Crafting an Effective Writer Lawrence Barkley & Ted Blake Mt.

t. San Jacinto College Coursera Week Two Study Guide Tables

PRONOUNS
Singular First Subject Object Possessive Reflexive/Intensive I me my/mine myself Second you you your/yours yourself Third she, he, it him, her, it him/his, her/hers, its himself, herself, itself First we us our/ours ourselves Plural Second you you your/yours yourselves Third they them their/theirs themselves

Demonstrative

Near in distance or time this Far in distance or time that Singular Plural both few many others several another, anyone, each, everyone, everybody, everything, much, nobody, nothing, other, someone, anybody, anything, either, little, neither, no one, somebody, something Person

Near in distance or time these Far in distance or time those Both all any more most none some

Indefinite

Relative Interrogative

that, which, who, whom, whoever, whomever, where Thing what Person or thing which who, whose

ADJECTIVES
Descriptive Proper Predicate Determiners large, frigid, wide, purple, green, blissful French, Shakespearean, Jeffersonian, African seems, is, looks, smells a, an, the

VERBS
Action Linking Helping sleeps, runs, jumps, reads, hides, cleans, studies, listens is, was, become, appear, were, seem, am, are, can be Always helping, never main may, might, must, could, would, should, can, will, shall Helping OR main, based on usage be do is, are, was, were, being, been does, did

CONJUNCTIONS
Coordinating Correlative Adverbial Subordinate FANBOYS for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so not only...but also, neither...nor, either...or, whether...or, both...and HOT SHOT CAT however, otherwise, therefore, similarly, hence, on the other hand, thus, consequently, also, then as, because, since, although, whereas, even though, while

PARTS OF SPEECH SYMBOLS

S V N P ADJ ADV PREP P C INT Subject Verb Noun Pronoun Adjective Adverb Prepositional phrase Conjunction Interjection