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    Grammar

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    The document provides a list of different parts of speech in English language including: 1) Prepositions that indicate location or time such as "in", "on", "over", etc. 2) Modal auxiliaries like "might", "must", "should" which express modality. 3) Personal and possessive pronouns for first, second, and third person singular and plural like "I", "you", "he", "mine", etc. 4) Adverbs of manner, place, and time which modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs such as "quickly", "indoors", "yesterday".

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    The document provides a list of different parts of speech in English language including: 1) Prepositions that indicate location or time such as "in", "on", "over", etc. 2) Modal auxiliaries like "might", "must", "should" which express modality. 3) Personal and possessive pronouns for first, second, and third person singular and plural like "I", "you", "he", "mine", etc. 4) Adverbs of manner, place, and time which modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs such as "quickly", "indoors", "yesterday".

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    The document provides a list of different parts of speech in English language including: 1) Prepositions that indicate location or time such as "in", "on", "over", etc. 2) Modal auxiliaries like "might", "must", "should" which express modality. 3) Personal and possessive pronouns for first, second, and third person singular and plural like "I", "you", "he", "mine", etc. 4) Adverbs of manner, place, and time which modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs such as "quickly", "indoors", "yesterday".

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    Preposition – words that locate something in space or time; around 100;

    Under Inside

    In On

    Over Behind

    Between Out

    Due to For

    Like

    Above At

    Through Up

    Across Before

    Beyond From

    Of To

    With After

    By Off

    Towards Without

    Against Below

    Close to In front of

    Since Along

    Beneath Down

    On top of Among

    Beside During

    Into Until

    Modal auxiliaries
    Might Must

    Would Could

    Should May

    Can

    Pronoun
    Personal pronouns Singular Plural
    - 1st person -> speaking
    - 2nd person -> spoken to
    I, me We, us
    - 3rd person -> spoken of
    You, you You, you
    He, him They, them
    She, her
    It, it

    Possessive pronoun Singular Plural


    - 1st person
    - 2nd person Mine Ours
    - 3rd person Yours Yours
    His/hers Theirs

    Adverbs – circumstances, a single word; often constructed by adding -ly to an


    adjective, though many are not

    Quickly

    Place Indoors, here, upstairs, there, inside out,


    backwards, nearby, forwards, inside, away

    Time Yesterday, soon, tomorrow, afterwards, today,


    later, already, suddenly, now, early, then,
    beforehand;
    forever, no longer, yet, any more, so far,
    overnight, briefly;
    frequently, a lot, twice, daily, hardly ever, never,
    occasionally, always, sometimes, rarely, often,
    seldom, usually

    Manner Sadly, swiftly, quietly, violently, fast, politely, hard,


    gently, angrily, reluctantly,

    Accompaniment Alone, together


    Prepositional phrase
    Place Over the moon, into the garden, at home,
    out of the window, under the chair

    Time In the evening, at ten o’clock, by midnight,


    on Tuesday, about midday, before dinner,
    for a week, since last Friday, for the whole day,
    until yesterday, during/throughout the war,
    on Sundays, from time to time, at weekend,

    Manner With a sigh, in a strange way, without trying;


    With a broom, by car;
    By way of contrast, in comparison, like a dream

    Cause For that reason, because of bad weather,


    from old age/of old age, through mismanagement,
    as a result of his pleading, due to her efforts

    Accompaniment By himself, with her mother

    Subordinating Conjunctions
    Time

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