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What part of speech is it? - Coggle Diagram
What part of speech is it?
verb
active
?
Present
Present Simple
(V1/Vs)
Present Continuous
(am/is/are + Ving)
Present Perfect
(have/has + V3/ed)
Past
Past Simple
(V2/ed)
Past Continuous
(was/were + Ving)
Past Perfect
(had + V3/ed)
Future
Future Simple
(will + V1)
passive
?
Past Simple Passive
(was/were + V3/ed)
Future Simple Passive
(will + be + V3/ed)
Present Simple Passive
(am/is/are + V3/ed)
adjective
comparative or superlative?
short:
fast - faster - the fastest, big - bigger - the biggest, easy - easier - the easiest
long
:
beautiful - more beautiful - the most beautiful, dangerous - more dangerous - the most dangerous
exceptions
:
bad - worse - the worst, good - better - the best, far - further/farther the furthest/farthest, little - less - the least, many - more - the most
adverb
comparative or superlative?
-ly:
quietly - more quietly - the most quietly, slowly - more slowly - the most slowly
short:
hard - harder - the hardest, fast - faster - the fastest, late - later - the latest
exceptions
:
badly - worse - the worst, well - better - the best, far - further/farther - the furthest/farthest, little - less - the least, many - more - the most
noun
singular or plural?
согл + y
:
baby - babies, lady - ladies
-f + es:
wolf - wolves, wife - wives, leaf - leaves
-s, -ss, -ch, -sh, -o, -x + es:
box - boxes, glass - glasses
exceptions
:
mouse - mice, child - children, man - men, woman - women, foot - feet, tooth - teeth, sheep - sheep, person - people, fish - fish, goose - geese
+s:
table - tables, cat - cats
numeral
ordinal
one –
first
, two –
second
, three –
third
, five –
fifth
, eight –
eighth
, nine –
ninth
, twelve –
twelfth
, twenty -
twentieth
, twenty four -
twenty fourth
pronoun
possessive
my/mine, your/yours, his/his, her/hers, their/theirs, our/ours, its/-
subject
I, you, he, she, it, we, they
object
me, you, him, her, it, us, them
reflexive
myself, yourself/yourselves, himself, herself, themselves, ourselves