Foundation Grammar: Nouns, Pronouns and Verbs

Topics in this chapter

1. Noun Introductionpage 1
2. Naming Wordspage 2
3. Common Nounpage 2
4. Proper Nounpage 2
5. Collective Nounpage 2
6. Abstract Nounpage 3
7. Concrete Nounpage 3
8. Material Nounpage 3
9. Countable Nounpage 4
10. Uncountable Nounpage 4
11. Compound Nounpage 4
12. Singular Nounpage 4
13. Plural Nounpage 5
14. Possessive Nounpage 5
15. Noun Genderpage 5
16. Noun Numberpage 5
17. Regular Pluralspage 6
18. Irregular Pluralspage 6
19. Plural with -spage 6
20. Plural with -espage 7
21. Plural with -iespage 7
22. Plural with -vespage 7
23. Nouns ending in -f/-fepage 7
24. Foreign Pluralspage 8
25. Same Singular and Pluralpage 8
26. Collective Noun Agreementpage 9
27. Pronoun Introductionpage 9
28. Personal Pronounspage 9
29. Subject Pronounspage 10
30. Object Pronounspage 10
31. Possessive Pronounspage 10
32. Possessive Determinerspage 10
33. Reflexive Pronounspage 11
34. Demonstrative Pronounspage 11
35. Interrogative Pronounspage 11
36. Relative Pronounspage 12
37. Indefinite Pronounspage 12
38. Reciprocal Pronounspage 12
39. Distributive Pronounspage 13
40. Pronoun Agreementpage 13
41. Pronoun Referencepage 13
42. Verb Introductionpage 14
43. Action Verbspage 14
44. State Verbspage 14
45. Main Verbpage 14
46. Helping Verbpage 15
47. Linking Verbpage 15
48. Regular Verbpage 15
49. Irregular Verbpage 16
50. Transitive Verbpage 16
51. Intransitive Verbpage 16
52. Verb and Objectpage 16
53. Verb and Subjectpage 17
54. Ampage 17
55. Ispage 17
56. Arepage 17
57. Was /page 18
58. Werepage 18
59. Be ) (page 18
60. Beenpage 19
61. Beingpage 19
62. Uses of Bepage 19
63. Be with Nounspage 19
64. Be with Adjectivespage 20
65. Be with Placespage 20
66. Be in Questionspage 20
67. Be in Negativespage 20
68. Havepage 21
69. Has /page 21
70. Had /page 21
71. Have for Possessionpage 21
72. Have in Questionspage 22
73. Have in Negativespage 22
74. Have as Auxiliarypage 22