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Hesi A2 Grammar

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8 parts of speech   Nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections.  
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Noun   person, place, thing, or idea. example: The 'professors" class  
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Common noun   person, place, thing (general not particular) example: nurse, hospital, syringe  
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Proper noun   official name of the person, place, or thing example: Fred, Paris, Washington University Proper nouns are capitalized  
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Pronoun   word that takes place of the noun example: their, them example: 'my' book, 'your' class, 'that' book, 'this' class  
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Adjective   describes the noun example: many, few, silly, fast  
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Verb   word used to describe an action example: the 'worried' student  
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Adverb   words that describe a verb example: the 'very' worried student  
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Preposition   used before a noun or pronoun example: 'to' their car  
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Conjunction   word that joins words, phrases, clauses. example: and, but, if, so example: the nurse asked to work the other shift 'but' her request was denied  
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Correlative conjunctions   work in pairs to join words or phrases example: 'neither' the pharmacist 'nor' her assistant could help  
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Subordinating conjunctions   join two clauses or thoughts example: 'while the nurse was away on vacation' the hospital flooded examples: after, because, since  
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Interjection   word or phrase that expresses emotion example: 'yikes' that test was hard  
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Clause   group of words that has a subject and predicate  
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Independent clause   expresses a complete thought and can stand alone as a sentence example: 'the professor distributed the examinations' as soon as the students were seated  
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Dependent clause   begins with a subordinating conjunction and does not express a complete thought, cannot stand alone. example: 'as soon as the students were seated'  
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Direct object   person or thing directly affected by the action of the verb example: Jimmy fed 'the dog'  
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Indirect object   person or thing indirectly affected by the action of the verb example: you gave 'me' the book 'the book' direct object  
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Phrase   group of two or more words that acts as a single part of speech in a sentence  
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Predicate   tells what the subject does or what is done to the subject  
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Predicate adjective   follows a linking verb and helps explain the subject example: my professors are 'wonderful'  
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Sentence   every sentence has a subject and predicate  
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Declarative sentence   makes a statement example: I went to the store  
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Interrogative sentence   asks a question example: Did you go to the store?  
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Imperative sentence   makes a command or request example: Go to the store.  
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Exclamatory sentence   makes an exclamation example: you went to the store!  
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Subject   word, phrase, or clause that names who or what the sentence is about  
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Misplaced modifier   words or groups of words not located properly in relation to the words they modify example: I fear my teaching assistant may have discarded the test I was grading 'in the trash can'  
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Cliches   expressions or ideas that have lost their originality or impact over time because of excessive use. example: raining cats and dogs, let the cat out of the bag, sick as a dog, under the weather  
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Euphemism   mild, indirect, or vague term that has been substituted for one that is considered harsh, blunt, or offensive example: he died instead say "he has passed away or gone to be with the lord"  
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Sexist language   words that do not satisfactorily reflect the presence of women in our society example: firefighter instead of fireman, policer officer instead of policeman, doctors and their wives should be doctors and their spouses.  
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Affect   to influence or to change example: the chemotherapy affected my daily routine  
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Effect   noun- result or outcome example: the chemotherapy had a strange effect on me verb- to bring about or accomplish example: as a result of chemotherapy I was able to effect a number of changes in my life  
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Farther   measurable distance example: the walk to class is much farther than i expected  
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Further   refers to figurative distance example: I will have to study further to make better grades  
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