Senior Lecturer J.T. Bushnell describes a simple yet powerful way to identify nouns based upon their function within a sentence. This video series is designed to help high school and college students make sense of difficult terms and confusing grammatical conventions, identify parts of speech and grammatical constructions, and advance their awareness of their own linguistic intuition.

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Below are a few more videos in this series. If there are topics you'd like to see us cover in the future, please let us know in the comments!

"What Is Grammar?": [ Ссылка ]
"What Is a Verb?": [ Ссылка ]
"What Is a Subject?": [ Ссылка ]
"What Is a Predicate?": [ Ссылка ]
“What Is a Phrase?”: [ Ссылка ]
“What Is a Clause?”: [ Ссылка ]
“When to Use Commas”: [ Ссылка ]
“When NOT to Use Commas”: [ Ссылка ]
“What Is the Oxford Comma (And Is It Really Optional)?”: [ Ссылка ]
"What Is Passive Voice?": [ Ссылка ]
"What Is Parallelism?": [ Ссылка ]
"What Is Gender-Neutral Language?": [ Ссылка ]
“What Are Dialects?”: [ Ссылка ]
“What Is Code-Meshing?”: [ Ссылка ]
“What Is Singular They?”: [ Ссылка ]
“How to Use a Semicolon”: [ Ссылка ]
“How to Use a Colon”: [ Ссылка ]
“How to Use Apostrophes”: [ Ссылка ]
“What Is a Comma Splice?”: [ Ссылка ]
“What Is Syntax?”: [ Ссылка ]
"What Is Mood in Grammar?": [ Ссылка ]
"What Is (AND ISN'T) Standard Written English?": [ Ссылка ]

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