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- - - - Subject: Person or element that performs the action of the verb.
        Direct object: Person or thing to which the action is being directed.
        Beneficiary: who receives the direct object .
        
        Example:
        Our cat caught a mouse.
        Subject: cat
        Direct object: a mouse.
        Beneficiary: cat
      - Predicate Noun: no direct object in the sentence.
        
        Example: The boy throw the ball.
      - Object of a Preposition:it is a noun or pronoun that is connect to a preposition.
        
        Example: We drove our car to the store.
        **
    - - Common vs. Proper Nouns.
        Concrete vs. Abstract Nouns.
        Count vs. Non-Count Nouns
- - - - Example:
        It was made of a strange green metallic material.
- - - - Action verbs.
        Linking verbs.
        Helping verbs.
        
        Action verbs : Transitive and intransitive.
        
        Linking verbs: They connect the subject of a sentence with a noun that changes the name or describes the subject.
        
        Example: James felt hungry .
        
        Helping Verbs: are verbs that help the main verb in a sentence by extending its meaning.
        
        Main Verbs
        
        Stative verbs: Perception and relation.
        Dynamic verbs: express activities like dance, travel , talk etc.
        
        Regular verbs
        
        Irregular verbs
        
        Example:The trip might be dangerous.
- - - - Prepositions of time: It is used to refer to time.
        
        Consists of 3 prepositions:
        In: year, month, and day.
        On: particular days.
        At: clock time.
      - Preposition of place: it is used to refer different types of places.
        
        Consists of 3 prepositions:
        In: some sort of (physical or virtual) boundary.
        On: surface of things.
        At: specific places.
      - Preposition of movement or direction: It is used to express the direction of something.
        
        Consists of 4 prepositions:
        Into: used to refer to something inside.
        To: used to indicate a movement in that direction.
        Through: used to refer from one point to another.
        Towards: used to refer to a specific direction.
- - - - Coordinating Conjunctions: they are classified in a word FANBOYS wich means( for, and, nor, but, or, yet and so)
        
        Example:
        I went to the market, but I didn't
        purchase vegetables
      - Subordinating Conjunctions: independent and dependent clauses and indicate a cause and effect relationship.
        
        Example:
        Since I was not at home, I
        couldn’t cook food.
      - Correlative Conjunctions: two conjunctions that show the relation between two things in a sentence.
        
        Example: We can either go to the movies or stay inside and watch Netflix.
- - - - Middle of sentences.
        
        Example: The office can handle, well, for hundred application per day.
      - End of Sentences.
        
        Example: So, it’s snowing again, huh?
      - Beginning of Sentences.
        
        Example: Oh, I forgot to bring my book!