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| Am, Are, Is, Was, Were, Be |
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| Ends in "ed" for regular verbs, or "en" for irregular verbs |
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| Ends in "ing", a state of being |
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| Does not need a direct object to complete its meaning. |
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| Receives the action of the main ____ |
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If there is no noun after a number.
I saw those THREE. |
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| Can, Will, Shall, May, Must |
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A. Follows, explains, repeats and renames the noun it follows.
B. Modifies the noun it follows.
i.e. Grace Augusta, MY AUNT, lives by herself. |
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An adjective that compares a noun with something else.
i.e. The tea was better than the lemonade. |
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An adjective that compares a noun with everthing else in its category.
i.e. The tea was the best drink at the action. |
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Do not refer to any particular persons, places, or things.
i.e. One, anyone, each, either, neither, somebody,someone |
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The way sentences can be conjoined by the use of paired words.
i.e. BOTH David AND John were sick
NOT Tom BUT Mary won the prize. |
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