Modals
                                      1. Auxiliaries
                                        1. Normals
                                          1. To Walk, To write,
                                          2. Do, Does, Have
                                          3. Would, Could, Should
                                    3. Conjunctions
                                      1. Link words, clauses and phrases with different kinds of relationships
                                        1. Coordinating
                                          1. Explanatory
                                            1. Because, Such as, for instance, for example.
                                            2. Illative
                                              1. So, Therefore, For That reason, accordingly
                                              2. Alternative
                                                1. Or, Otherwise, Either
                                                2. Comulative
                                                  1. As well as, no less than., and.
                                                3. Subordinating
                                                  1. Meaning dependence or subordination
                                                    1. Whereas, Because, Although.
                                                      1. Adversative
                                                        1. But, Still, Yet, However, While
                                                    2. Correlative
                                                      1. Meaning Similarity (Pair of conjunctions)
                                                        1. Either, Neither, Nor, or, Not (only); but.
                                                  2. Prepositions
                                                    1. Show a relationship of time and/or space between nouns
                                                      1. Against, Underneath, Onto, Towards, Behind.
                                                    2. Adverbs
                                                      1. Specify how, when and where an action is fulfilled
                                                        1. Time: Tomorrow, Today, Ever, Yesterday, Last week
                                                          1. Place: Near, Away, Inside, There.
                                                            1. Manner: Slowly, Immediately, Carefully
                                                              1. Frequency: Always, Most of the Times, Hardly ever, Never
                                                                1. Amount: Many, Little, Few, None
                                                                  1. Degree: Quite, Enough, Almost, Very
                                                                2. Pronouns
                                                                  1. Used instead of a noun
                                                                    1. Interrogative
                                                                      1. Who, Which, What, Where
                                                                      2. Reflexieve
                                                                        1. Myself, Himself, Ourselves
                                                                        2. Acussative
                                                                          1. Me, Him, Them,
                                                                          2. Personal
                                                                            1. I, You, He, They
                                                                            2. Indefinite
                                                                              1. Anyone, Someone, nothing
                                                                              2. Possessives
                                                                                1. Mine, Hers, Theirs

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