Parts of Speech Grammar

Common noun

Names any person place or thing

Proper noun

Names a particular noun and begins with a capital letter

Collective noun

Names a group of people or things

Compound noun

Consists of more than a single word

Personal pronoun

Refers to people and things

Reflexive pronoun

Formed by adding self of selves to certain personal pronouns

Interrogative pronoun

Used to use a question (whom, whose who which)

Demonstrative pronoun

Used to point of a specific person or thing ( This, that, these, those )

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Indefinite pronoun

Often does not refer to specific or definite person or thing. Does not have a specific antecedent.anyone, everyone, several)

Helping verb

Assists the main verb in the sentence. Can be more than one helping verb in sentence

Linking verb

Connects a subject to a noun or an adjective in the predicate. (Be verb)

Where? When? How? To What degree?

Adverb (again, almost, here, away, sometimes, etc)

Preposition

Relates a nova or pronoun to some other word in the sentence and often forms a phrase that shows where when how or why

Common preposition

Words that show a relationship between a noun/pronoun and another word in the sentence

Compound preposition

Compose of 2 or more words (according to, aside from, because of, In spite of

Prepositional phrase

A phrase that begins with a preposition and ends with a noun.

Coordinating conjunction

Single connecting word; fanboys

Correlative conjunction

Pairs of conjunction that work together (both and, either or, neither nor, not only but also

Subordinating conjunction

Word or phrase that connects an independent clause to a dependent clause.

Interjection

Word that expresses strong feelings or emotions