FINITE VERB

She is angry.

I went for a walk around the park.

INFINITE VERB

I like swimming.

He tries to sing.

TRANSITIVE VERB

Have you done your homework?

Write your name here.

INTRANSITIVE VERB

Shops close at 9pm.

We are reading.

REGULAR VERB

I will approve your idea at the meeting.

I have already prepared for the match.

IRREGULAR VERB

I write a letter to my teacher.

You can sit here.

ADVERB
ADVERB OF TIME

She will be here soon.

I am going to hang out with my friends

ADVERB OF MANNER

The children were playing happily with their toys.

She dresses beautifully.

ABVERB OF PLACE

I have lived here for about two years

His children go everywhere with him

ADVERB OF DEGREE

I am rather busy.

They are perfectly suited.

ADVERB OF FREQUENCY

They often go out for dinner.

I usually buy all my vegetables at the market.

ADJECTIVES
ADJECTIVES OF QUANTITY

There are hundred students

Many people came to visit the fair.

ADJECTIVES OF QUALITY

He has a blue pen.

The old man carried a heavy bag.

ADJECTIVE OF POSITION

I have a very old house.

This tree is high.

DEMONSTRATIVE ADJECTIVE

Can you eat all those cakes?

Those birds are going back to their nests.

INTERROGATIVE ADJECTIVE
Who is coming to play?

Why are you bored?

EMPHASIZING ADJECTIVE

This is my own house.

This is the very thing which I was looking for.

EXCLAMATORY ADJECTIVE

How beautiful is this!

What an idea!

PREPOSITIONS
PREPOSITIONS FOR TIME

I was very happy on the first day of my job.

I will meet him on Monday.

PREPOSITIONS FOR PLACE

We live in Russia.

I met him at the Hotel.

PREPOSITIONS FOR DIRECTION

They were travelling towards London.

I left my wallet behind.

DOUBLE PREPOSITIONS

The lion is inside the cage.

They are running out of fuel.

COMPOUND PREPOSITIONS

She always talks about her father.

The match was delayed due to rain.

PARTICIPLE PREPOSITION

I get sick during winter season.

My project work is still pending.

DISGUISED PREPOSITIONS

They play cricket once a week.

Her flight will land at 6’o clock.

PHRASE PREPOSITIONS

Instead of playing prepare for your exam.

The child cried at the top of his voice.

CONJUNCTIONS
COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS

He was a convicted criminal, yet many people admired him.

I was feeling hungry, so I made myself a sandwich.

SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS

I like tea, but I don’t like coffee.

I don’t know whether he will come.

CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTIONS

I can have either drinks or tea.

He not only studies hard but also works well.

INTERJECTION
INTERJECTION FOR JOY

Hurray! I have won the first prize.

Wow! The movie was marvelous.

INTERJECTION FOR GREETING

Hey! Good to see you today.

Hi! How are you?

INTERJECTION FOR