Useful Grammar Vocabulary
.............................. are substitutes for nouns and noun
phrases; they're useful to avoid repetitions.
.............................. invariably define and modify nouns,
whereas .............................. define and modify a range of words:
verbs, adjectives and even other ...............................
.............................. precede nouns (the most common are
articles).
all, every, each are ............................... : they all have to
do with quantity.
I, you, she, it, he, we, they
are all ...............................
Mine, yours, his, hers, its, ours, theirs are ...............................
Myself is ...............................
one another, each other are ...............................
This, these, that, those are ...............................
who, whom, which, that are ...............................
who?, what?, which? are ...............................
adjectives
/ adverbs / demonstrative pronouns / indefinite pronouns / interrogative
pronouns / nouns / personal pronouns / possessive pronouns / pronouns /
reciprocal pronouns / reflexive pronoun /relative pronouns
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.............................. are link words that link or join two
parts of a sentence or two nouns ( and, if, ...)
.............................. link by relating verbs to nouns, pronouns
and noun phrases ( on, behind, between,
after, ...)
.............................. name things, they are used to refer to a
person, a thing or an abstract idea.
'Mother-in-law' is a ...............................
A .............................. is usually preceded by a determiner and
can be counted (it can have either singular or plural form)
.............................. cannot be counted, nor do they have plural form.
.............................. unify things, ideas or people into groups
(committee, government, team, ...)
The business of .............................. is to express action or
to indicate a condition or state.
.............................. either end in -ING or -ED, they are forms
of verbs.
.............................. precede and determine certain qualities
of nouns and noun phrases.
collective
nouns / compound noun / conjunctions / countable noun / determiners / nouns /
participles / prepositions / uncountable nouns / verbs
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a .............................. sentence contains / consists of a
single clause whereas a .............................. sentence contains two or
more clauses.
a .............................. is used to cut of a sentence at the
required length.
a ..............................'s role is to separate different
thoughts within sentences.
a .............................. is a pause somewhere between a strong
comma and a weak full stop; it is used to join phrases which are related in
theme but independent.
What follows a .............................. can take the form of a
conclusion, a summary, a list or a quotation; what precedes it is a complete sentence.
a .............................. joins two or more words together while
a .............................. keeps them apart.
.............................. are useful for inserting parenthetical
statements into sentences.
There are two kinds of ..............................: one to indicate a
contraction ( to shorten) and one to indicate possession of something.
apostrophes
/ colon / dash / dashes / full stop / hyphen / multiple / semi-colon / simple
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Try punctuating
I hate hypocrites like you I find them detestable
If you can possibly do so come if you cannot come
write if you haven't the time to write send a telegram
That that is is that that is not is not but that that
is not is not that that is nor is that that is that that is not