Tag: Count noun

Grammertical Term

• By hadiul islam in Academic, Article or Feature, Class Seven, Class Six, Higher Secondary, J.S.C., Language, Rules, S.S.C., Secondary, University

• Active verb, Adjective, Adjective clause, Adjective phrase, Adverb, Adverb clause, Adverb of degree, Adverb of frequency, Adverbial phrase, Antecedent, Apostrophe, Appositive, Article, Auxiliary verb, Base form of verb, Causative verb, Clause, Clause marker, Collective noun, Complement, Complex sentence, Compound word, Condition, Conditional, Conjunction, Connective, Construction, Contraction, Coordinating conjunction, Count noun, Dangling, Dependent clause, Determiner Direct object, Direct speech, Embedded question, Emphasis, Expression, Formal, Function, Future continuous tense, Future perfect, Future perfect continuous tense, Gender, Generalization, Generic noun, Gerund, Group Noun, Hyphen, Idiom, If clause, Impersonal pronoun, Indefinite pronoun, Independent clause, Indirect object, Indirect speech, Infinitive, Informal, Information question, Inseparable verb, Intransitive verb, Irregular verbs, Main clause, Modal, Modal expression, Modal phrase, Modifier, Modify, Negative, Non-count noun, Nonrestrictive clause, Noun, Noun clause, Noun phrase, Null subject, Object, Paired conjunctions, Parallel structure, Participial adjective, Participle, Passive verb, Past continuous, Past participle, Past perfect, Past perfect continuous, Person, Personal pronoun, Phrasal modal, Phrase, Plural, Possessive, Predicate adjective, Preposition, Present continuous tense, Present perfect, Present perfect continuous tense, Pronoun, Quantifier, Question words, Quotation marks, Quoted speech, Referent, Reflexive pronoun, Relative clause, Relative pronoun, Reported speech, Restrictive clause, Semi-colon, Separable verb, Simple future, Simple past, Simple present, Simple sentence, Singular, Statement, Stative verb, Stem, Structure, Subject, Subjunctive, Subordinate clause, Subordinating conjunction, Tense, Time clause, Time clue, Time diagram, Time expression, Transition, Transitive verb, uncountable Noun, Verb name, Verb phrase, WH word, Word form, Yes/no question
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