A word or phrase naming an attribute, added to or grammatically related to a noun to modify or describe it.

Math is an interesting subject.

To show something is positioned in the middle of two objects.

the book is in the bag

Used to ask question about a noun or a pronoun -whose, which. what

Are usually words that describes the object of the preposition.

America-American He is an American student.

John attends the whiting Center regularly.

The plate is on the table.

Which car is yours? What color is the sky? Whose book is this?

Subject+had been+ verb (ing))

Used to discuss a specific time period.

shows relationship between words.

Subject+will or shall+verb)

The store is next to the library.

The car is parked behind the house

John is a very conscientious student.

To show something is inside an enclosed space.

To indicate something besides or adjacent to another object.

(Subject+had+verb )

Used to express an action that started in the past and continue in the past for some time.

Used to specifically describe the position of something or Some in space or time, also used to point out at noun. most commonly used demonstrative adjectives

When you are ready, we will go.

The park is between the two-fall building.

Times of the Day- 6 o’clock, noon, midnight Mealtimes – lunch time, dinnertime Holidays - New Year's Eve Expressions-present, at the moment

(Subject + was/were + verb ing)

To indicate something is higher or overhead

Is a word or group of words used before a noun, pronoun, or phrase to show time, direction, place, location. or to introduce an object.

a mouse in the box a mouse on the box a hotdog with mustard.

had been playing.

Adjective can also be form from a proper noun. It is always capitalized.

Months- December Seasons-Summer Years - 1995 Decades 90'5 Centuries-21st Century long periods- in the past Parts of the Day- in the morning

I have been waiting to see the doctor for three hours since 3 pm.

English is my most favorite subject than math.

City, state, enclosed, space, county.

Blue ball, round table

(Subject + am/is/are + verb (ing))

Tim ran to school because he was late.

Are words that describes or modify verbs, adjectives, and another adverb. Adverts express ideas of time, place, manner, cause, and degree.

The plane is flying above the clouds.

Used to denote the direction in which something travels or move.

Subject + has/have + verb Past participle)

I am teaching right now.

Ask a question (when, where, why and how)

Subject + verb Past /v2)

Shows ownership or possesion of a noun. It replaces only the owner and must connect to a noun my, your, his, Her, its, our, their.

Ram has visited Japan three times

Comes after like listing verb to be, when the adjective describes the subject of a sentence.

I had jumped

Emphasizes a continuous action in the future that lasts continuously.

Used to ask question about a noun or a pronoun

To show something is beneath or below.

Is an adjective that modifies a noun or pronoun by describing it or expressing its quality.

Subject + have has been + verb (ing)

She was reading a book when I called.

the action is complete for present perfect. In other words, you are looking at the result right now without any words referring to time.

Using a routine. It's something that you always do, every day, week month, or year. Or something that, you never do.

Vlad is a vampire with style

Used to describe an action in past before another action in the past.

The cat is under the bed.

The children are happy.

Referring to what is happening right now Also, it can be an action that is not yet complete

Action that started in the past, is still ongoing in the present. and may continue in the future.

The witch sat on her broom.

I played chess with my friends last Saturday.

It also specifies the shape, size, or color of the noun they modify.

A group, of words consisting of a preposition, its object, and any words that modify the object.

Introduces relative or subordinate clauses (Where, when, why and now)

How? -The student worked diligently •Where?- Mary went home to write her paper. •when?- John handed in his paper yesterday •To what degree?-The paper was unusually welt written.

Shows that something will happen or will be done in the future.

John writes his papers really well.

This, That, These, Those

Subject+had been+ verb (ing))

My sister is a talented artist

It talks about only one thing it is not being compared with another.

Name of place, address, specific location.

Refers to how much amount, of anything is meant. Adjective of number or numeral adjective refers to how many or in what order/people/things are.

Used to describe the location or positions of object in relation to other objects.

Days - on Monday, on my birthday Dates - on October 3rd Specific Day- on Sunday morning

Expresses an action that will take place before another future action or time.

The blue house is bigger than the yellow house.

They travel every day.

Is a word that describes a noun by comparing it to two or more nouns to the highest or lowest degree.

Across, Towards, along, into, up, down, on, from, to away from, underneath, beneath, above, over, through

To show something is at the back of another object.

To show something is on a surface.

The adverb is usually near the word it modifies, but it can be found anywhere in the sentence.

Are led to compare differences between the two objects they modify (larger, smaller, faster). They are used in sentences there two nouns are compared, in this pattern.

Unfinished, ongoing action in the past (+ finished action)

Why do you work so hard?

Completed actions in the past.

Continuing action something that will be happening. Longer action in the future will be interrupted by a short action in the future.

Street, highway, floor, surfaces, means transportation, communication.

Subject+will+have+been+ing

the ____ is often called common adjectives

(Subject+will be/shall be+ ing verb)

I will graduate soon.

Like the adjective, the ____qualifies other words by answering questions.

Subject+shall or will have to the past participle.)

(Subject + Verb/preset/V1)