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Parts of Speech (PREPOSITIONS (TIME Helps to link noun or pronoun with a…

- - - - Proper noun
        
        Is a certain or specif name of a person, place or thing,
      - Common noun
        
        Is a noun that give commans to person, place or thing.
      - Plural
        
        To make a plural niun can be formed by adding an S.
      - Singular
        
        To make a plural about just one thing.
- - - - Used as the direct/ indirect object of the preposition.
        
        Me - You - Him - She - It - Us - You - Them
        
        She loves me.
        
        I will tell you a story.
    - - Shows possession or ownership.
        
        My - Your - His - Her - Its - Our - Your - Their
        
        My jeans are pink.
        
        Her dog is small.
    - - Is used as the subject of the sentences.
        
        She is my best friend.
        
        You and I will meet later.
        
        I - You - He - She - It - We - You - They
    - - Used to show ownership or relationship.
        
        The dog is hers.
        
        The car is mine.
        
        Mine - Your - His - Hers - Ours - Yours - Theirs
- - - - They don't follow their regular conjugation
    - - Find out that not all verb has an object.
    - - Just ad ED
        
        Finished - Started
    - - It related that all the time needs to have a direct object.
- - - - Squere - Circle - Round - Oval - Flat
    - - Young - Old - Mature - New
    - - Small - Large - Long - Tiny - Little
    - - Blue - Black - Green - Orange - Pink - Red
    - - Mexica - America - Chinese
    - - Good - Bad -Nasty - Beautiful - Ugly
    - - Plastic - Wood - Paper - Cotton - Metal
    - - A - An - The - My - Yours
    - - Sleeping - Drinking - Shopping - Playing
- - - - THE
        
        The book is in my backbag.
      - AN
        
        An orange on the table.
      - A
        
        A girl eats an apple
- - - - they work together in pairs to join words or phases that carry equal importance in a sentence.
        
        I want EITHER the cheesecake OR the frozen hot chocolate.
        
        BOTH/AND
        
        EITHER/OR NEITHER/NOR
        
        RATHER/OR
        
        NOT ONLY/BUT ALSO
    - - Word or words used to join a
        main clause or a dependent
        or independent clause..
        
        After the basement flooded,
        we spent all day cleaning up
        
        ALTHOUGH AFTER
        
        AS BECAUSE UNTIL
        
        BEFORE BY THE
        
        TIME EVEN IF WHEN
    - - join two sentences, main clauses, words, or other parts of speeach
        
        FANBOYS
        
        FOR AND
        
        NOR BOUT
        
        OR YET SO
        
        I want to go to the concert BUT I have to do my homework
- - - - Examples:
        
        Alas. I forget my brother's birthday
        
        Oops! Sorry I forget my homework.
        
        Ahh, that feels wonderful.