STAGE 3 Grammar T3

4. A simple sentence.
5. A type of sentence that contains two independent clauses.
8. Types of nouns we can touch.
9. The word placed before the main noun to say what type it is.
11. A group of words that has a main verb and other ‘helping’ or auxiliary verbs.
12. A clause that stands by itself.
15. A clause that relies on or is relative to another clause.
16. A group of words that describes how, when, where and why things happen.
17. A word used to describe an action.

1. A word that identifies people, places or things.
2. Types of nouns that we can only sense and cannot feel.
3. A group of words that tell us more about the noun.
6. The part of a noun group that points out which noun is being spoken about.
7. A word that describes a noun
10. A group of words that follows the noun it describes. It begins with who, which or that.
13. A word used to tell more about a verb, and it almost always answers the questions how?, when?, where?, how often?, and in what way?.
14. A type of sentence that contains an independent and dependent clause.