PARTS OF SPECH
Mary is very young
is: lexical linking verb
What's the difference between these verb tenses:
a) What did you eat for lunch?
b) What were you eating for lunch?
a) Perfective aspect
b) Imperfective aspect
What type of noun is it?
Mary Clarkson wrote the note on the wall.
Proper noun
loaf. Can you spell it please?
loaves
What is the partitive of salt?
a pinch of salt
He loves his neighbourhood
possessive determiner
Luke believes he has done a good test.
Stative verb
Can you make the noun for: discover?
Discovery
mouse.
Can you spell it , please?
mice
what is the partitive of smoke?
A wisp of smoke
Peter bought flowers and gave them to his mother
Coordinating conjunction
What tense? Why?
Susan attends piano lessons in the aftyernoon
Simple present- Habitual action.
What is the noun for beg?
beggar
tooth.
Can you spell it please?
teeth
What is the partitive of toothpaste?
A tube of toothpaste
When she phoned, I was sleeping.
Subordinating conjunction
What tense? use?
If I were you , I would attend classes more often.
Simple past- unreal past- hypothetical
What is the feminine of spinster?
bachelor
goose
Can you spell it please?
geese
What is the partitive of soda?
A splash of soda
Nobody knows her address.
Indefinite pronoun
What tense? use?
The car was wet. It had been raining .
Past perfect progressive. How long the action lasted
What is the feminine for groom?
bride
louse
Can you spell it please?
lice
What is the partitive of soap?
A bar of soap