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1: What is the type of common noun that refers to general things that are tangible
2: And which refers to intangible objects?
3: What is the comparative of 'fast'?
4: And the superlative?
5: Which nouns refer to specific names of people, places, days and months
6: 'to think' is an example of what type of verb?
7: What type of verb expresses the main meaning in a verb phrase?
8: 'I really must be writing that essay' - what is the main verb?
9: And what is the primary auxillary verb in the above?
10: can, could, would, will, may, might - all types of what auxillary verb?
11: The teacher gave the homework to the class - active or passive voice?
12: The homework was given to the class by the teacher - active or passive voice?
13: He did the work 'himself' - what type of pronoun?
14: 'Someone' ate my hamster - what type of pronoun?
15: 'You' are a brilliant student - what type of pronoun?
16: 'the' is also known as what?
17: And so little cousin determiner 'a' is also known as?
18: What type of conjunction joins two simple sentences together to form a compound sentence?
19: And so what type of conjunction is used in a complex sentence
20: 'the bright, clever student' is what type of phrase?
21: My brother lent me his collection of Dinky toys - what is the subject?
22: What function type is this sentence - Last night I stayed up late making quizzes for my class?
23: What function type is this sentence - Revise your notes by next lesson?
24: What function type is this sentence - Have you completed al homework tasks set?
25: What function type is this sentence - 'I've got to complete ths work for tomorrow's lesson!' ?
26: What is the study of the structure of words?
27: What is the smallest unit of meaning?
28: What small unit of meaning can stand alone?
29: What small unit of meaning cannot stand alone?
30: What type of affix is used to create new words?