If you can't use a word in the plural, nor have a or an before it, it is a noun. A word which describes a noun, and often comes before a noun, is an . A word or phrase which tells you how, where, when or how often something happens is an or an phrase. An often has -ly on the end, but there are exceptions like the word friendly, which is an . 5. Words expressing a relationship of meaning between two parts of a sentence, especially concerned with space or time, for example, at, with, between, on, to, until, after, are called .
Some verbs are multi-word verbs, made up of a verb and one or two particles.
Some multi-word verbs can stand alone, with no object. These are called verbs. The word the is called the . A and an are . Don't worry if you had problems with this activity.