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List of word parts of speech & their grammar rules: Difference between revisions
List of word parts of speech & their grammar rules (view source)
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== D-E-F == | == D-E-F == | ||
=== | === early === | ||
* in general, to describe an event or occurrence that happens before an expected time | * in general, to describe an event or occurrence that happens before an expected time | ||
* adverb form: | * adverb form: | ||
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== G-H-I == | == G-H-I == | ||
=== | === hard === | ||
* in general used to describe solid physical state or difficulty of something | * in general used to describe solid physical state or difficulty of something | ||
* definitions | * definitions | ||
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* Sources | * Sources | ||
** source using [ ] | ** source using [ ] | ||
===however=== | |||
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* adverb | * adverb | ||
** = a "transitional adverb" | ** = a "transitional adverb" | ||
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** [https://thewordcounter.com/blog-comma-before-which/ Comma before which (thewordcounter.com)] | ** [https://thewordcounter.com/blog-comma-before-which/ Comma before which (thewordcounter.com)] | ||
=== | === which v when === | ||
* see { https://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/where-versus-in-which When to use "Which" (quickanddirtytips.com] | * see { https://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/where-versus-in-which When to use "Which" (quickanddirtytips.com] | ||
=== | === while === | ||
* as a conjunction | * as a conjunction | ||
** = "during the time that" or "at the same time as" | ** = "during the time that" or "at the same time as" | ||
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** ex.: "she studied grammar for a while" | ** ex.: "she studied grammar for a while" | ||
=== | === whom === | ||
* objective form of "who" | |||
== Y-Z == | == Y-Z == | ||
=== | === yesterday === | ||
** adverb or noun | ** adverb or noun | ||
*** usually used as an adverb | *** usually used as an adverb | ||