Substantive subordinate clause
Adjective
Superlative
Explanatory adjective expresses a quality abstract or concrete noun and reports, stressing that quality, for example: "Sweet Sugar", "Blue Sky." Apart from that, this is always an adjective before the noun
Specified is the adjective which expresses a necessary quality of the name that distinguishes it from others. The "big car", "cold morning" ...
Adjective is the defining, expressing qualities or characteristics of the noun. Eg tall, handsome dog, etc ...
Adverb
Adverbs of place: here, here, here, here, here, up, down, near, far in front, behind, above, below, front, back, around, etc.. And so are some examples
Adverbs of time [all]: early, late, early, still, still, and, yesterday, today, tomorrow, always, never, ever, soon, soon, last night, then, now, while.
Adverbs of manner: good, bad, regular, slow, fast, well, such as, quick, purposely, worse, better, accurately, beautifully, easily - all that are formed with the endings "mind."
Adverbs of quantity or degree: very, little, little, more and more, well, well, more, less, some, too, almost, only, only, as well, everything, anything, about.
Adverbs of affirmation: yes, well, true, true, indeed, clear, accurate, really.
Adverbs of negation: no, never, never, no, negative ...
Adverbs of doubt: maybe (s), perhaps, probably, possibly, probably, maybe.
Coordinating conjunctions
Among the cluster coordinating conjunctions: consecutive conjunctions, coordinated, copulative, adversative, disjunctive, explanatory and distributive.
Consecutive conjunctions
A sentence is the result of the other. Are that, after
Coordinating conjunctions:
Copulative conjunctions: and / e / or
Adversative conjunctions: but, but, though.
Alternative conjunction
Disjunctive: o, u,
Explanatory conjunctions: that is, that is, ie
Distributive conjunctions: either ... or both ... As ...
Subordinating conjunctions
Subordinating conjunctions are divided into three groups: those that introduce subordinate substantive, the adjective subordinate introducing those introducing subordinate adverbial