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WORD CLASSES. FORMS & FUNCTIONS & DESCRIPTIONS, but NOT definitions. the problem with definitions. COIK. problem with definitions. COIK clear only if known. Open Word Classes. Nouns Verbs Adjectives Adverbs. Noun tests. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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WORD CLASSES

FORMS & FUNCTIONS & DESCRIPTIONS, but NOT definitions

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the problem with definitions

COIK

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problem with definitions

COIK

clear only if known

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Open Word Classes

Nouns

Verbs

Adjectives

Adverbs

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Noun tests

can be marked by articles (a, the, an) and other determiners (such as numbers):

___ farmer(s) went to town.

BUT don’t have to have determiners.Girls just want to have fun.

AND may have adjectives in between: My stupid dad smokes pot.

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Types of nouns abstract (e.g., friendliness,

childhood, chastity) & concrete (e.g.,)dog, mother, tree…

Count (e.g., cat) & non-count (e.g., mankind, purity)

Collective (e.g., class, team, faculty, committee, army)

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Types of nouns, cont’d

Proper (e.g., Jane, Grand Canyon, Main Street) & common (e.g., girl, canyon, street)

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Verbs can put an -ing on it... test sentences:

They want to _________.It is going to ________.

Please ________ (it).

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Grammar Joke of the Day

What did the noun say to the verb?

“Stop telling me what to do!”

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Adjectives describe a noun have comparative and superlative

forms ex. happy/happier/happiest test sentence: The _ dog was very ___. answer these questions:

Which one? How many? Which kind? Whose?

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Adverbs Describe a verb. . .ex. He is already gone. an adjective...ex. He is very happy. or another adverb...ex. He is way too happy, if you ask me.

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Adverbs Answer these questions:

When? Where? How? How often How much? To what degree? Why?

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Adverbs

often end in “-ly”ex. Edward gingerly nuzzled

Bella’s neck.

often are found next to or within the verb

ex. He was really excited, but managed to restrain himself.

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Adverbs vs. Adjectives

the moveability test:Generally, adverbs can move

around in the sentence.Adverbs generally can move.Adverbs can generally move.Adverbs can move, generally.vs.Adjectives can’t be moved.

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BUT… Not just a matter of “forms” Also a matter of “functions”…

Ex: We had fried chicken for dinner.We chickened out.

SO WHAT? You can only truly identify a word’s class within a given sentence.

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