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Nature des mots

                              LES   MOTS

This is Peter (nom propre), he is a boy (nom commun)

Look at those fireworks ! (verbe d'action)   They are  so beautiful ! (verbe d'état).

Her children are nice, they make her happy.  

We live near London, we often go to the theatre.

Give me that ball, it is mine.

Tom and ((conj. de coordination) Jack went to the park after (conj. de subordination)they had done their homework.

    une conjonction de coordination relie deux éléments de même nature (noms, adjectifs, verbes, propositions..)

    une conjonction de subordination introduit une proposition subordonnée.

In the morning I go to school, at noon I have lunch at home.

We are leaving in an hour, I don't want to miss the train.

   ROBIN HOOD

The major oak in Sherwood forest

          is over 800 years old

  EXERCICE :  mettre dans chaque case la nature du mot qui  précède.

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1.
Many years ago Richard The Lion Heart was the adjectiveadverbarticlecommon nouncoordinating conjunctionprepositionpronounproper nounsubordinating conjunctionverb Je ne sais pas King of England.
He was a courageous and noble man.


2. He loved danger and adjectiveadverbarticlecommon nouncoordinating conjunctionprepositionpronounproper nounsubordinating conjunctionverb Je ne sais pas was very fierce and terrible in battle.


3.
When Richard left on adjectiveadverbarticlecommon nouncoordinating conjunctionprepositionpronounproper nounsubordinating conjunctionverb Je ne sais pas crusade his brother John asked the bishops:


4. 'Let me rule while adjectiveadverbarticlecommon nouncoordinating conjunctionprepositionpronounproper nounsubordinating conjunctionverb Je ne sais pas the king is away'.
Prince John was allowed to do so and then he took the land from the Saxons and gave it to the Normans.


5.
The Saxons became homeless beggars and lived a wild adjectiveadverbarticlecommon nouncoordinating conjunctionprepositionpronounproper nounsubordinating conjunctionverb Je ne sais pas life
in the forests.


6. Robert, Earl of Huntingdon, was one of the few Saxon nobles who adjectiveadverbarticlecommon nouncoordinating conjunctionprepositionpronounproper nounsubordinating conjunctionverb Je ne sais pas had not been robbed
of his land and money.


7. But one day the soldiers came, killed him and all his men, and burned adjectiveadverbarticlecommon nouncoordinating conjunctionprepositionpronounproper nounsubordinating conjunctionverb Je ne sais pas his house.


8. Only his son Robin was saved. Robin took his bow and arrows and fled to the
great forest of Sherwood adjectiveadverbarticlecommon nouncoordinating conjunctionprepositionpronounproper nounsubordinating conjunctionverb Je ne sais pas .


9.
Robin was full of rage and thoughts adjectiveadverbarticlecommon nouncoordinating conjunctionprepositionpronounproper nounsubordinating conjunctionverb Je ne sais pas of revenge.
But he was not lonely for long, other poor men joined him.
They soon formed a band and were known as the ' Merry Men'.


10. Robin and his merry men spent most of their time fighting the very adjectiveadverbarticlecommon nouncoordinating conjunctionprepositionpronounproper nounsubordinating conjunctionverb Je ne sais pas cruel
Sheriff of Nottingham and Prince John until Richard came back from Palestine.
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