Grammar

​A noun is a word that refers to any one of the following items: persons, animals, plants, objects, times, places, and ideas.

​​Noun

​A verb is a word that expresses activity, change, feeling, or existence.

​​Verb

​A pronoun is a word that can substitute for a noun.

​​Pronoun

​A conjunction connects (1) words, (2) phrases, or (3) clauses

Conjunctions

A preposition establishes a relationship between an object (usually a noun phrase) and some other part of the sentence, often expressing a location in time or place.

​​Preposition

​Persons: Bob, woman, niece, student, teachers

Animals: dog, mouse, birds

Objects: glove, car, buses, building

Places: home, office, city, Africa

Ideas: democracy, love, youth, dreams

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He, she, it, they, we..............

The woman went into the store. She bought a book.

The plant seems dry. Julie should water it.

My sisters live in St. Louis. They are coming to visit.

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The dog is running down the street.

The weather became cold.

Beyonce is singing.

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Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs.

Examples: The blue car ran into the red car.

The tall woman was carrying an expensive umbrella.

The farmer patiently waited for the cows.

My house was badly damaged after the storm.

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John and Mary are organizing a walk-a-thon.

The book is on the table or the counter.

Alex speaks both English and Spanish.

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Pat sat on the chair.

Cliff gave the apples to tom.

Geneva is the owner of the diner.

The mop is in the closet beside the broom.

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