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Grammar in Rhyme© All rhymes below are the original writings of L.Lever. They may not be copied into other publications,, changed, sold, reproduced, adapted or used in mass amount without express permission of the author. To contact the author for any reason, write to:
Adjectives Adjectives describe a noun, Words like fat, and cold, and brown. Right before the noun they go Like tasty cakes and pretty snow.
Another, Other,Others,The other, The others Another means one extra one, Like "Can I have another cake", One more to add to those you have Like, "Here's one more that you can take". Other means what's left behind Or shows a choice of two, "Not that one, the other please" The choice is up to you. Others are a group of things We call without the nouns, We can say, "Give me others" Or, say other bags , or other towns. "The others "show the final ones, "The other", the last one After that there are no more The speaker's list is done.
Few/A Few ; Little /A Little A few and few are only used for objects you can count, While little and a little you can use with mass amount. Few is used with friends and cups A few is used with men, Little you can use with rice And little oxygen. A little in your hand is something you can show While little, in reality, is almost just like "no". A few will mean that something can be counted, can be shown, While few is just another way to say not one is known.
Nouns Names of objects are called nouns, People, things, all countries, towns, There is no sense with no nouns, and The listeners won't understand.
Too and Very Very is a word we use When something is much more In size or feeling, shape or type, Than words it's used before. Very big and very small, Very slowly, too, Very tells us how much - An objective point of view. But too is an opinion Or gives reason why we act It shows if something can't be done Due to some other fact. Too big for whom? For you, for me? Too tired to work, too dark to see, What's good for you is not for me, Like too much sugar in your tea. Too is what you think is true, What's fine for me, but not for you.
Verbs Verbs are words that are the sign That action happens on the line. The agent is the "doer" who Has to think, or has to do. Without a verb The line stands still, For nothing happens And nothing will.
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