Theory note · Grade 5
Parts of speech
Independent and function parts of speech, interjections and onomatopoeia; the TT shape for each.
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Found: 17 materials
Theory note · Grade 5
Independent and function parts of speech, interjections and onomatopoeia; the TT shape for each.
Theory note · Grade 5
What a phrase is, what is not a phrase, and the kinds of phrases by head word.
Table · Grade 5
Attribute, object and adverbial: questions, meaning, typical forms and underlining.
Theory note · Grade 7
What a participle expresses, its verb and adjective features, and what voice is.
Table · Grade 7
Which stems the four kinds of participles come from and which suffixes each takes.
Theory note · Grade 7
How short participles are formed and change, and how a participle differs from a verb.
Theory note · Grade 7
What a gerund expresses, its suffixes, and how ne is written with gerunds.
Theory note · Grade 7
How four signs tell a participle (NN) from a verbal adjective (N).
Theory note · Grade 7
Why a short participle has one n while a short adjective keeps the same as the full form.
Theory note · Grade 7
When ne is joined to a participle and when it is written separately.
Theory note · Grade 7
Three cases where a gerund or gerund phrase is not set off by commas.
Theory note · Grade 8
Agreement, government and adjunction; indivisible phrases; a model analysis.
Table · Grade 8
Subjects expressed by a noun, pronoun, numeral, participle or infinitive.
Theory note · Grade 8
Simple verbal, compound verbal and compound nominal predicates.
Table · Grade 8
When the predicate is singular, when plural, and when both are possible.
Theory note · Grade 8
What an attribute is and what expresses agreed and non-agreed attributes.
Table · Grade 8
Five kinds of one-member sentences: what the main member is and what it means.