1. Parts of Speech
The basic building blocks of sentences:
Noun – names a person, place, thing, or idea
e.g., teacher, city, happiness
Pronoun – replaces a noun
e.g., he, she, it, they
Verb – shows action or state
e.g., run, is, think
Adjective – describes a noun
e.g., beautiful, tall
Adverb – describes a verb/adjective
e.g., quickly, very
Preposition – shows relationship
e.g., in, on, under
Conjunction – connects words/phrases
e.g., and, but, because
Interjection – expresses emotion
e.g., wow!, oh!
2. Types of Sentences
Declarative – makes a statement
She is happy.
, Interrogative – asks a question
Are you ready?
Imperative – gives a command
Close the door.
Exclamatory – shows strong emotion
What a beautiful day!
3. Tenses (Verb Forms)
Present
Simple: I eat
Continuous: I am eating
Past
Simple: I ate
Continuous: I was eating
Future
Simple: I will eat
Remember: Tense shows time of action
4. Figures of Speech
Simile – comparison using like/as
as brave as a lion
Metaphor – direct comparison
Time is a thief