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Nouns and the English LanguageLearning the parts of the English language can be a challenge. But there is a different style of English that can help you through the tough times. Rather than feeling like you are beating your head against a wall, try Shurley English.
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Free Acting Exercise - Enhancing Your Creative ImpulsesThe exercise “Enhancing Your Creative Impulses” is designed around the notion of training actors how to utilize their creative impulses.
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Your Highest Priority Vocabulary for the GREYour score on the Graduate Record Exam (GRE) plays a critical role in determining your prospects for postgraduate education. Despite some recent changes, the Verbal section remains largely an appraisal of your knowledge of a very specific vocabulary ...
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An Introduction To Spanish GrammarWhen learning a new language, it is always useful to be familiar with its main grammatical units. This constitutes the first necessary step in order to understand and create meaningful speech.
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The Shining NounThe Shining Noun save the day...
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An Introduction to First-Declension Latin NounsAn introduction to the correct forms for first-declension Latin nouns. The singular and plural forms of the nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, and ablative cases are covered. The first-declension noun "regina" is used as an example.
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A Fun Language Lesson for KidsThis is a lesson on Parts of speech.
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How to Translate Latin Noun CasesLatin noun cases are one of the language's most challenging features, because they are so different from anything we have in modern English. However, understanding what each case does within the language will help make this difficult concept simple.
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Verbing NounsMany, if not all, languages allow nouns to be used as verbs, a process known as denominalization. A noun that converts to a verb retains the core meaning(s) it had as a noun. However, the verb also acquires additional meaning(s). -
Ten Parts of Speech in EnglishThe ten (or possibly only eight or nine) parts of speech in English.
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Smurfy RhymesThe Smurfs movie comes out this summer. Will you participate in writing any poems about Smurfs? This could be of some help.
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Learning French One Day at a TimeLearning French one day at a time through a daily routine of learning and utilizing a new noun and verb. -
5 Quick Steps to Building a MetaphorDepending on what concrete object you choose to illustrate some grand notion of love, sadness, or hope, your readers can sense how you feel about the topic.
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Easy Spanish Grammar Part One - the Noun and the Definite ArticleThis is the first article in a series to help you learn the basics of Spanish grammar. Here we will discuss the Spanish noun and definite article.
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The Death of "Fewer"The correct use of the words "less" and "fewer" and why "fewer" is on the decline.
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Understanding the Rhetorical and Literary Device AnaphoraOther definitions may be full of grammatical terms which only make explanations convoluted and frustrating. This article breaks down the definitions using simple language.
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Where to Find Worksheets on Common and Proper NounsThere are several sites on the Internet through which you can get worksheets on common and proper nouns. Best of all, each of these networks are free.
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Parts of Speech Instruction Drives Us All NutsLike sticking your hand in that black box: do you really want to read about parts of speech and rekindle those old nightmares? Triple dog dares are in order here. -
Possessive Noun Quizzes: Improve Your Child's Grammar for FreePossessive noun quizzes are an excellent way to improve your child's grammar. They are fun to use and cost nothing to you.
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What Are Pronouns?Grammar can be confusing, but it doesn't have to be. There are some easy ways to recognize pronouns in a sentence.
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Nouns and Pronouns UsagesWhen you are writing an article or paper my logo has always been "write it right the first time." -
Parts of Speech Homework Help: NounsWhat is a noun? A noun is a person, place, animal, thing or idea. The two basic types of nouns are common nouns and proper nouns. Lower elementary students can use this homework help guide to help them understand proper and common nouns.
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PronounsThere are many different kinds of pronouns that are used in many different ways. What do they do and how do they do it? -
Learning About NounsThis unit is meant for parents to read to students struggling with understanding nouns. It will also help adults who don't have a good understanding of nouns.
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Proper and Common NounsHow children can tell the difference between a proper and a common noun.
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A Guide to the German Language: Feminine NounsThis is a look at German nouns and a guide to identifying feminine nouns in the German language.
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A Guide to the German Language: Masculine NounsA look at how to help non-German speakers learn German nouns by providing a helpful guide to how to identify masculine nouns.
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Understanding Parts of Speech in English GrammarA basic definition of the parts of speech can be helpful for those studying grammar or just wanting to improve their writing. Such basics and examples follow. -
Dusun Derivational MorphemesA brief discussion of the Dusun Derivational Morpheme (Dusun is a sub branch of the Austronesian language). -
Hole, Hollow, Hope, Lair, Level: Words Meaning Valley, CaveValleys and caves are known by a wide range of words in English. Here is an overview of the origins, forms, and histories of hole, hollow, hope, lair, level.
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Grammar Worksheet - Types of Sentences, Fragments, Complex/Compound, Possessive NounsHere is a grammar worksheet on types of sentences, fragments, complex/compound sentences and possessive nouns.
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Adjective-Noun AgreementFrom the series "Spanish Tidbits for Beginners," this article shows how to make adjectives agree with the nouns they modify. Comes with an exercise, too!
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Parts of SpeechA complete review of The 8 Parts of Speech of the English Language -
Nouns and Their Articles in SpanishFrom the series "Spanish Tidbits for Beginners," this article shows how to use nouns with their definite and indefinite articles, and how to read a noun dictionary entry.
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How to Write Diamante PoemsGuidelines for writing the diamante poem. -
Demonstratives: Adjectives and PronounsFrom the series "Spanish Tidbits for Beginners," this article shows how to use demonstrative adjectives and pronouns: this, that, these, and those.
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Comparatives and Superlatives and Using Adjectives as NounsFrom the series called Spanish Tidbits for Beginners, this article covers the grammar basics of comparatives, superlatives, and forming nouns from adjectives.
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Overview of Esperanto GrammarAn introduction to the basics of Esperanto grammar.
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Pronouns: A Guide for Students Grades K-12Learn about pronouns in this brief guide to this fascinating part of speech that takes the place of nouns.
