Revision Summary

Verbs and nouns are usually inflected.

'Inflection' means 'change in form'.

We have covered how verbs can be inflected by:

• number (singular or plural)

• person (1st, 2nd or 3rd)

• tense (past, present or future).

This exercise has shown how nouns can be inflected by;

• number (singular or plural)

• gender (masculine, feminine or neuter)

• case (objective, subjective or genitive).

If you're puzzled about anything mentioned in the revision, look back!

Part three of this series will cover adjectives and adverbs. Following on from grammar units one and two, it will also cover compound or complex sentences and different kinds of phrases.

Revision summary