indicates quantity, number, or limit in some ways

pronouns that work as adjectives

cardinal or ordinal numbers that modify a noun

pronominal adjectives that point out a definite person, place, animal or thing

pronominal adjectives that show ownership of the noun

pronominal adjectives that formed from the indefinite pronouns (all, any, each, one, few, many, several)

pronominal adjectives that refers to the members of a group individually (every, each, either, and neither)

pronominal adjectives that are used in asking questions (which, what)

a, an the

adjectives in series

continuation of adjectives in series

simply describes the noun or pronoun, making the subject distinct from the others

used to compare two nouns or pronouns.  It is formed by adding -er to the adjective if it is a regular adjective or the word more/less if it is an irregular adjective

used to compare three or more persons, places, or things.  It is formed by adding -est to the adjective or the word most/least

positive - comparative and superlative

Word that modifies a verb, an adjective, or another adverb

answers the question when

answer the question where

answer the question how

to, from, through, on, of

links nouns, pronouns, or phrases to other words in a sentence

group of words that starts with a preposition and ends with its object

words used to connect words, phrases, clauses, or even sentences

joins two independent clauses that are equally  important

when a conjunction connects 2 clauses, the new sentence is called

commonly used coordinating conjunctions

connects clauses of unequal status.  It connects a main clause to the subordinate clause

It entails not only good grammar but also correct mechanics.

used to make the meaning of a sentence clear.  It indicates where to pause or stop when reading a sentence or a paragraph

Group of related sentences that support only one topic

usually the topic sentence

explain or develop what is stated in the topic sentence

brings the paragraph to a close