adjective vs. adverbs
Tells how many, how much, which one, what kind
Adjective
Person, place, or thing
Common noun
I, me, my, mine, we, us, our, ours
First person pronoun
Both…and
Correlative conjunction
Physical or mental action
Action verb
Form from a proper noun often end in -n, -an, -see, -ish
Proper adjectives
Person, place, thing, or idea. Always capitalized
Proper noun
Reflects action back on the subject
Reflexive pronoun
Scarcely…when
correlative conjunction
Links the subject to the descriptive verb
Linking verb
Modifies a verb, adjective, adverb
Adverb
Idea, quality, state
Abstract noun
Intensifies a noun or pronoun
Intensive pronoun
FANBOYS
Coordinating conjunction
And action verb that appears with a direct object
Transitive verb
Tells Where something happened
Adverb
A Group Of people or things
Collective nouns
Point out specific nouns(this, these, those, that)
demonstrative pronoun
After, although, because, before
Subordinating conjunction
An action verb that DOES NOT have a direct object
Intransitive verb
Specific and not specific (a, an, the)
Article
2 or more words
Compound noun
Used to introduce a clause that give more information
Relative pronoun
As long as, as soon as, as much as
Subordinating conjunction
Combined with a verb to form a verb phrase
Helping/Auxiliary verb