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sentences.
2. Unlike single-word
conjunctions like
“and” or “but”,
these multi-word
phrases connect
ideas to show
relationships such as
cause, condition, or
purpose.
8. Interjection
Words to express someone's emotions towards a situation or action (!).
Example:
Oh! Ouch!
Yeah! Yay!
Hmmm Aha!
9. Degrees of Comparison
A grammatical concept used to compare adjectives and adverbs, involving
three forms: positive, comparative, and superlative.
Degrees Meaning Formula Example
Describes a single As + Adjective or The bus is as fast as
Positive noun or shows two Adverb + as the truck.
things are equal.
Compares two nouns, ➢ Adjective or ➢ The truck is faster
indicating that one is adverb + er + than than the bicycle.
Comparative
greater or less than the ➢ More + adjective ➢ Nada cooks more
other. or adverb + than carefully now.
Compares three or ➢ The + Adjective or ➢ The train is the
more nouns and Adverb + -est fastest.
shows the highest ➢ The + most + ➢ Kathrine fought
Superlative
degree of the quality. Adjective or the most
Adverb impressively of all
the competitors.

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