Terms
Type of pronoun
Helping verbs
Action or linking?
Future plans
100

It names a particular person, place, thing or idea.  

proper noun

100

This is Tito Puente at the ceremony.

demonstrative pronoun

100

Have you ever visited Redwood National Park?

have

100

Real fans feel hungry at the mention of chili peppers and chili powder.

feel- linking verb

100

I haven't written much of the essay yet, but I'm working/going to work on it soon.

going to work

200

 It is a word that names a group.

collective noun

200

Many refer to Tito as the “King of Latin Music”, or the “King of Salsa.”

indefinite pronoun
200

The giant trees there can be an awesome sight.

can

200

These are important ingredients in Mexican cooking.

are- linking verb

200

What time does the plane/ is the plane going to take off?

does the plane

300

It is a word that describes a noun or pronoun.

adjective

300

Who is the woman there?

interrogative pronoun

300

For centuries, these trees have been an important part of the environment.

have

300

Chili cooks start with their favorite chili powder.

start- action verb

300

I'll/ I'm going to make a sandwich. Do you want one?

I'm going to

400

It is a verb that includes one or more helping verbs.

verb phrase

400

She is Celia Cruz, a famous Cuban salsa singer.

personal pronoun

400

The rare trees must be saved for future generations.

must be

400

Basic chili powder consists of ground, dried chilies and other spices.

consists- action verb

400

I'll have a pizza. What are you going to/ might you have?

going to

500

She cooked dinner herself.

reflexive/intensive pronoun

500

It must have been a difficult decision.

must have

500

She looked absolutely gorgeous.

looked- linking verb

500

What will you/are you going to wear to the party?

are you going to

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