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Praxis II Language And Linguistics Grammar Parts Of Speech
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1. Includes the gerund - its object - and its object's modifiers; WRITING A BEST SELLER is the goal of every novelist.
pronoun
gerund phrase
common adverbs (non - ly)
object pronoun
2. Used as a subject or part of a the subject in a sentence; WE are ready to go.
types of verbs
positive adjective
direct object
subject pronoun
3. Tense with the past participle and helping verb HAVE and HAS
intransitive verb
subject pronoun
present perfect
superlative adjective
4. Tense with the past participle and helping verb HAD
past perfect
possessive pronoun
noun
object pronoun
5. Common noun that names a group with more than one member; examples: jury - brigade - staff
mass noun
who
collective noun
future tense
6. An adjective used to compare two items; example: Today is HOTTER than yesterday.
comparative adjective
common articles
demonstrative pronoun
singular possessive noun
7. Noun that shows ownership or possession
possessive noun
infinitive phrase
irregular verb
common linking verbs
8. A - and - the
superlative adverb
common articles
abstract noun
common adverbs (non - ly)
9. Takes the place of a noun or nouns; they show number and gender; example: singular: I - me - my - mine - you - your - yours - he - him - his - she - her - hers - it - its / plural: we - us - our - ours - you - your - yours - they - them - their - the
past / past participle
personal pronoun
reflexive pronoun
superlative adjective
10. Tells which one; examples: this - that - these - and those
infinitive phrase
future tense
demonstrative adjective
plural possessive noun
11. Names a particular person - place - thing - or idea; example: Amelia Earhart - Chicago - Katmai National Park
object of the preposition
proper adjective
proper noun
types of verbs
12. Is used as a direct/indirect object in a sentence; example: Rebecca gave ME a gift.
mass noun
types of verbs
object pronoun
common prepositions
13. Tense with the past participle and helping verb WILL HAVE
adjective phrase
future perfect
infinitive phrase
possessive pronoun
14. Another - each - neither - many - all - more - other - both - either - few - several - any - most - some
types of indefinite articles
present / present participle
personal pronoun
demonstrative pronoun
15. Noun or pronoun that receives the action of a verb; tells who or what receives the action; example: Bobby loved his PARENTS.
direct object
predicate adjective
intransitive verb
reflexive pronoun
16. Names one person - place - or thing; example: principal - cafeteria - stereos
adjective
object pronoun
singular noun
conjunction
17. Names an idea - quality - action - or feeling
past perfect
abstract noun
proper noun
present / present participle
18. Connects an independent clause with one or more dependent clauses; examples: since - before - unless - however
indefinite pronoun
who
subordinating conjunction
coordinating conjunctions
19. Verb that tells something that is happening now; example: Dena LAUGHS at the jokes.
correlative conjunction
present tense
main verb
present perfect
20. AND - BUT - and OR join ideas that are similar; remember to place a comma before you write sentences; example: Craig gets in trouble - BUT he usually gets out of it.
coordinating conjunction
abstract noun
singular possessive noun
future tense
21. Tells to whom or for whom the action of the verb is done; example: Jack showed the DOG kindness.
object of the preposition
articles
indirect object
superlative adjective
22. Adjectives 'a -' 'an -' and 'the'
articles
relative pronoun
indefinite pronoun
common pronouns
23. An adjective used to compare three or more items; example: This is the HOTTEST day of the year.
predicate nominative
gerund
superlative adjective
reflexive pronoun
24. Connects words or word groups
direct object
types of indefinite pronouns
conjunction
helping verb
25. Takes the place of one or more noun; example: I - you - he - she - it - we - they - it
preposition
antecedent
pronoun
direct object
26. Is made up of a preposition - the object of the preposition - and all the words in between: example: Who lives IN THAT HOUSE?
direct object
prepositional phrase
abstract noun
antecedent
27. Action - linking - helping - phrases
types of verbs
present perfect
future tense
noun
28. Words that mean no; common negatives: no - not - never - nowhere - nothing - nobody - no one - neither - scarcely - barely; use only one in a sentence
negatives
interrogative pronoun
types of indefinite pronouns
collective noun
29. Common - proper - compound - collective
future perfect
types of nouns
pronoun
main verb
30. Is not the main verb in a phrase; are added to another verb to make the meaning clearer; includes any forms of TO BE
plural noun
helping verb
object pronoun
common noun
31. Shows the relationship of a noun or a pronoun to another word in the sentence; example: I walked ALONG the beach.
interrogative pronoun
linking verb
preposition
main verb
32. A verb ending in - ing and functions as a noun; example: ESTIMATING is an important mathematics skill.
gerund
types of indefinite pronouns
future perfect
participle
33. When using pronoun - the noun to which it refers; example: HE heard. NICHOLAS heard. // pronouns should agree with number and gender; example: NICHOLAS heard a LIBRARIAN tell STORIES.
antecedent
present tense
adjective phrase
plural noun
34. Adverbs such as lowest - nearest - most slowly; fastest - most seriously
future perfect
whom
common adverbs (non - ly)
superlative adverb
35. EITHER/OR - NEITHER/NOR - BOTH/AND join pairs of ideas
infinitive phrase
mass noun
present perfect
correlative conjunction
36. Adjectives - adverbs - conjunctions - interjections - nouns - pronouns - prepositions - verbs
articles
types of verbs
subject pronoun
parts of speech
37. Words that describes verbs - adjectives - or other -----; answers when - where - how - to what extent; modifies a verb - adjective - or -----; tells how - when - where - or to what extent; example: Our skates move EFFORTLESSLY. (how) or The ice is gl
demonstrative pronoun
adverb
common noun
conjunction
38. Adjective used when no comparison being made; example: This is a HOT day.
adverb
positive adjective
common linking verbs
conjunction
39. Linked group of words preceding noun or pronoun; examples: who - which - that
interrogative pronoun
relative pronoun
intransitive verb
common pronouns
40. A pronoun that does not refer to a specific - person - place - thing - or idea; examples: everyone - everything - everybody - anybody - many - most - few - each - some - someone - all - nothing - nobody - and no one
comparative adjective
indefinite pronoun
possessive pronoun
antecedent
41. Usually refers to the subject of a sentence; examples: myself - yourself - himself - herself - ourselves - yourselves - and themselves
subordinating conjunction
reflexive pronoun
past perfect
past tense
42. Afterward - already - quick - hard - never - today - even - low - rather - tomorrow - how - now - then - yesterday - late - often - almost - back - long - soon - when - here - next - still - where - far - more - slow - too - fast - near - so
comparative adjective
past tense
common adverbs (non - ly)
proper adjective
43. Pronoun that asks a question; examples: who - whom - whose - what - which
antecedent
parts of speech
interrogative pronoun
superlative adverb
44. Played / (have - has - had) played --> adding - ed or - d with form have
gerund
past / past participle
irregular verb
abstract noun
45. Names any person place - thing or idea; example: pilot - city - park
types of adjectives
common noun
intransitive verb
superlative adverb
46. Adverbs such as lower - nearer - more slowly; faster - more seriously
comparative adverb
interjections
types of helping verbs
types of indefinite articles
47. Points out person - places - or things - but less clearly;
plural noun
proper adjective
indefinite pronoun
common linking verbs
48. Does not end with - ed to form the past participle; examples; (is - are - am / was / were) ; (has - have / had / had) ; (do - does / did / done) ; ate - grown - bought - sold - spent - taken - etc.
abstract noun
irregular verb
coordinating conjunctions
intransitive verb
49. A word that modifies - or describes - a noun or pronoun; example: We saw LAZY lions beneath a SHADY tree.
common articles
adjective
negatives
past / past participle
50. Names more than one person - place - or thing; example: principals - switches - communities - toys - leaves - roofs - radios - potatoes - feet - sheep
object pronoun
plural noun
mass noun
types of demonstrative pronouns