Nouns
What do you have in your right or left hand, when you are eating soup?
What is a spoon
The colour of the sun?
Yellow.
Taught is the past tense of this word?
Teach.
The type of words that follow a preposition?
A Noun.
The pronoun of "Buster" is?
He
The article in front of (chair)
What is "A"
The word of the following which is not an adjective:
Cat, small, scary.
Cat
Can, may, must, shall, are this type of verbs?
Modular verbs.
Above, against, under, up are types of this kind of prepositions?
Simple prepositions.
I, you, he, she, it, they are this type of pronouns?
Nominative.
This governs whether you use A or AN infront of a noun?
The sound of the first letter, governs the article
Small, large, handsome and tall are types of these adjevtives?
Descriptive.
To be and to have are types of these kind of verbs?
Auxiliary verbs.
Ahead of, because of, due to, are types of this kind of prepositions?
Complex prepositions.
my, your, his, her, their are this type of pronoun?
Possessive.
The sentence with either a pre or a post modifier and a noun?
A noun phrase.
Chemical, nuclear, postal are types of these adjectives?
Classifying.
The opposite of auxilary verbs is ?
Main verb/lexical.
After and before are prepositions, but can also be this type of word class?
Conjunctions.
Me, him, her are this type of pronoun?
Objective.
What does advice, furniture and money have in common?
They are all uncountable.
The type of conjugation which adds an e or er
Comparative
The part of texts which decides the tense of the text?
Axis of orientation.
A combination of a preposition and its complement?
A noun phrase.
Somebody, everybody, no one are this type of pronoun?
indefinite.