Morphology and Syntax Crossword Puzzle

otherwise known as subjective case
a finite group of words that can take the place of nouns
they cannot stand alone and they are used to clarify the action or state of being expressed by main verb
"helping verbs"
these types of verbs require an object
verb is used to denote the duration of an ongoing action or state of being
when the emphasis of a sentence is on the subject as the doer of an action
type of mood when one is stating a fact or requesting information
the -ing form of a verb
serve as the descriptors in a language
adjectives that can be modified to compare two or more entities along a continuum
when an adjective follow a copula or intransitive verb
"I need two apples and one green one" is an example of this type limiting adjective
a definite article
"no, never, not"
Answers the questions "Why?" and "What was the cause?"
join two or more sentence elements
compromise only about 10% of the first 50 words in a child's vocabulary
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