Question

Time for some Grammar Lesson for everyone who asks questions on Grammar for hw etc. Kids these days don't know how grammar works and blame it on their teachers for not learning it. So, I decided to step up for once and give y'all some lecture.

Answer 1

Lecture away, Oh wise teacher.

Answer 2

Okay there are 8 Parts of Speech in Grammar. That everyone seems to struggle with.
1. Nouns
2. Pronouns
3. Verbs
4. Adjectives
5. Adverbs
6. Preposition
7. Conjunctions
8. Interjections

Answer 3

ok help me on adjectives

Answer 4

Adjectives describes a noun or a pronoun.

Answer 5

BAM. SCHOOLED.

* Drops text book *

Answer 6

ok thanks and preposition

Answer 7

nvm

Answer 8

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/preposition

Answer 9

LOL I will stop being sarcastic and enthusiastic now..

(OH, I scare myself with big words...)

Answer 10

Nouns: Names, Places, Things or Ideas

There are a common few types of nouns:

1. Common Nouns : basically to name general items
(Ex: tv, camera, book, painting)
Sentence: I am buying a TV.

2. Proper Nouns : basically to name SPECIFIC items
(Ex: Sony tv, Canon Camera, The MazeRunner)
Sentence: I am buying a SONY tv.

3. Abstract Nouns : basically anything that can be visiualized in your mind, NOT able to use your five senses.
(Ex: Emotions)
Sentence: I want to see some PEACE & HAPPINESS & JUSTICE in this world.

4. Concrete Nouns : Basically anything you can do USING your 5 senses. (Quick Reminder on your 5 senses: Touch, Smell, Taste, Hear, See)
(Ex: Stars. Fire. Blood. Tears.)
Sentence #1: I can see STARS (stars would be the nouns since you can SEE them)
Sentence #2: I feel BLOOD dripping down my shoulder. ( blood would be the noun here since you can FEEL the blood dripping your shoulder.)

5. Compound Nouns : when two or more words combine together to make one noun.
Note: ARE MODIFIED BY ADJECTIVES.
Note: SOMETIMES HAVE HYPENS IN THEM AS WELL.
(Ex: toothpaste {tooth-paste}. bathroom {bath-room}. bedroom {bed-room} so yeah)
Sentences: I ran out of TOOTHPASTE

6. Collective Nouns: Collection or number of things.
Ex: (herd. group. army. team)
Sentence: I got selected on the TEAM!

These are the most common nouns WE use in GRAMMAR and in writting. THESE AREN'T THE ONLY ONES BUT THESE ARE THE IMPORTANT ONES.

Answer 11

Pronouns: takes a place of a noun
[Ex: HE, SHE, IT, THEY, IT THEM (so many more)]
Sentences: HE is so nice to me.

Answer 12

thanx bby

Answer 13

Verbs: a word used to describe an action
Note: Almost always ends in -ING form
(Ex: Jogging. Sleeping. Eating)
Sentence: I am joking around dude calm down!

Another kind of verb would be
HELPING VERBS: help the main verbs in the sentence
(Ex: be, have, has, had, do, does, did, must, can, shall etc)
Sentences: She CAN run. He DID the hw yesterday.

Answer 14

Adjectives: a word that describes or modifies a noun
(Ex: pretty, loud, quite, happy, depressing)
Sentence: You are so LOUD when you talk it's annoying.

Answer 15

Adverbs: a word that modifies an adjective
Note: Almost always ends with -LY
(Ex: Gently. Tiredly. Angrily.)
Sentence: She closed the door gently so the baby won't wake up.

Answer 16

My grammar is perfect. Thank you very much.

Answer 17

thx 4 teach grammer
much appreciate

Answer 18

Oh teacher, I believe we haven't gone over prepositional phrases. I hear a lot of kids requesting that. Shall we lecture?

Answer 19

I will once I finish the other ones lovely student of mine.

Answer 20

Lol. Ok.

Answer 21

But that will be a different post itself

Answer 22

Alright, call me when you host the post, I may quiz about Earth Science.

Answer 23

Prepositions: are words that indicate location
(Ex: Under, Below, Across, In, On, Beside etc)
Sentences: The cat is ON the couch.

Answer 24

Thanks for your explanation, it was awesome.:)

Answer 25

thanksssss pom

Answer 26

;) No probes bebe ;).

Answer 27

I will add the last part of speech sometime this week heehee busy busy :p