English grammer
What can you about verb?
1. Action verb = run, eat, writes
2. Helping verb/Auxilary verb= be, have, do, will
3. Linking verb= think "kopula = "
have, does, will
4. Modal verbs = Can, Must, Should, Might....
Adjective
•What kind, which one, how many, how much? ( beautiful, blue, fibe, large...)
• Comperative - taller
• Superlative - tallest
Conjuctions
or, nor, for, so, yet is examples
1. Coordinating = and, but
2. Subordinating = Although, because, if, since, unleas, while...
3. Correlative= either, neither, both..
4. conjuncative adverbs= however, meanwhile, therefore...
Preposition
in, on, under, above, below, besides, inside, to, from, at, of, without
olika pronouns
1. Personal
subject : I, you, he, she, It
object: me, you, him, her, us
possesive: mine, yours, his, hers, its
2. Demonstrative
this, that, these, those
3. Relative: whom, whose, which
4. Indefinite: someone, everybody, someting
5. Interrogative: who, what
6. Reflexive: myself, yourself, herself, himself
Uncountable and Countable nouns
un: champange, glitter, water, love, happiness
count: money, rabbit, meter, cake
adverb
How? When? Why?
often ends with ly- finally, hopefully
tomorrow, everywhere, early...
The different between Post and Pre - modifer
pre > before the noun. Eg. the BIG house.
post>decribes after. Eg. the house, at the end of the street.
What is a relative clause?
eg. The present THAT i got. It is like a BS.
Main clause is like: the book on the table (M) witch I bought yesterday (R)
A simple sentence
It needs a S and P. "The sun shining"
A complex sentence
Makes the text better to real. It can have words like: Althoug, because, whitch....
Subject
often a noun. Who is it about
Verb
what is happining. can also be will, be, am...
Direct object
what or whom after the verb. Transitive verb has direct objects. Eg. Mary bought A BOOK. Bc what did she buy? - A book
Indirect object
It typicallu comes before thw direct object and answer the questions to whom? for whom? for what? Mary bought a book FOR HER FRIEND
Subject presicative
It follows a linking verb. (be, become, seem, appear...) and it describes the subject. It can be adjectives, nouns, pronouns. She is HAPPY. She seems HAPPY.
Object predicative
It comes after the direct object. Eg. I found the book INTRESTING. The book is OD