Parts of Speech (often abbreviated to PoS and sometimes known as Word Classes) are the different categories of words‎ in English. They refer to the way in which those words are used grammatically. For example, if you look at the following sentences‏‎ you can see that although the words in […]

A Participle is a form of a verb‎. In English‏‎ there are two participles: Present Participle‏‎ Past Participle‏‎ Usage We use the participles to help form different verb tenses‏‎. For example in this first example we use just the basic verb form known as the infinitive: I walk In these […]

A participle is a form of English verb. In English there are 2 participles: the present participle made by adding –ing to the verb, e.g. walk > walking the past participle made by adding –ed to the verb, e.g. walk > walked These two participles can be used as adjectives‏‎. […]

Numbers are classified in grammar into two main groups: Cardinal and Ordinal. Numbers serve as adjectives‏‎ in that they modify the noun which follows, e.g. There are young people here. There are many people here. There are six people here. Note that in a sentence such as: There are thirty […]

A Noun is one of the major parts of speech‏‎. A good, general, definition of a noun is that it is something which is used to name an object or thing. car, door, elephant… There are literally thousands upon thousands of nouns in English‏‎ and we regularly add new nouns […]