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Parts of speech the noun :
is a word that describes a person, place, thing, or idea , singular and plural nouns with practice , english grammar rules
practice Identifying nouns
Common and proper nouns , Concrete and abstract nouns , Irregular plural nouns – -f to -ves , Irregular plural nouns – words that end in -en , Irregular plural nouns – base plurals ,
Irregular plural nouns – the MUTANT PLURALS - foreign plurals , Origin of the Mutant Plural , sentence corrector
Parts of speech: the verb :
Introduction to verbs - agreement
The tenses - The present tense - The past tense - The future tense
Linking verbs - Helping verbs - verbs and nouns - Auxiliary (helping) verbs practice
irregular verbs - The funky -ed irregular verb - The vowel-shift irregular verb - The irregular verb gets taken for a ride - The truly irregular verbs
verb aspect - Simple Aspect , Progressive Aspect , Perfect Aspect
Verb aspect and modal verbs - Perfect progressive aspect , Modal verbs , infinitives
Parts of speech: the pronoun :
Personal pronouns , Possessive pronouns , Reflexive pronouns , Relative pronouns , That versus which , Who versus whom , Subject and object pronouns , Grammatical person and pronouns , Pronoun number
Pronouns , Pronoun vagueness , Emphatic pronouns
Parts of speech: the modifier :
Intro to adjectives , articles , Definite and indefinite articles
Intro to adverbs : Relative adverbs , verbs tense , Adjective order , Commas and Adjectives
the comparative and the superlative : Find out how to be "happier" or even "the happiest!" . Forming comparative and superlative modifiers , Intensifiers and adverbs of degree
Parts of speech: the preposition and the conjunction :
preposition , Prepositions of time , Prepositions of space
Types of prepositions and phrases , Compound prepositions , Prepositional phrases , Terminal prepositions
Coordinating conjunctions - Subordinating conjunctions
Correlative conjunctions and starting sentences , Beginning sentences with conjunctions , BONUS: "FANBOYS," a mnemonic song
Punctuation: the comma and the apostrophe :
Three ways to end a sentence - Punctuating a list
Commas in space and time - Salutations and valedictions - Commas in space and time - Commas and introductory elements
Commas in dialogue - Appositives - BONUS: The Oxford comma
Apostrophes and contractions - Apostrophes and plurals , possessive , Possession for words ending in “s” , Advanced (plural) possession ,
Its vs. it's - BONUS: History of the apostrophe - BONUS: History of the possessive apostrophe
Punctuation: the colon, semicolon, and more :
Linking function of the colon - The colon as a separator - semicolon - Semicolons and complex lists
Formatting styles - Italics and underlining - Using quotation marks in titles - Parentheses
Hyphens , dashes , and ellipses
Syntax: sentences and clauses :
A sentence is a grammatically complete idea - Exclamations
Simple and compound sentences - Complex sentences - Compound-complex sentences
Subjects and predicates - Subject, direct object, and indirect object
Phrases and clauses - Dependent and independent clauses - Relative clauses
Syntax: conventions of standard English :
Subject-verb agreement - Fragments and run-ons - Recognizing fragments - Run-ons and comma splices - Dangling modifiers and parallel structure
Usage and Style :
Frequently confused words - Affect and effect - Hear/here and accept/except - There, their, and they're - To, two, and too - easy tempus . Compliment/complement and desert/dessert - Less versus fewer - Bare/bear , explanation ,allowed/aloud, advice/advise, and break/brake - Common expressions
Style The Sound of Language: Alliteration, Assonance, and Onomatopoeia , The scale of formality , Under- and overstatement , Irony , comprehension
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