English 4th form grammar unit two

grammar

their

possessive and relationship

there

place and sentence starter

they’re

they are

its

possessive

it’s

it is

your

possessive

you’re

you are

whose

possessive

who’s

who is

good

As a adj. to modify noun

well

As a adverb: to describe well-being and how an action is done

to

Direction, aim, or purpose

too

extremely, more, in addition, also, very

use i before e

except after c when the sound is long e

use e before i after c

or when the sound is not long e

when adding the suffix -ly or -ness

do not change the spelling of the original word

generally drop the final silent e

before a suffix beginning with a vowel

change the final y to i before a suffix

unless the suffix begins with i