TECHNICAL ENGLISH

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問題一覧

Look around inside the classroom and name the things that you see

Nouns

Any member of a class of person, places, things. This noun is not capitalized

common nouns

The name of particular person , place or things. These nouns are capitalized

Proper nouns

Are intangible concepts

Abstract nouns

These are insubstantial concepts ( five human senses )

Concrete nouns

Are nouns that could not be counted

Mass nouns

Nouns that could be counted

Count nouns

Are number of persons or things considered as one group or whole

Collective nouns

Is a word that is used to take the place of a noun

Pronouns

May refer to the person speaking; the person being spoken to

Personal pronouns

Point out specific persons, places or things

Dermonstrative pronouns

Refers to persons, places or things without specifying which ones they are referring to

Indefinite pronuons

Connect groups of words to another idea in the same sentence

relative pronouns

Introduce questions. What, which, whom who, whose

interrogative pronouns

Is that part of speech that shows action or state being

Verb

Are used to tell what kind of action a person or thing is making. They may be physical or mental actions

Action verbs

Those that aquire an object to complete its meaning

Transitive Verbs

Connect a subject and its complement. They do not show action.

Linking Verbs

Sometimes called helping verbs, are added before another verb in order to make a verb phrase

Auxiliary Verbs

Are words that modify, limit, or describe

Adjectives

Are words that tell manner (how), time (when) , place (where) or degree

Adverbs

Is a useful little word that shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun

Prepositions

LIE DETECTION

LIE DETECTION

LIE DETECTION 2

LIE DETECTION 2

JUVENILE DELIQUENCY

JUVENILE DELIQUENCY

QUESTIONED DOCUMENTS EXAMINATIONS

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QUESTIONED DOCUMENTS EXAMINATIONS

book 1

book 1

TECHNICAL ENGLISH 2

TECHNICAL ENGLISH 2

ARSON

ARSON

PHIL LIt

PHIL LIt

PHIL LIT 2

PHIL LIT 2

PHIL LIT 3

PHIL LIT 3

問題一覧

Look around inside the classroom and name the things that you see

Nouns

Any member of a class of person, places, things. This noun is not capitalized

common nouns

The name of particular person , place or things. These nouns are capitalized

Proper nouns

Are intangible concepts

Abstract nouns

These are insubstantial concepts ( five human senses )

Concrete nouns

Are nouns that could not be counted

Mass nouns

Nouns that could be counted

Count nouns

Are number of persons or things considered as one group or whole

Collective nouns

Is a word that is used to take the place of a noun

Pronouns

May refer to the person speaking; the person being spoken to

Personal pronouns

Point out specific persons, places or things

Dermonstrative pronouns

Refers to persons, places or things without specifying which ones they are referring to

Indefinite pronuons

Connect groups of words to another idea in the same sentence

relative pronouns

Introduce questions. What, which, whom who, whose

interrogative pronouns

Is that part of speech that shows action or state being

Verb

Are used to tell what kind of action a person or thing is making. They may be physical or mental actions

Action verbs

Those that aquire an object to complete its meaning

Transitive Verbs

Connect a subject and its complement. They do not show action.

Linking Verbs

Sometimes called helping verbs, are added before another verb in order to make a verb phrase

Auxiliary Verbs

Are words that modify, limit, or describe

Adjectives

Are words that tell manner (how), time (when) , place (where) or degree

Adverbs

Is a useful little word that shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun

Prepositions