English Grammatical Terms

Letter N

• N,n – (Fourteenth letter of the alphabet)

• Negative –

• Negative Pronoun –

• Neologism –

• Nominative Case –

• Non-Defining Relative Clause –

• Non-Finite Verb –

• Non-Restrictive Relative Clause –

• Non-Rhotic –

• Noun – A Noun is a word which refers to a Person, Place, Thing, Idea, or Event –  Read The Full Post Here

• Noun as Adjective –

• Noun Phrase –

• Number – One of the “Parts of Speech” (though contested by some foolish individuals ) represented by numerals (Zero, 1, Two, 3, IV, Five-Thousand, 666, 144,000, etc.) which can either be spelled out as the words which represent them, or the pictographic symbols which do the same.

• Numeral – A pictographic symbol (not a word) which represents a number (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, etc.)

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See Also:

The Letter N,n (The English Alphabet)

&

Letter N,n – Pronunciation Guide

 

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