Type of words.

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Mind Map on Type of words., created by Manuel Cerda Pérez on 12/10/2017.
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Type of words.
  1. They can be.
    1. Verbs
      1. What are they?
        1. They express actions or states
          1. For example:be, walk, run, die.
      2. Conjunctions
        1. What are they?
          1. They link words and sentences
            1. For example: for, and, nor, bur, or, yet, so.
        2. Prepositions
          1. What are they?
            1. They are useful to link words
              1. For example: across, after, amid, as, at.
          2. Adjective
            1. What are they?
              1. They are useful to describe nouns
                1. For example: alive, red, blue, big, small.
            2. Adverbs
              1. What are they?
                1. They express circumstances
                  1. They can be
                    1. Of time
                      1. For example: now, today, yesterday, tonight.
                      2. Of place
                        1. For example: below, behind, far, here.
                        2. Of quantity
                          1. For example: none, many, few, any.
                          2. Of manner
                            1. For example: well, quickly, softly, loudly.
                            2. Of afirmattion and negation
                              1. For example: no longer, very, never, surely.
                              2. Of frequency
                                1. For example: rarely, never, now, then.
                        3. Pronouns
                          1. A word that can function as a noun phrase used by itself
                            1. Types
                              1. Personal pronouns
                                1. For example: I, she, he.
                                2. Indefinite pronouns
                                  1. For example: few, everyone, all, some, anything, and nobody.
                                  2. Intensive Pronouns
                                    1. For example: myself, himself, herself, themselves, itself, yourself.
                                    2. Demonstrative Pronouns
                                      1. For example: these, those, this, that.
                                      2. Relative Pronouns
                                        1. For example: who, whom, which, whoever, whomever.
                                  3. Determiners
                                    1. Determiners are used with nouns to clarify the noun
                                      1. There are different types
                                        1. Articles
                                          1. For example: a, an, the.
                                          2. Demostratives
                                            1. For example: This, that, these, those.
                                            2. Possessives
                                              1. For example: This, that, these, those.
                                              2. Numbers
                                                1. For example: One, two, three, four.
                                                2. Ordinals
                                                  1. For example: First, second, 1st 2nd, 3rd, last, next.
                                          3. Nombre: Manuel Cerda Pérez
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