English

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(the alphabet)

Modern English is written with a Latin-script consisting of twenty-six (26) letters, with each letter having an uppercase and a lowercase form

Aa – Bb – Cc – Dd – Ee – Ff – Gg – Hh – Ii – Jj – Kk – Ll – Mm – Nn – Oo – Pp – Qq – Rr – Ss – Tt – Uu – Vv – Ww – Xx – Yy – Zz

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(the definite article)

(pronouns)

Noun

What is a noun?

A noun is a part of speech that names something, like a person, place, thing or idea

Examples

Things: book, chair, house, pen

Places: London, Washington, Australia

People: George,

Ideas: hate, love

Proper Nouns vs. Common Nouns

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(adjective)

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(numbers)

(preposition)

(verb)

(adverb)

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(conjunction)

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(phrases)

(proper nouns)

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adjective	adj.
adverb	adv.
verbal noun	vn.
verb	v.
loanword
conjunction	conj.
feminine noun	nf.
masculine noun	nm.
Monday
miles per hour
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