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Mindmap of English Language (mindmap by Ryan Kliewer) - Coggle Diagram
Mindmap of English Language (mindmap by Ryan Kliewer)
parts of speech
adjective
participles
participial phrases
infinitives
infinitive phrases
questions
what kind?
which one?
how many?
how much?
whose?
types
descriptive
comparative
superlative
demonstrative
this/these
that/those
indefinite
many
more
fewer
proper
Italian
Greek
interrogative
which
what
predicate adjectives
irregular comparison
much/more/most
bad/worse/worst
good/better/best
little/less/least
articles
adjective prepositional phrases
adjective clauses
relative pronouns
adverb
infinitives
infinitive phrases
questions
how?
when?
why?
under what circumstances?
to what extent?
types
time
place
manner
degrees of comparison
positive
careful
comparative
more carefully
superlative
most carefully
double negatives
adverb prepositional phrases
adverb clauses
subordinating conjunctions
noun
common nouns
proper nouns
gerunds
gerund phrases
infinitives
infinitive phrases
suffixes
abstract nouns
concrete nouns
plural nouns
gender
possessive nouns
collective nouns
predicate nouns
noun clauses
subject
direct object
object of preposition
verb
tense
present
present progressive
present perfect
present perfect progressive
past
past perfect
past perfect progressive
past progressive
future
future perfect
future progressive
future perfect progressive
voice
active
passive
verb phrases
types
regular
irregular
linking
transitive
intransitive
subject/verb agreement
problem verbs
lie/lay
sit/set
rise/raise
interjection
conjunction
coordinating conjunctions
subordinating conjunctions
correlative conjunctions
preposition
time
space
prepositional phrases
adjective prepositional phrases
adverb prepositional phrases
pronoun
types
personal
case
subjective/nominative
possessive
objective
gender
masculine
feminine
neuter
number
singular
plural
relative
reflexive
demonstrative
reciprocal
interrogative pronouns
indefinite
problems
ambiguous reference
broad reference
punctuation
period
comma
set off introductory phrases or dependent clause
set off introductory words
set off interrupting words or phrases in the middle of sentence
set off direct address at beginning of sentence
semicolon
colon
quotation marks
direct quotations
indirect quotations
quote within a quote
set off words, phrases, or sentences referred to within a sentence
set off slang words or expressions
titles of magazines, articles, songs, poems, and chapters of books
dash
phonics
minimal pairs (25 of them)
/g/ and /k/ bag back
/b/ and /p/ big pig
/u/ and /o/ bus boss
/a/ and /u/ cap cup
/ea/ and /a:/ care car
/ae/ and /a:/ cat cart
day they
/f/ and /v/ fan van
far for
fit feet
get jet
hair hear
hit it
jeep cheap
lick like
mash mess
meat neat
men man
peas peace
rice lice
tank thank
ten tin
thin thing
very berry
diagraming
Sentences
Types
compound
complex
compound-complex
simple
Errors
Fragment
Comma splice
Run-on
misplaced modifier
dangling modifier
Inverted sentence order
clauses
independent
dependent
adjective clauses
noun clauses
adverb clauses
Writing
expository
narrative
argument
description
word functions
subject
Simple subject
Compound subject
verb
direct object
predicate noun/nominative
object of preposition
preposition
indirect object
adjective
adverb
conjunction
appositives
literature
American literature
British literature
sight words
capitalization
special titles
geographic names
streets, bridges, dams, hotels, monuments, parks, etc.
historical periods, historical events, and historical documents
government bodies and departments
books, movies, magazines, songs, etc.
do not capitalize school subjects unless they are languages
words that show family relationships when part of a name
problem pairs
already/all ready
altogether/all together
its/it's
their/there/they're
than/then
who's/whose
break/brake
later/latter
lead/led
loose/lose
principle/principal
plane/plain