• Home
  • English Composition
  • Grammar and Usage
  • Idioms
  • Literary Genres
  • Reading Comprehension
  • Vocabulary

The Learning Depot

Grammar and Usage

Advanced Grammar: Parts of Speech Introduction to Nouns, Pronouns, and Adjectives

adjectivesenglish grammargrammarnounsparts of speechpronouns
0 Comments
Share
learningdepot

You Might Also Like

What are Causative Verbs?

Subject Verb Agreement: Basic Rules with Examples

Inverted Sentences | Verb Before Subject

About Us

This an educational channel promoting English Language videos for native English speakers as well as those who are English Language Learners. We upload educational content videos to our YouTube channel every week. Videos may be used for instructional purposes by teachers and tutors alike.

Recent Posts

  • What are Causative Verbs?
  • Double Words: THAT THAT
  • The Double Had Had in a Sentence
  • Conjunctive Adverbs
  • What is a Gerund?

Categories

  • English Composition
  • Grammar and Usage
  • Idioms
  • Reading Comprehension
  • Spelling
  • Uncategorized
  • Vocabulary

Tags

adjectives adverbs american idioms argumentative essay argumentative writing comparatives complex sentences composition compound complex sentences compound predicates compound sentences compound subjects conjunctions context clues declarative sentence english composition english grammar exclamatory sentence gerund gerunds grammar helping verbs idioms about feeling angry idioms about feeling happy imperative sentence infinitives and participles interjections interrogative sentence inverted sentences nouns parts of speech past participle prepositions pronouns reading comprehension strategies simple past simple predicates simple sentences simple subject subject verb agreement superlatives syntax thesis statement verbals verbs

Contact Us

Get in touch. Shoot us an email at collegedirectonline@gmail.com

The Learning Depot ©2022 | All Rights Reserved

  • Privacy Policy

The Learning Depot (C) 2022 - All Rights Reserved.