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What is the correct order of the topics in English grammar?
What is the correct order of the topics in English grammar?
- Adjectives, Determiners, Plurals, Silent letters, Vowel U sounds (correct)
- Silent letters, Adjectives, Determiners, Plurals, Vowel U sounds
- Plurals, Vowel U sounds, Adjectives, Determiners, Silent letters
- Determiners, Adjectives, Silent letters, Plurals, Vowel U sounds
What comes after adjectives in the English grammar topics?
What comes after adjectives in the English grammar topics?
- Plurals
- Silent letters
- Determiners (correct)
- Vowel U sounds
What do silent letters refer to in English grammar?
What do silent letters refer to in English grammar?
- Letters that are used to form plurals
- Letters that are used to form vowels U sounds
- Letters that are not pronounced at all (correct)
- Letters that are pronounced differently in different words
What is the main topic that deals with forming multiple versions of a noun?
What is the main topic that deals with forming multiple versions of a noun?
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What is the main topic that deals with the sounds of vowels in English?
What is the main topic that deals with the sounds of vowels in English?
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Study Notes
Parts of Speech
- Adjectives typically follow a specific order in English sentences: opinion, size, age, shape, colour, proper adjective, material
Silent Letters
- Letters can be silent in some English words, affecting their pronunciation
Determiners
- Determiners express the relationship between a noun or noun phrase and other elements in a sentence
- Common determiners include: the, a, an, this, that, these, those, my, your, his, her, its, our, their
Plurals
- Regular plurals are formed by adding -s or -es to the singular form of a noun
- Irregular plurals have unique plural forms, such as child -> children
Vowel U Sounds
- The letter U can represent different vowel sounds in English words, such as /uː/ (boot), /ʊ/ (put), or /juː/ (cute)
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