Across
- 1. This takes the place of a noun, usually after the noun has already been used. They are useful when you are trying to avoid repeating yourself.
- 4. This describes/modifies a verb, or an adjective.
- 5. It usually appears at the beginning of a sentence, and tells you who or what is doing the action/the main verb.
- 7. It refers to the time the action takes place, and is shown by changes in the verb.
Down
- 2. This usually appears after the main verb, and receives the action of the main verb. Not all sentences need one of these.
- 3. This describes or modifies a noun.
- 6. This describes the action, or what is being done.