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PARTS OF SPEECH
  • TAUGHT BY PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH

LAY SENGHOR 016 940 392
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I
HE
SHE
THEY
IT
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What is a pronoun?
  • Definition
  • A pronoun is a word used instead of noun or
    name, to avoid the repetition of it.
  • A pronoun is a part of speech that substitutes
    for nouns or noun phrases and designates persons
    or things asked for, previously specified, or
    understood.

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PRONOUNS
  • Classification and Definition

Self-pronoun
Personal pronoun
Possessive pronoun
Demonstrative pronoun
Relative pronoun
Interrogative pronoun
Indefinite pronoun
Reciprocal pronoun
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What is a personal pronoun?
  • Definition
  • A personal pronoun is a kind of pronouns that
    is used to denote the three persons.

Second person
First person
Third person
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  • Personal pronoun is divided
  • Subject Object

me
WE
I
us
you
YOU
him
HE
them
THEY
her
SHE
IT
it
one
ONE
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FUNCTIONS OF PERSONAL PRONOUN
  • 1/ Subject of a verb
  • They want to conduct a diplomatic negotiation
    with Sarah Palin about war in Pakistan.
  • 2/ Object of a verb
  • I met them in New York during election
    campaign.

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  • 3/ Direct / Indirect object
  • Obama provided it to them in conference after
    election.
  • 4 / Object of a preposition
  • Ronaldo waits for me at the street corner.
  • 5 / Subjective complement
  • If I were you, I shouldnt do that.





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THE USE OF ( IT)
  • 1/ Subject of verb
  • I have a dog. It is called Tony.
  • 2/ Object of a verb
  • I cant find it anywhere today.
  • 3/ Formal subject
  • Sometimes, it is difficult to make a decision.

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  • 4/ Formal object
  • I consider it as my duty to return gratitude
    to my parents for supporting me to study more
    English.
  • 5/ Subject of impersonal verb
  • - Natural phenomenon - Time Distance
  • It rains. It takes 3 days.. It takes 2 km.

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  • 6/ Emphatic sentence
  • Sok broke the glass. It was Sok that broke the
    glass.( It be noun that..)
  • 7/ In familiar expression
  • It is said that.
  • It is believed that.
  • It is reported that.

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  • 8/ For thing without life
  • Here is your picture, take it away.
  • 9/ In speaking of the weather or the time
  • It is cold today.
  • It was 4 oclock when she arrived.
  • 10/ For a young child
  • When I saw the child. It was crying.

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What is a possessive pronoun?
  • Definition
  • A possessive pronoun is a kind of pronouns
    that is used to show possession and is used to
    replace the possessive adjective plus noun.
  • Ex- I heard his vioce. It is really his.

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REMARK ON DOUBLE POSSESSIVE
  • Ex- Please show me one of your picture.
  • Ex- Please show me a picture of yours.
  • Ex- She introduced me to one of Soks friends.

NOUN OF POSSESSIVE PRONOUN
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POSSESSIVE PRONOUN
  • Singular Plural

mine
ours
yours
his
yours
hers
its
theirs
ones
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What is a self-pronoun?
  • Definition
  • A self-pronoun is a kind of pronouns which is
    used to show that the subject does something for
    himself or to emphasize the role of subject or
    object.
  • Ex- He killed himself.
  • Ex- I myself shot the tiger yesterday.

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SELF- PRONOUN
  • Singular Plural

myself
ourselves
yourself
himself
yourselves
herself
themselves
itself
oneself
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SELF- PRONOUN
  • SELF- PRONOUN IS DIVIDED INTO 2

Reflexive pronoun
Emphasizing pronoun
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REFLEXIVE PRONOUN
  • 1/ Object of the verb
  • Hillary loves herself too much.
  • 2/ Indirect object
  • We cant teach ourselves English.
  • 3/ Object of preposition
  • Obama and Clinton work for themselves.
  • Note reflexive pronoun cant be omitted.

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EMPHASIZING PRONOUN
  • 1/ To emphasize the subject
  • The hunter himself killed the big tiger.
  • 2/ To emphasize the object
  • I have met Sarah Palin herself.
  • Note emphasizing pronoun can be omitted and
    can be put right after the subject, object or at
    the end of the sentence.

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What is a relative pronoun?
  • Definition
  • A relative pronoun is a kind of pronouns that
    is used to introduce an adjective clause.

that
whom
who
whose
as
which
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  • FOR PERSON
  • WHO ( THAT) - SUBJECTIVE CASE
  • This is the man who brings me the news.
  • WHOM ( THAT) OBJECTIVE CASE
  • The girl whom you told me is standing there.

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  • FOR THINGS
  • WHICH ( THAT) SUBJECT/ OBJECT
  • Palin lends me a book which is very
    interesting.
  • This is the novel which we are talking about.
  • This is an information which we provided

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  • WHOSE - For person
  • The mother whose boy died in the accident is
    crying painfully.
  • OF WHICH - For thing
  • The house of which roof is red belongs to my
    uncle.
  • AS is used as a relative pronoun after such
    pronoun and sometimes after the same pronoun.

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What is a demonstrative pronoun?
  • Definition
  • A demonstrative pronoun is a kind of pronouns
    that is used to point out person or things.

THAT
THIS
THOSE
THESE
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ones
such
  • To avoid repetition
  • Ex-There are two shirts. I like the red ones.
  • Ex-Those students are clever ones.
  • Ex-Such are people, Ive never met.

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What is an interrogative pronoun?
  • Definition 016 940 392
  • An interrogative pronoun is a kind of pronouns
    used to make questions.

which
what
who
whose
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  • For person
  • what is used to ask for occupation.
  • which is used to ask for choice.
  • who is used to ask for identification.
  • whose is used to ask for possessor.
  • For things
  • what - is used to ask for information.

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What is an indefinite pronoun?
  • Definition.
  • An indefinite pronoun is a kind of pronouns
    that is used to refer to number, but not any
    number in particular.
  • one both each either neither
  • several all every whole some
  • any a little many much a lot of..

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What is a reciprocal pronoun?
  • Definition
  • A reciprocal pronoun is a kind of pronouns
    that is used to show reciprocity between subject.
  • Ex-In our society, we must depend on one
    another.
  • Ex-Romeo and Juliet loved each other.

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What is a noun?
  • Definition 016 940 392
  • A noun is a name of anything. It may be the
    name of a person, an animal, a place an action, a
    quality, or a state of being.
  • Ex- a teacher, a sword, a bird, a town,
  • revenge, loyalty, laziness..

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KINDS OF NOUN
  • THERE ARE TWO MAIN KINDS OF NOUN

ABSTRACT NOUN
CONCRETE NOUN
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What is a concrete noun?
  • Definition 016 940 392
  • A concrete noun is a kind of nouns that we can
    see and touch.
  • Ex- teacher, school, laptop, car, plane
  • book, cat, telephone, girl, ..

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KINDS OF CONCRETE NOUN
  • THERE ARE THREE KINDS OF CONCRETE NOUN

COMMON NOUN
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COLLECTIVE NOUN
????????
PROPER NOUN
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What is a common noun?
  • Definition 016 940 392
  • A common noun is a kind of nouns that we can
    share in common.
  • Common Noun is divided

COUNTABLE NOUN
UNCOUNTABLE NOUN
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What is a proper noun?
  • Definition 016 940 392
  • A proper noun is a kind of nouns that refers
    to a name of particular persons, animals,
    places
  • Ex- Phnom Penh, London, Oslo, Paris
  • Kopenhagen, Budapest, Cambodia
  • Kampot, Pursat, Kampong Thom

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What is a collective noun?
  • Definition 016 940 392
  • A collective noun is a kind of nouns that
    refers to a number of things, animals or person
    as a whole.
  • Ex- class, people, cattle, crew,
  • committee, police.

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What is an abstract noun?
  • Definition 016 940 392
  • An abstract noun is a kind of nouns that we
    can not see and touch.
  • Abstract Noun may refer

ACTION
STATUS
QUALITY
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FORMATION OF ABSTRACT NOUN
1/ ADJECTIVE NESS
  • Ex- happiness, laziness, greatness,
  • bitterness..
  • Ex- length, width, breath, youth, depth

2/ ADJECTIVE TH
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  • Ex- materialism, heroism, socialism.
  • Ex- friendship, ownership, scholarship..

3/ ADJECTIVE OR NOUN ISM
4/ NOUN SHIP
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  • Ex- boyhood, childhood, neighborhood...
  • Ex- construction, dictation, action..

5/ NOUN HOOD
6/ VERB ION
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  • Ex- freedom, kingdom, wisdom
  • Ex- management, judgement

7/ ADJECTIVE OR NOUN DOM
8/ VERB MENT
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  • Ex- hunting, swimming, jogging, doing
  • Ex- love, taste, touch, fear, hate, smell

9/ VERB ING
10/ SOME VRBS
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SOME KINDS OF NOUNS
COMPOUND NOUN
NOUN EQUIVALENT
DERIVATIVE NOUN
AGENT NOUN
MARTERIAL NOUN
AGGREGATE NOUN
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What is a compound noun?
  • Definition
  • A compound noun is a kind of nouns which
    consists of two, three or more parts and is
    created by
  • Ex- postcard, bookcase, newspaper..

1/ NOUN NOUN
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  • Ex- sawing machine, swimming pool..
  • Ex- grandson, whiteboard, redpen..

2/ GERUND NOUN
3/ ADJECTIVE NOUN
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  • Ex- overcoat, upland, foresight.
  • Ex- pickpoket, cutpurse, cutthroat..

4/ ADVERB/ PREPOSITION NOUN
5/ VERB NOUN
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6/ VERB ADVERB
  • Ex- breakdown, buildup, farewell
  • Ex- income, outlook, input.

7/ ADVERB VERB
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  • Ex- spokesman, salesman, sportsman
  • statesman.

8/ POSSESSIVE CASE NOUN
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What is a noun equivalent?
  • Definition
  • A noun equivalent is a kind of nouns which is
    created by
  • Ex- He arrived at the airport on time.

1/ PRONOUN
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2/ GERUND
  • Ex- Swimming is a good exercise.
  • Ex- The rich must help the poor.

3/ ADJECTIVE PRECEDED BY ( THE )
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  • Ex- To be loved is happy.
  • a- Nominative absolute phrases
  • Ex- A bird in a hand is better than two in
  • bush.

4/ INFINITIVE
5/ NOUN PHRASES
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  • b- Infinitive phrases
  • Ex- To win the election is a victory for
  • candidates after election campaign.
  • c- Gerund phrases
  • Ex- Giving speeches made him proud to
  • his nation after being elected.

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  • Ex- We know that hell win the election.
  • Ex- How the prisoner escaped was
  • unknown.

6/ NOUN CLAUSE
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GENDER OF NOUN
  • Gender of noun can be
  • A noun that is the name of a male being.
  • Ex- man, son, father, ox, dog, nephew

1/ MASCULINE GENDER
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  • A noun that is the name of a female
  • being.
  • Ex- woman, daughter, mother, cow,
  • niece..

2/ FAMININE GENDER
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  • A noun that is the name of either male
  • or female being.
  • Ex- friend, neighbor, teacher, child..

3/ COMMON GENDER
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  • A noun that is the name of something
  • without life.
  • Ex- tree, table, bicycle,house, car.

4/ NEUTER GENDER
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SOME NOTES OF GENDER
  • 1/ Object distinguished for greatness,
  • power, sublimity are regarded as
  • Masculine.
  • Ex- Mine left his victims in sorrow.
  • 2/ Object of sentiment distinguished for
  • grace, beauty, gentleness are regarded
  • as Faminine.
  • Ex- Let peace holds everywhere.

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  • 3/ Name of countries, ships, engines, cars,
  • most small animals and insects are
  • regarded as Faminine.
  • Ex- Were talking about Cambodia and
  • her industry.
  • 4/ Most large animals are considered as
  • Masculine.
  • Ex- Lion is not afraid of any animals.

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FORMATIONS OF NOUNS
noun
prefix
  • Ex- untruth, inaction, disregard, forehead,
    prepayment, recovery, underskirt.

pre
re
un
under
in
fore
dis
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noun
ian
ist
ful
prefix
  • Ex- musician, physician, violinist,
  • guitarist, mouthful, pocketful
  • kingdom, childhood, brotherhood,
  • friendship, patriotism, leadership

ism
ship
dom
hood
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suffix
VERB
  • Ex- reader, operator, liar, action,
  • agreement, arrangement, swimming.

ING
ER
OR
AR
ION
MENT
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suffix
  • Ex- freedom, realism, darkness, safety

ADJECTIVE
DOM
TY
NESS
ISM
ITY
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FUNCTIONS OF NOUNS
  • 1/ SUBJECT OF A VERB
  • Teachers came late this morning.
  • 2/ SUBJECT COMPLEMENT
  • My friend is a tycoon.
  • 3/ OBJECT OF A VERB
  • Bird builds a nest in the forest.
  • 4/ DIRECT/ INDIRECT OBJECT
  • Obama gave me a plane last month.

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  • 5/ OBJECT OF PREPOSITION
  • She is waiting for teacher at the street
  • corner.
  • 6/ COGNATE OBJECT
  • I dreamed a good dream last night.
  • 7/ ADVERBIAL EQUIVALENT
  • He worked ten hours a day.

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  • 8/ OBJECTIVE COMPLEMENT 016 940 392
  • We considered him a great patriot.
  • 9/ APPOSITION
  • Soyavaraman, a famous king, built Angkor Wat
    in the half of 21 century.
  • 10/ ADJECTIVE EQUIVALENT
  • Did you see my brothers book here?

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VERB016 940 392
  • THERE ARE TWO MAIN KINDS OF VERB

FINITE VERB
NON-FINITE VERB
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What is a finite verb?
  • Definition
  • A finite verb is a kind of verbs which always
    changes to subjects and tenses.
  • Ex- Obama wants to conduct an ugent peace talk
    with North Korea to restore an economic crisis in
    his administration.

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FINITE VERB
  • FINITE VERB IS DIVIDED INTO 5

TRANSITIVE VERB
INTRANSITIVE VERB
LINKING VERB
IMPERSONAL VERB
SPECIAL VERB
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What is a transitive verb?
  • Definition
  • A transitive verb is a verb which needs object
    or objects.
  • A transitive verb is a verb that has no a
    complete meaning by itself.

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What is an object?
  • Definition 016 940
    392
  • An object is the person or thing affected by
    the action described in the verb.
  • KINDS OF OBJECT

DIRECT OBJECT
INDIRECT OBJECT
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KINDS OF TRANSITIVE VERB
  • TRANSITIVE VERB CAN BE DIVIDED

2
MONO TRANSITIVE VERB
DITRANSITIVE VERB
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What is a mono transitive verb?
  • Definition
  • A mono transitive verb is a kind of transitive
    verbs that requires an object.
  • Ex- Hillary speaks English.
  • Ex- Palin kisses me.
  • Ex- I love my daughter.

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What is a ditransitive verb?
  • Definition
  • A ditransitive verb is a kind of transitive
    verbs which requires two or more objects.
  • Ex- Obama gave a speech to his patriots
  • after economic clout.
  • Ex- Former khmer Rouge leaders provided
    documents to CDC last month.

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What is an intransitive verb?
  • Definition
  • An intransitive verb is a verb that has a
    complete meaning by itself in sentence.
  • An intransitive verb is a kind of verbs that
  • may be modified by an adverb, an adverb
    equivalent or cognate object.

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  • Ex- The injured man died painfully.
  • Ex- She went to school.
  • Ex- She dreamed a good dream.
  • Ex- I run
  • Ex- She sleeps.
  • Ex- He works.

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What is a linking verb?
  • Definition
  • A linking verb or incomplete intransitive verb
    is one that joins the subject and subjective
    complement.
  • A linking verb or copular verb is a kind of
    verbs which does not express action, but helps
    complete statements about the subject by
    describing or identifying it.

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LINKING VERBS ARE
BE
LOOK

SEEM
STAY
GET
SOUND
GROW
TURN
REMAIN
TASTE
APPEAR
SMELL
BECOME
FEEL
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What is a special verb?
  • Definition016 940 392
  • A special verb is a kind of verbs that can not
    stand alone in the sentence.
  • SPECIAL VERB IS DIVIDED
  • 1/ PRINCIPLE AUXILIARY VERBS
  • 2/ MODAL AUXILIARY VERBS

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What is an auxiliary verb?
  • Definition
  • An auxiliary verb is a kind of verbs which is
    used with other verbs to express moods or tense.

do
be
have
can
must
will
shall
may
ought to
used to
dare
need
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What is a principle auxiliary verb?
  • Definition
  • A principle auxiliary verb is a special verb
    which can be used to help simple verbs make
    negative, interrogative sentence and to create
    tense and aspect.
  • Ex- She does not speak English.

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KINDS OF PRINCIPLE AUXILIARY VERB
  • Principle auxiliary verbs are

3
DO
HAVE
BE
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What is a modal verb?
  • Definition
  • A modal verb is a kind of verbs which is used
    to modify the meaning of the main verbs in some
    ways.
  • A modal verb is a kind of verbs that is used
    to express necessity or possibility, and change
    the main verb in that sense.

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HOW TO NOTE MODAL VERB IN SENTENCES
  • 1/ Modal verbs have no s / es / ies form.
  • 2/ Modal verbs have no to infinitive form.
  • 3/ Modal verbs have no participle form.
  • 4/ Modal verbs form the questions by
  • inversion and negatives by adding ( not ).

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MODAL AUXILIARY VERBS
  • ARE

CAN
USED TO
MAY
DARE
WILL
NEED
SHALL
OUGHT TO
MUST
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MODAL AUXILIARY VERBS
  • ARE DIVIDED INTO
  • 2

PURE MODALS
SEMI-MODALS
MAY
OUGHT TO
NEED
CAN
WILL
MUST
SHALL
DARE
USED TO
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What is a pure modal auxiliary verb?
  • Definition016 940 392
  • A pure modal auxiliary verb is used to express
    ideas in sentences.
  • Ex- I could swim quite well when I was
    younger.
  • Ex- Bush, former president of the United
    States of America, must resign after election.

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What is a semi-modal auxiliary verb?
  • Definition
  • A semi-modal auxiliary verb is a kind of modal
    auxiliary verbs which is partly like modal verbs
    and partly like main verbs.
  • Ex- I need not come to work tomorrow.
  • Ex- Palin used to speak English at home.

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What is an impersonal verb?
  • Definition
  • An impersonal verb is a verb which is used to
    express a natural phenomenon and a measurement.
  • Ex- It takes three hours to get to the
    airport.
  • Ex- It takes five kilometers from my house to
    the college.

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What is a non-finite verb?
  • Definition
  • A non-finite verb is a verb that does not
    change to subject and tense.
  • Ex- Obama wants to reform his nation after
    Bushs administration.
  • Ex- Clinton stopped working as a senator in
    New York after election.

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NON-FINITE VERB
  • NON-FINITE VERB IS DIVIDED INTO
  • 3

INFINITIVE
GERUND
PARTICIPLE
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What is an infinitive verb?
  • Definition016 940 392
  • An infinitive verb is a name of certain verb
    forms that exists in many languages.
  • An infinitive of a verb is its basic form with
    or without the particle ( to ).

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KINDS OF INFINITIVE VERB
  • INFINITIVE CAN BE DIVIDED INTO
  • BARE INFINITIVE
  • FULL INFINITIVE
  • SPLIT INFINITIVE

3
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What is a bare infinitive?
  • Definition
  • A bare infinitive verb is a kind of verbs that
    is not preceded by infinitive marker.
  • Ex- appreciate, felicitate, coordinate,
    persue, reproduce

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HOW TO USE BARE INFINITIVE
  • 1/ Bare infinitive is used as the main verb after
    the dummy auxiliary verb ( do ) or most modal
    auxiliary verbs ( can, will..).
  • 2/ Bare infinitive is used after several verbs of
    perception ( see, watch, hear and sense ) take a
    direct object and a bare infinitive, where the
    bare infinitive indicates an action taken by the
    main verbs direct object.

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  • 3/ Bare infinitive is used after several verbs
    of permission or causation including ( make, bid,
    let, and have ).
  • Ex- She always makes me cry.
  • 4/ Bare infinitive is used as present
    subjunctive form and imperative form.
  • Ex- PAD always demands Thai prime minister be
    dismissed.

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  • Ex- I heard Cambodian prime minister speak in
    the conference yesterday.
  • Ex- I see a prisoner be beaten in Uganda.
  • Ex- Sarah Palin watches her speech be broadcast
    on CNN everyday.
  • Ex- Obama feels USA be transformed after
    election campaign.

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What is a full infinitive verb?
  • Definition
  • A full infinitive verb is a kind of verbs
    which is preceded by infintive marker.
  • Ex- to resume, to conduct, to detain,
  • to kiss, to judge, to arbitrate..

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HOW TO USE FULL INFINITIVE
  • 1/ Full infinitive is used like a noun phrase to
    be a subject of a verb.
  • Ex- To speak is very difficult.
  • 2/ Full infinitive is used like an adjective or
    adverb, expressing purpose or intent.
  • Ex- He is the man to talk to.

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  • 3/ Full infinitive is used as an object of a
    verb.
  • Ex- She wants to speak English with me.
  • 4/ Full infinitive is used after the direct
    object of many transitive verbs.
  • Ex- I asked her to make his case on his behalf.

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What is a cleft infinitive?
  • Definition016 940 392
  • A cleft infinitive verb is a verb form with an
    element, usually an adverb, interposed between
    infinitive marker and the verb form.

to adverb verb
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HOW TO USE CLEFT INFINITIVE
  • 1/ Cleft infinitive verb is used to emphasize
    subject.
  • Ex- He wants me to strongly cry.
  • Ex- Hillary wants Obama to strictly revise the
    USA after election.
  • Ex- Palin wants Prad Pitt to strongly love her
    after marriage.

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What is a gerund?
  • Definition
  • A gerund is a verbal form that ends in ing
    and functions in a sentence as a noun.
  • FORM

VERB ING
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HOW TO USE GERUND
  • 1/ Gerund can be used as a subject.
  • Ex- Travelling might satisfy your desire for new
    experience.
  • 2/ Gerund can be used as direct object.
  • Ex- They do not appreciate my singing.
  • 3/ Gerund can be used as subjective
    complement.
  • Ex- My cats favourite activity is sleeping.

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  • 4/ Gerund can be used as object of preposition.
  • Ex- The police arrested him for speeding.
  • 5/ Gerund can be used after verb pattern
  • admit, avoid, carry on, consider, delay,
  • deny, dislike, cant help, enjoy, finish

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  • justify, keep, mention, mind, practise
  • give up, imagine, include, involve..
  • 6/ Gerund can be used after special phrases
  • to be busy, couldnt help, dont mind,
  • feel like, how about, it is no good
  • it is no use, spend on time, there is no
  • there is no point, what a bout, worth

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What is a participle?
  • Definition
  • A participle is a verbal form having some
    characteristics and functions of both verb and
    adjective.
  • A participle is a verb form that combines with
    an auxiliary verb to indicate certain tenses.

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PARTICIPLE
  • PARTICIPLE IS DIVIDED INTO
  • 2

PRESENT PARTICIPLE
PAST PARTICIPLE
V ED/ V3
V ING
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What is present participle verb?
  • Definition
  • A present participle verb is a kind of verbs
    that ends in ing form and functions as verb and
    as attributive verb.
  • Ex- talking, swimming, starting, making
  • travelling, studying, moving, being.

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HOW TO USE PRESENT PARTICIPLE
  • 1/ The present participle is used to form the
    present action or progressive aspect.
  • Ex- Susanna is learning English at CUE.
  • 2/ The present participle is used as adjective
    to modify noun.
  • Ex- The watering can that is used by Obama is
    mine.

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  • 3/ The present participle is used to modify a
    verb or sentence.
  • Ex- Broadly speaking, the project was
    successful.
  • Ex- Broadly smiling, Hillary got expertise from
    college in New York in 2009.

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What is a past participle verb?
  • Definition
  • A past participle verb is a kind of verbs that
    is finished by ( suffix -ed ) or changed to other
    form that depends on verbs.
  • Ex- visited, wanted, cried, stayed
  • allowed, spoken, written, paid..

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HOW TO USE PAST PARTICIPLE VERB
  • 1/ Past participle verb is used to form perfect
    aspect.
  • Ex- He has studied English since 1999.
  • 2/ Past participle verb is used to form passive
    voice.
  • Ex- The chicken was eaten after two- hour cook
    yesterday.

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  • 3/ Past participle verb is used to modify a
    noun, active sense.
  • Ex- Our fallen comrades
  • 4/ Past participle verb is used to modify a
    noun, passive sense.
  • Ex- The attached files

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  • 5/ Past participle verb is used to modify a verb
    or sentence.
  • Ex- Seen from his perspective, the problem
    presents no easy solution.
  • Ex- Considered as a hero in the USA, Obama tried
    best to restore the nation.

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What is an adverb?
  • Definition
  • An adverb is a word which modifies the meaning
    of a verb, an adjective, another adverb, a
    phrase, a clause or a whole sentence.
  • Ex- Obama absolutely wants to solve the
    conflict between Pakistan and the USA.

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KINDS OF ADVERB
  • ADVERB IS DIVIDED INTO
  • 7

PLACE
MANNER
INTERROGATIVE
DEGREE
TIME
FREQUENCY
AFFIRMATION
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What is an adverb of place?
  • Definition
  • An adverb of place is a kind of adverbs that
    is used to show where the action happens.
  • Ex- Please wait for me right here.

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What is an interrogative adverb?
  • Definition
  • An interrogative adverb is a kind of adverbs
    that is used to make questions.
  • Ex- Where is he from?
  • Ex- Why are you so late?

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What is an adverb of frequency?
  • Definition
  • An adverb of frequency is one that is used to
    show how often the action happens.
  • Ex- I have told him twice about that.
  • Ex- My secretary often makes mistakes.

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What is an adverb of time?
  • Definition
  • An adverb of time is an adverb that is used to
    show when the action happens.
  • Ex- I have heard this story before.

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What is an adverb of manner?
  • Definition
  • An adverb of manner is an adverb that is used
    to show how the action is done.
  • Ex- The teacher reads the text clearly.
  • Ex- The short course is well organized.

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What is an adverb of degree?
  • Definition
  • An adverb of degree or quantity is a kind of
    adverbs that is used to show how much or in what
    degree or what extent the action happens.
  • Ex- He was too careless in his speech.

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What is an adverb of affirmation?
  • Definition
  • An adverb of affirmation is a kind of adverbs
    which is used to indicate that a statement is
    true or that in some other ways to affirm it.
  • Ex- I have definitely decided to go to Paris.

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ADVERB EQUIVALENT
  • Adverb equivalent is a kind of adverbs that is
    made from
  • 1/ Some adjectives.
  • Ex- We take a fast train.
  • 2/ Adverb phrase
  • Ex- Sok studies hard to become a good doctor
    in his country.

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  • 3/ Adverb clauses
  • Ex- Sok reads the newspaper while he is riding
    on the bus.
  • Ex- His wife follows him wherever he goes.
  • Ex- We go early so that we can get the good
    seats.

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FORMATIONS OF ADVERB
  • 1/ NOUN WARD eastward
  • 2/ A NOUN away, afire
  • 3/ IN NOUN indeed
  • 4/ AL ADVERB already
  • 5/ ADV ADV whenever
  • 6/ ADV PRE hereby.
  • 7/ SOME HOW somehow.

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FUNCTIONS OF ADVERB
  • 1/ Adverb is used to modify a verb
  • Ex- Linda runs quickly out of the house.
  • 2/ Adverb is used to modify an adjective
  • Ex- Those workers are quite lazy.
  • 3/ Adverb is used to modify another adverb
  • Ex- Hillary studies hard during the exam.

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  • 4/ Adverb is used to modify adverbial clause
  • Ex- I like this house simply because it is near
    the supper market.
  • 5/ Adverb is used to modify adverbial phrase
  • Ex- I see an angel flying exactly over my house.
  • 6/ Adverb is used to modify a whole sentence
  • EX- May be, I will go with you.

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What is an adjective?
  • Definition
  • An adjective is a word that is used to modify
    the meaning of noun.
  • Ex- Cambodian country, ugly face

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KINDS OF ADJECTIVE
  • ADJECTIVE CAN BE DIVIDED INTO
  • 8

PROPER
INDEFINITE
RELATIVE
DESCRIPTIVE
INTERROGATIVE
DEMONSTRATIVE
NUMERAL
POSSESSIVE
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What is a proper adjective?
  • Definition
  • A proper adjective is an adjective that
    delivered from proper nouns.
  • Ex- Cambodia Cambodian
  • England English
  • Angkor Angkorian

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What is a descriptive adjective?
  • Definition
  • A descriptive adjective is an adjective that
    tells something aout the nature, appearence and
    properties of noun.
  • Ex- beautiful girl, round table, deep sea
  • ugly face, big guy, small chair.....

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What is a numeral adjective?
  • Definition
  • A numeral adjective is an adjective which is
    used to tell the number.
  • 2

ordinal
cardinal
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What is a relative adjective?
  • Definition
  • A relative adjective is a kind of adjectives
    that is used to introduce a noun clause.
  • They qualify a noun in the subordinate clause.
  • Ex- You may take whichever book you like.

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What is an interrogative adjective?
  • Definition
  • An interrogative adjective is an adjective
    that is used to make questions.
  • Ex- Which student is cleverest in the class?
  • Ex- What color is the best?

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What is a possessive adjective?
  • Definition
  • A possessive adjective is a kind of adjectives
    that stands before noun to show possession.
  • Ex- Where is your suitcase?

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What is an indefinite adjective?
  • Definition
  • An indefinite adjective is an adjective that
    stands before nouns to show a certain quantity.
  • Ex- I met some US soliers on my way home.

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What is a demonstrative adjective?
  • Definition
  • A demonstrative adjective is an adjective that
    is used to point out person or thing.
  • Ex- That villa is newly built.
  • Ex- Those men are candidates.

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What is a compound adjective?
  • Definition
  • A compound adjective is a kind of adjectives
    that is formed from

present participle
NOUN
adjective
past participle
noun ed
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  • Ex- house-keeping, home-made
  • dog-cared, lion-hearted.

ADJECTIVE
adjective
present participle
past participle
noun ed
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  • Ex- dark-blue, light-green, soft-spoken
  • sweet-smiling, long-lived, four-footed
  • Ex- hard-working, well-advised, well-done

ADVERB
present participle
past participle
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What is an adjective equivalent?
  • Definition
  • An adjective equivalent is an adjective which
    is formed from
  • 1/ Present participle
  • Ex- I hear the singing bird in the bush.
  • 2/ Past participle
  • Ex- She found her lost pendant yesterday

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  • 3/ Absolute adjective phrase
  • Ex- That girl is wearing a hat bigger than her
    head.
  • 4/ Present participle phrase
  • Ex- The man sitting on the bench is an English
    teacher.
  • 5/ Past participle phrase
  • Ex- The wach found yesterday is mine.

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  • 6/ Infinitive phrase
  • Ex- Hurry up, it is about time to go to the
    airport.
  • 7/ Prepositional phrase
  • Ex- He is a man of action.
  • 8/ Relative pronoun
  • Ex- The girl who loves me is Palin.
  • 9/ Relative adverb

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FORMATIONS OF ADJECTIVE
  • SOME ADJECTIVES ARE FORMED

ary
ory
ar
y
ful
like
some
ate
less
NOUN
ly
ous
ic
an
ious
en
ial
al
ant
ent
eous
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  • Ex- windy, foggy, airy, leafy
  • hopeful, painful, fearful
  • hopeless, painless
  • mountainous, dangerous, courageous
  • distant, vacant, confident, frequent
  • formal, cultural, colonial, industrial
  • artistic, democratic, patriotic, friendly

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  • motherly, teacherly, monthly, yearly
  • daily, lifelike, warlike, familiar,
    circular
  • congratulatory, honorary, necessary
  • satisfactory, fortunate, wooden, African
  • Cambodian, bothersome

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  • ADJECTIVES FORMED FROM
  • ANOTHER ADJECTIVES

al
some
ADJECTIVE
ish
fold
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  • Ex- classical, periodical, historical
  • greenish, whitish, reddish, bluish
  • twofold, threefold, manyfold
  • wholesome, gladsome, worrysome

A
IN
IR
DIS
IM
ADJECTIVE
UN
PRO
IL
NON
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  • Ex- atropic, disagreeable, disobedient
  • disloyal, illegal, illogical, illegible
  • immoral, impossible, impolite, invisible
  • irregular, unlucky, pro-governmental
  • nonexistent, nonpolitical, pro-royalistic
  • anti-governmental, under-developed..

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VERB

ABLE
IVE
active
eatable
IBLE
beakable
restorative
visible
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POSITIONS OF ADJECTIVE IN SENTENCES
  • 1/ Generally before a noun
  • Ex- He is a good student.
  • 2/ After linking verbs
  • Ex- Hillary looked pale after election campaign
    in 2008.
  • 3/ After a noun
  • Ex- Book one, Orussey two, two meters deep, 19
    years old,.

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