a word which is...
kinds
common
proper
NOTE:
always capitalized
Proper nouns can be abstract or concrete.
Most are concrete.
John, Peru, Lausanne, History
concrete
abstract
pronoun
a word which...
kinds
personal
"possessive"
interrogative
relative
demonstrative
indefinite
verb
a word which...
kinds
transitive
active
passive
intransitive
linking
movement
other
adjective
a word which...
kinds
qualitative
quantitative
demonstrative
adverb
a word which...
refers to something without physical reality
thought, love, history. kindness, stupidity
mine, your, his, hers, its, ours, theirs
who?, which?, what?, whose?...
who, which, that, whose...
this, that, these, those
someone, anybody, none...
The subject acts on the object.
The subject is acted upon.
has no direct object
The apple was eaten by her.
They went to Nepal.
She ate at 6 o'clock.
shows a quantity
points at something
I've got six dogs.
This house is mine.
an adjective,
or another adverb
She isquite nice.
He ranvery fast.
a word which is...
NOTE:
Prepositional phrases act as adjectives or
adverbs
a word which...
kinds
coordinating
subordinating
NOTE1:
subordinate clauses to principal clauses
Relative adverbs act as subordinating
conjunctions.
Subordinate clauses act as nouns, adverbs, or
adjectives.
if, because, so that...
where, when, while...
a word which...