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Eli4u Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Can you check my answers please. thank you . Terminology
A. abstract nouns
B. adjectives
C. adverbs
D. auxiliary verbs
E. cardinal numbers
F. concrete nouns
G. conjunctions
H. definite articles
I. indefinite articles
J. main verbs
K. ordinal numbers
L. prepositions
M. pronouns
N. proper nouns
O. quantifiers
Please look at the sentences below and select from the above terminology to label all the words
these are the terminologies im not sure about.
1.- I was boiling a pot full of spaghetti when Emma called me loudly
full ( quantifier) .
2 The fear of possible aftershocks kept the people outdoors for several days.
possible ( abstract noun)
aftershock ( conjnuction)
for (conjunction)
days(quantifier)
3.-When he was twelve, Daniel Radcliffe starred in his first film about Harry Potter and achieved instant fame.
When ( adverb)
instant ( preposition)
4.-The house was built on a slight rise just on the edge of a village
slight(concrete noun)
rise (auxiilary verb)
just(adjective)
edge(abstract noun)
B. adjectives
C. adverbs
D. auxiliary verbs
E. cardinal numbers
F. concrete nouns
G. conjunctions
H. definite articles
I. indefinite articles
J. main verbs
K. ordinal numbers
L. prepositions
M. pronouns
N. proper nouns
O. quantifiers
Please look at the sentences below and select from the above terminology to label all the words
these are the terminologies im not sure about.
1.- I was boiling a pot full of spaghetti when Emma called me loudly
full ( quantifier) .
2 The fear of possible aftershocks kept the people outdoors for several days.
possible ( abstract noun)
aftershock ( conjnuction)
for (conjunction)
days(quantifier)
3.-When he was twelve, Daniel Radcliffe starred in his first film about Harry Potter and achieved instant fame.
When ( adverb)
instant ( preposition)
4.-The house was built on a slight rise just on the edge of a village
slight(concrete noun)
rise (auxiilary verb)
just(adjective)
edge(abstract noun)
Top answer
I think you did some wrongs. slight:adjective rise:abstract noun just:adverbs edge:concrete noun
- I think you did some wrongs.
- slight:adjective rise:abstract noun just:adverbs edge:concrete noun
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I think you did some wrongs.
2.possible:adjective
day:abstract noun
3.instant:adjective,noun
4.slight:adjective
rise:abstract noun
just:adverbs
edge:concrete noun
2.possible:adjective
day:abstract noun
3.instant:adjective,noun
4.slight:adjective
rise:abstract noun
just:adverbs
edge:concrete noun
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1. While it seems to quantify, it is not a quantifier. It is an adjective from a reduction of
that was full of spaghetti
2.possible (adjective)
aftershock (concrete noun)
for (preposition)
days (concrete noun)
3. instant (adjective)
4. slight (adjective)
rise (concrete noun) not really abstract
just (adverb)
edge (conc
that was full of spaghetti
2.possible (adjective)
aftershock (concrete noun)
for (preposition)
days (concrete noun)
3. instant (adjective)
4. slight (adjective)
rise (concrete noun) not really abstract
just (adverb)
edge (conc
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