GRAMMAR
  • Describes / characterises the noun or other substantive by limiting, qualifying or specifying.
  • An adjective adds meaning by telling how much, what kind, which one, or describing it in other ways.
Great   -   small   -   pretty   -   white   -   red
-     A nice house.
-     A pretty garden.
-     A red car.
Expresses existence, action or occurrence.  ​Tells of something 'being done'.  Indicates tense - past, present, future.
Read   -    write    -    count    -    sing    -    jump    -    run    -    leap   -   ride    - drive
​-     He sang the song.
-     He will be singing that song.​

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Modifies a verb, adjective, whole sentence or another verb.  Tells more - like how much, when, where, why or how.
Slowly   -   fast   -   near   -   far   -   now   -   later   -   well   -   badly
​-     He drove slowly into the garage.
-     It is too far away.​
Prepositions are found before a Noun.
In   -   through   -   beside   -  during  -   notwithstanding  -   concerning   -   in spite of
-    Come through the front door.

Hint:  Do not end a sentence with a preposition.
An exclamatory word capable of standing alone.  ​Shows surprise!
 Oh   -   Oops    -    Cool!    -    Ah   -   Ahem  -    Shut up!   -   Hurray   -    Alas   -     Help    -   Never
  • Ah. Now I understand
  • Shut up! 
  • Yeah  - I know!
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Three little words ...
A - an ... for indefinite articles
The ....... for definite articles
  • The mouse is very sneaky.
  • I think it's a mouse!