subject or object of a They met outside the town verb hall. pronoun a word that is used her He met her on the Internet. in place of a noun or she She is a famous dancer. noun phrase him Look at him! they They talk much. don’t adjective a word that gives kind What a kind person! more information better We all want a better life. about a noun or impetuous so impetuous. She’s pronoun best the best thing about That’s her. verb a word (or group of write Pushkin wrote Eugene words) which is Onegin. watch used in describing I like to watch TV. believe an action, I believe you! don’t have experience or state Have you eaten yet? adverb a word (or group of sensibly Please act sensibly this (adverbial words) that evening. carefully phrase) describes or adds to She walked across the bridge at home the meaning of a carefully. in half an hour verb, adjective, I checked my emails at home. another adverb or a See you in half an hour. whole sentence preposition a word (or group of for a plan for life (prepositional words) which is of Bring me two bottles of wine. phrase) used to show the in Put that in the box. way which other on top of I think I put it on top of the words are cupboard. connected
subject or object of a verb They met outside the town hall. pronoun a word that is used in place of a noun or noun phrase her she him they He met her on the Internet. She is a famous dancer. Look at him! They don’t talk much. adjective a word that gives more information about a noun or pronoun kind better impetuous best What a kind person! We all want a better life. She’s so impetuous. That’s the best thing about her. verb a word (or group of words) which is used in describing an action, experience or state write watch believe have Pushkin wrote Eugene Onegin. I like to watch TV. I don’t believe you! Have you eaten yet? adverb (adverbial phrase) a word (or group of words) that describes or adds to the meaning of a verb, adjective, another adverb or a whole sentence sensibly carefully at home in half an hour Please act sensibly this evening. She walked across the bridge carefully. I checked my emails at home. See you in half an hour. preposition (prepositional phrase) a word (or group of words) which is used to show the way which other words are connected for of in on top of a plan for life Bring me two bottles of wine. Put that in the box. I think I put it on top of the cupboard.