MAJOR AND MINOR PART OF SPEECH BY Lucky ONEBUNNE Flashcards

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……… plurals some nouns form their plural by deleting ‘f’ and adding ‘yes’ or changing the inner vowel from a to e. E.g. dwarf-dwarves, man-men

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Irregular

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Nouns that end with ‘y’ replace the ‘y’ for ……

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‘ies’.

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Nouns that end with ch, x, s, sh, o add…….. to the end of the word.

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es

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Regular plurals: Here nouns add plural marker ……… to indicate plural.

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‘s’

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Plurality in nouns can be shown in 2 different ways namely…….. and ……. plurals.

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regular plurals and irregular

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5
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noun also exhibit ……..

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plurality

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When we group words into different classes, we refer to class as a…….

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part of speech

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The……..parts of speech are; noun, adjective, adverb and verb.

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major

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…….. can be defined as the name of a person, place, thing, concept, quality, and abstract idea.
Nouns are usually the subject or object of sentences.

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noun

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Common noun are……. names. It is the opposite of a proper noun.

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general

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………. are nouns that can not be experienced with the five senses.

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Abstract nouns:

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These are specific names of people, place, things, days of the week, institutions etc. They
start with capital letters irrespective of their position in a sentence……………..

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Proper nouns

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A ……. can function as a subject, a direct object, an indirect object, a complement, an apposition, and a preposition .

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noun

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Nouns show ownership or possession by adding apostrophe and……

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‘s’.

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Nouns under plural tantrum have only……forms. E.g. scissors. They are quantified by adding a measure word. E.g. A pair of scissors.

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plural

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14
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Plural tantrum is a Latin word that means ………

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plural only.

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Concrete nouns are nouns that are……. and can be identified through the five senses.

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tangible

15
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…………. are names of people, place, thing as one unit.

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Collective nouns

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The three degrees of adjectives are …….., ………. and ……….

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positive, comparative and superlative

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………… modifies a noun or fellow adjective or pronoun.

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An adjective

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…….adjective this is used to describe rather than compare

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positive

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…….adjective compares two things at a time

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comparative

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superlative adjective compares ………..

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three things at a time

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…….. descriptive adjective, quantitative adjectives, qualitative adjectives, possessive adjectives demonstrative adjectives, interrogative adjectives and indefinite
adjectives.

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Types of Adjectives

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……..adjectives talk about the quantity of something

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quantitative

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………adjectives describes the quality of living and nonliving things.

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qualitative

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possessive adjectives modifies a…….

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noun phrase

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The…… of adjectives in English are as follows; Quantity or number, Quality or opinion, size, age, shape, color, proper adjective, purpose or qualifier.

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order

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……. are words that modify verbs, adjectives and other adverbs in a sentence.

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Adverbs

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