Easy grammer
Easy grammer
Weird grammer
Weird grammer
Mechanics
100

Verbs

(red)

a word used to express an action, a condition, or a state of being

100

Prepostions

(brown)

a word that shows the relationship of a noun or pronoun to another word

100

Complete Subject

all the words that tell whom or what​​​​
100

Verb Phrases

made up of a main verb and one or more helping verbs

100

MLA Format

how to set up an essay (know specifics)
200

Adjectives

(blue)

a word that modifies; or describes, a noun or pronoun, answers the questions What kind?, Which one?, How many?, or How much?

200

Simple Subject

main word or words in the complete subject

200

Compound Subject

2 or more subjects that share a verb, joined by the words such, as, and, or, or but

200

Subject Complements

follows a linking verb, indentifies or describes a subject and completes the meaning of state or being verbs

200

5 Paragraph Essay Structure

the template to writing a well-writen essay

300

Adverbs

(orange)

a word that describes a verb, adjective, or another adverb, answers the questions How or Why?, When?, Where?, or To what extent?

300

Simple Predicate

main word or words in a complete predicate

300

Complete Predicate

the verb and all words that tell what the subject is or does

300

Compound Predicate

2 or more verbs that share a subject, joined by the words such, as, and, or or but

400

Conjunctions 

(yellow)


a word used to join words or groups of words

400

Prepositional Phrases

(brown)

begins with a preposition, a noun or pronoun called the O.P. and any modifiers (adjectives)

400

Predicate Adjective

subject complements that describes or modify the subject

400

Predicate Noun

nouns or pronouns that identify, rename, or define the subject

500

Interjections

(pink)

word that expresses emotion

500

Direct object

a word or group of words that recieves the action of an action verb, answers what or whom

500

Indirect Object

answers to whom, for whom, or to what, always comes before the D.O, only exists with a D.O. in the sentance

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