Wednesday, 14 November 2018

EF3/4 Parts of Speech

8 Parts of Speech

1. Nouns
person - Brian, Sarah, father, mother, niece, nephew, sibling
"I have five siblings: two brothers and three sisters."
place - school, college, mosque, church, bridge, city, Vancouver, Bolivia, mountain, stadium, home, cinema, Doctor Chen, Mister Smith, Mrs. Fateh
things - car, computer, pen, phone, cellphone, knuckle, elbow, earlobe, forehead
ideas - feelings, emotions- love, hate, sadness, happiness, goodness, evil, education, freedom, knowledge, sensible
ideas - abstract nouns
things- concrete noun  

proper noun (capitalized) - Vancouver, Joe, Egypt, Lululemon, Mazda

singular              plural             
pen                     pens
bottle                  bottles
child                   children
person                people
woman               women (wimin)
man                    men
mouse                mice
deer                   deer
fish                    fish
sheep                 sheep
thief                   thieves
belief                 beliefs
knife                  knives
wife                   wives
leaf                    leaves
half                    halves
sheet                  sheets



uncountable
paper - two pieces of paper
water - one bottle of water, two cups of water
sugar - two cubes of sugar, one half tablespoon of sugar
cheese - one slice of cheese, some cheese, a wheel of cheese
milk, salt, beer, wine
advice - a piece of advice, some good advice

a piece of pizza, wood, gold, paper


2. Verbs - action words, state
actions- run, buy, eat, fall, drive, write, fix, learn, cook, throw
"She throws the football."

state- be, is, has
"She is very happy."
"She will be very happy tomorrow." future
"He is married."
"He is single."
"She likes movies."
"Joe is a father of three kids."

verb tenses - past, present, future

3. Adjectives- describe nouns
Opinion
Size
Age
Shape
Colour
Origin
Material
Purpose
*opinion - nice, beautiful, expensive, pretty, ugly, good, bad, worse, worst, best, intelligent, clever, boring, interesting
*size - large, small, wide, narrow, huge, tiny, two-inch, six-foot
*age - old, young, teenaged, senior, four-year-old, adult, ancient, brand-age, junior
*shape- round, square, triangular, circular, rectangular, straight, crooked, wavy, curly
*colour- green, white, black, sky blue, light blue, deep blue, ocean green, lime green, dark red, burgundy, chocolate brown, cafe au lait, turquoise,

shades and colours

*origin - Canadian, Japanese, Vietnamese, American, Persian, Indian, Egyptian, English, Irish
*material - metal, gold, silver, steel, iron, aluminum, nickle
wooden, plastic, cotton, silk, polyester, fleece, cashmere, wool, paper, glass, chamois
*purpose - school, work, sports, church, 


Opinion
Size
Age
Shape
Colour
Origin
Material
Purpose

This is a nice red wool hat.
She bought a round Japanese tea cup.
Canada is a nice and huge country.
Canada is a very cold but nice country.

Forms of Adjectives

cold   colder    coldest
old     older      oldest
good  better     best

beautiful    more beautiful     most beautiful
expensive  more expensive    most/least expensive


4. Adverbs - modify verbs
-ly
The little kids run quickly after the ice cream truck.
slowly
nicely
beautifully
lazily
carefully
She speaks French very well.
You must speak to children slowly and quietly.
nicely/gently
I shouted angrily at my daughter.
The ballet dancer dances beautifully.
We must drive carefully and safely.
cautiously

5. Pronouns
I, you, he, she, they, we
my, your, his, her, their, our
me, you, him, her, them, us

6. Conjunctions- 

7. Prepositions - show direction and place
We live in BC.
She lives on Fraser Street.
He lives at 1234 Main Street.
She is walking in the street.
She is sleeping in her bed.
She is sleeping on her bed.
He is sitting on a chair. 
He is sitting in an armchair. 
We get on a bus/plane/bicycle/train.
We get in a car/taxi/elevator.

to

for
with
above
below
beside
up
down
after 
before

8. Interjections - express emotion in a word
Oh.
What?
Um...
Wow!
Oh no!
Huh?
Yeah.
Yup.
Nope.
No way.


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