Wednesday, 6 May 2015

Kaitlyn`s grammar revision











                              GRAMMA   REVISION!!!










Noun: a noun is a place, an object or a name E.G. Kaitlyn, Wiktoria.




Verb: a verb is a doing word or a being word E.G. Running, Jumping.




Articles: the three articles are: the, an and a.




Pronoun: a pronoun replaces a noun E.G. He, She.




Proper noun: a proper noun is a name that begins with a capital letter E.G. Kaitlyn, Wiktoria.




Adverb: an adverb describes a verb E.G. Gently, swiftly.


Connective: a connective joins two sentences together E.G. Because, And



GRAMMAR CITY

                     GRAMMAR    REVISION

                   GRAMMAR    REVISION


VERBS:   These are action words. they  are also being words.

NOUNS; A noun is a naming word. common noun e g cat, dog and hose.

PROPER NOUN;A persons name. also a name of a place.

ADVERB;A adverb describes the verb e g the boy ran quickly.

ADJECTIVES;A adjective joins two small sentence together.

grammar world

                     Grammar Revision     

 
  
VERBS:   A verb is a 'doing' or a 'being' word eg.






 John ran for the bus.   Ran is the verb.


Sarah is happy.  
NOUN: a place, a name

ADVERBS: The cheater ran quickly



LILY AND KELSEY'S GRAMMAR BOOK!

Welcome to our book we  will be telling you about Grammar words such as :
pronoun
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
article






PRONOUN: is a word that are used in a sentence to replace a name eg: he, she it.


NOUN: is a word that is used fore names of people.


VERB:  is a  doing  or being word eg walking ,jumping, skipping.


 ADJECTIV: is a describing word eg the blue ball


ADVERB: it describes a verb


ARITCAL: is the , a , an











SATs revision

                                                       GRAMMAR


A  noun is a name, place of thing, so it needs a capital letter. But don't forget a month and day need a capital letter too!


A verb is a doing or being word for example running,jummping, splashing.


An article is used to show say a specific thing like the box, which is talking about a specific thing not a box which is any kind of box. e.g., A ,an and the


A adjective is describes a noun for example the bright light, the wet water, green grass. ( which you can see on the first line)


A adverb describes a verb (which you can see on the second line) e.g.. slowly, swiftly, quietly.


A proper noun, which is a different way to use a noun e.g. , Emily , Amanda ,Thalia


A pronoun is a different way to use a proper noun, e.g., he she they you me him her ; and most importantly it most people forget it so MAKE SURE YOU REMEMBER!




Joanna's & Ashanti's Grammar Revision Guide..

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Joanna's & Ashanti's Grammar Revision Guide..



Noun: A noun is a name, place and thing like: Joanna, Ashanti, Leicester, London, Italy, Ruler, Cat etc.

Verb: A verb is a doing word or a being word like: Dancing, Running, Skipping, Singing, Was, Is etc.

Adverb: A adverb describes a verb like: Cautiously, Quickly, Slowly etc.

Adjectives: A adjective describes a noun like: Sunny, Fluffy, Bright, Colourful etc.

Article: A article/determiner normally is: A, An and The.

Preposition: A preposition shows relation and positions of where something is or when like: Under, On, Near, Over, Yesterday, Today, Earlier On etc.

Pro- Noun: A pro-noun is instead of using a noun you use pro-nouns like: he, she, they and her.





    
                   Helen and Chardonnay's
                      Grammar Guidance
           
 A noun is a name, thing, place or a person e.g
Nouns:

Car    
London
cake
letter
                             



A verb is a doing or a being word e.g
skipping
walking
dancing             
is
has
had
was


An adverb is describing a verb e.g
cautiously
quickly
slowly
speedily




A pronoun is a different word for a person e.g
he
they
she
her

A preposition is a name of a place where someone or something is e.g
under
over
above