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Nouns
Noun Phrases
Determiners and Articles
100
Nouns can be one of these 4 categories:
What is a Person, Place, Thing, or Idea?
100
Noun phrases include these, which add specific details such as "What Kind?", "Which One?", and "How Many?" to a noun.
What are Adjectives?
100
Shows Possession in a noun phrase.
What is a Determiner?
200
Nouns can show this by adding (-s), (-es), or (-ies) to the ending of a root noun.
What is NUMBER or COUNT?
200
This is the Primary Noun in a noun phrase.
What is the Head Noun?
200
These come before determiners and can show number, amount, feelings of surprise, etc...
What are Predeterminers?
300
Nouns can show this by adding ('s) or an ( ' ) to the end of a word.
What is Possession?
300
Noun phrases include these that help us DETERMINE more details about the Head Noun.
What are Determiners?
300
These come after Determiners and can show number, order, amount, etc...
What are PostDeterminers?
400
these nouns can be any general thing, fairly usual in everyday life.
What are common nouns?
400
What role the Noun phrase plays when is the the WHAT, WHO, or DOER of the sentence.
What is the Subject?
400
This is the Indefinite Article that comes before a CONSONANT sound.
What is "A"?
500
These nouns give the real, proper name or title, more uncommon than other types of nouns.
What are Proper Nouns?
500
Noun phrases do not require all of these parts in order to be complete.
What are Predeterminers, Determiners, and Postdeterminers?
500
This is the Indefinite Article that comes before a VOWEL sound.
What is "An"?