English grade 5 - Elements of a Story- Simple and Perfect Tenses- Parts of Speech• Noun and Types of Noun• Pronoun and Types of Pronoun • Adjective and Types of Adjective • Verb• Adverb and Types of Adverb • Preposition • Conjunction • Interjection
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Elements of a StoryCharacters – the people, animals, or creatures in the story.Setting – the place and time where the story happens.Plot – the sequence of events (beginning, middle, end).Conflict – the problem the characters face.Theme – the main lesson or message of the story.Example: In “Cinderella,” the characters are Cinderella and her stepfamily, the setting is her home and the palace, the conflict is her mistreatment, and the theme is kindness and hope.Simple and Perfect TensesSimple Tense shows actions happening in the past, present, or future.Present: I play.Past: I played.Future: I will play.Perfect Tense shows an action that is completed.Present Perfect: I have played.Past Perfect: I had played.Future Perfect: I will have played.Parts of SpeechNoun – names a person, place, thing, or idea.TypesProper (Maria, Manila)Common (girl, city)Concrete (apple, dog)Abstract (love, freedom)Collective (team, class)Pronoun – replaces a noun.TypesPersonal (I, you, he, she)Possessive (mine, yours)Demonstrative (this, that)Interrogative (who, what)Relative (who, which)Indefinite (someone, everybody)Adjective – describes a noun or pronoun.TypesDescriptive (red, tall)Quantitative (some, few)Demonstrative (this, those)Possessive (my, their)Interrogative (which, what)Verb – shows action or state of being.Examples: run, jump, is, are.Adverb – describes a verb, adjective, or another adverb.TypesManner (quickly)Time (yesterday)Place (here, outside)Frequency (always, never)Degree (very, quite)Preposition – shows relationship between a noun/pronoun and another word.Examples: in, on, under, beside.Conjunction – connects words or groups of words.Examples: and, but, or, because.Interjection – shows sudden feeling or emotion.Examples: Wow!, Oh!, Ouch!
