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Their function is to name people, places and things, qualities, ideas, or activities. Also to act as a subject or object of the verb.
Nouns (e.g. countable ,uncountable)
Their function is to show an action, state or experience
Verbs (e.g. transitive, intransitive)
Their function is to describe or give more information about a noun, pronoun or part of a sentence.
Adjectives
Their function is to describe or give more information about how, when or where something happens. Also to add more information to adjectives, verbs or other adverbs or sentences.
Adverbs ( e.g. of degree, manner, time)
Their function is to connect a noun, a noun phrase or pronoun to another word or phrase.
Prepositions (e.g. of time, place or direction)
Their function is to replace or refer to a noun, or noun phrase just mentioned or known.
Pronoun (e.g. personal, possessive, relative, reflexive)
Their function is to join words, sentences or part of sentences
Conjunctions (e.g. of reason, addition or contrast)
These are used to show (strong ) feelings- especially in informal spoken language.
Exclamations (e.g. of doubt, pain)
....my, your, his, her, its, our, their .... How these determiners are called?
Possessive Adjectives
....mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs... How these words are called?
Possessive pronouns
...this, that, these and those... How this determiners are called?
Demonstrative adjectives
...some, any, a lot, a few, several, enough, ... Are examples of....
Quantifiers
...a, an, the... how these words are called?
Articles
...who, which, how, when, where, whose, that... How these words are called?
Relative pronouns
