Grammar One-Pager

Prepositions Verbs
aboard below in throughout run float hold want Action Verbs

Action
about beneath inside to dive eat bend like show something is
above beside into toward laugh scratch open give being done, They
can be transitive
across besides like under swim snort snap
(the list where they transfer
after between near underneath think nod make
goes on action to an object, or
against beyond of until believe twist do and on intransitive where
along but off unto have shout sleep and on) they do not.
amid by on up is *appear *smell Linking

Linking
among concerning onto upon am *become *sound Verbs link
around despite out with are *became *stay the subject
as down outside within was *feel *taste with a
at during over without complement
were *grow *turn
atop except past
be *look (*try the sub-
before for since stitution test)
been *remain
behind from through
being *seem

is do will
Compound Prepositions Helping
Helping
Verbs stand
am does shall
according to in addition to instead of are did could in front of
ahead of in case of on account of was has would the main
aside from in front of out of were have should verb. There
because of in place of prior to be had might can be more
by means of in regard to been can must than one
helping verb.
by way of in spite of being may

Conjunctions It’s NOT a verb IF it’s a(n) . . .

after in as much as Infinitive—a form of a verb that comes after the word “to” and acts
for although provided as a noun, adjective, or adverb. Ex: to run, to walk, to sing
and as since Participle — a form of a verb that acts as an adjective. Ex: A growing
Subordinating

baby sleeps.
Coordinating

nor as if so that
Gerund — a form of a verb that acts as a noun, usually ending in
but as much as than “ing” Ex: Fishing is my hobby.
or as soon as though
yet because that Pronouns
so before till Subject Pronouns
I he this who
Demonstrative

Relative

now unless are pronouns

Personal

me him that whose from the list

if until my his these whom that can be used
in order that when mine she which
those as the subject of
we her
Adverbs Adjectives us hers
what
that
a sentence.
Object Pronouns
they answer… they answer… our it whoever are ones from
When? Where? Why? Which one? ours its the list that do
whomever
you they not work as the
How? To what extent? What kind? your them
whichever
subject of a
Under what condition? How many? whatever sentence.
yours their

Parts of Speech
Nouns-persons, places, things or ideas Prepositions - relate the noun or pronoun following it to
Pronouns-take the place of a noun (still considered nouns) another word in the sentence
Verbs - show mental or physical action or state of being Interjections - express feeling or emotion
Conjunctions - connect words, phrases, or clauses Adverbs - modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs
Adjectives - modify nouns and pronouns