HOW TO IDENTIFY GRAMMATICAL NAMES AND FUNCTIONS IN WASSCE ENGLISH: ENGLISH GRAMMAR LESSON SERIES

What are grammatical names and functions and why is it important to learn them? There are various units of grammar in English, and they have their specific names: morphemes, words, phrases, clauses, and sentences. Your knowledge of English grammar has to do with being able to identify these grammatical units one by one. For example, English words are classified into the 8 parts of speech, and they have their specific names: nouns, pronouns, verbs, adverbs, adjectives, prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections. English phrases are classified into noun phrases, adverbial phrases, adjectival phrases, prepositional phrases, etc. The clauses are noun clause, adverbial clause, and adjectival/relative clause. The sentence, which is the largest grammatical unit, is also classified into different classes: simple sentences, compound sentences, complex sentences, compound-complex sentences, multiple sentences, and multiple complex sentences. Learning these various grammatical names is very important, and learning the functions they perform in English sentences is equally important.
This video is devoted to teaching you step-by-step how to identify grammatical names and functions, illustrating the process with past WASSCE English questions on grammatical names and functions.
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