| Word types |
| Some words |
| All things |
| Verbs' mates |
| Naming words |
| Substantives |
| Proper" words |
| Objects, e.g. |
| Sentence VIPs |
| Subjects, say |
| Certain words |
| Grammar topic |
| English things |
| Everyday names |
| Verb preceders |
| Parser's parts |
| Some are common |
| Predicate parts |
| Some are proper |
| Parts of speech |
| Hopes and dreams |
| Mad Libs category |
| Mad Libs requests |
| Verb counterparts |
| Article followers |
| Subjects, usually |
| Verbs' colleagues |
| English subjects? |
| Sentence subjects |
| Grammatical things |
| They can be proper |
| Yin and yang, e.g. |
| Bed" and "breakfast |
| A category of words |
| Article follow-ups? |
| Bush and gore, e.g. |
| Grammar book topics |
| Gin and tonic, e.g. |
| They're grammatical |
| Things in sentences |
| Things of all sorts |
| War and peace, e.g. |
| Cock and bull, e.g. |
| Grammatical objects |
| Rock and roll, e.g. |
| Cats and dogs, e.g. |
| Heart and soul, e.g. |
| Subjects in writing? |
| Grammar book chapter |
| They may be modified |
| Nuts and bolts, e.g. |
| Bell, book and candle |
| Proper words, perhaps |
| Salt and pepper, e.g. |
| Trial and error, e.g. |
| They stand for things |
| Bait and switch, e.g. |
| Adjectives modify them |
| Common or proper words |
| Heaven and earth, e.g. |
| Husband and wife, e.g. |
| Bread and butter, e.g. |
| Lock, stock and barrel |
| Proper" parts of speech |
| Common" parts of speech |
| Common and proper words |
| Direct objects, usually |
| Proper and common words |
| Smoke and mirrors, e.g. |
| Some of them are proper |
| Grammar class subjects? |
| Objects of prepositions |
| Persons or places, e.g. |
| Proper words, sometimes |
| Sentence subjects, e.g. |
| Person, place, and thing |
| These are often subjects |
| Many are proper subjects |
| Bread and butter, for two |
| People, places or things? |
| Persons, places or things |
| Things in English classes |
| Pride and prejudice, e.g. |
| ''Cabbages'' and ''kings'' |
| Persons, places and things |
| These are proper or common |
| Bell, book, and candle, e.g. |
| Board and walk and boardwalk |
| They're often common objects |
| Adjective and adverb, for two |
| No Age album not about verbs? |
| Person, place and thing, e.g. |
| Animal, vegetable and mineral |
| Things, grammatically speaking |
| Chapter and verse, for instance |
| Bacon, lettuce, and tomato, e.g. |
| Flotsam and jetsam, for example? |
| Words ending in "o" in Esperanto |
| Many sentence diagram components |
| All things, to an English teacher |
| Planes, trains and au¬tomobiles? |
| Names of people, places and things |
| When they're proper, it's capital! |
| Subjects, usually, in grammar class |
| Animal, vegetable, and mineral, e.g. |
| Parts of speech that might be "proper |
| They may be proper, but never improper |
| When proper, their leaders are capital! |
| Lions and tigers ... and bears, sometimes? |
| Words that can be the subject or object of a verb |
| All but the fifth and sixth words in "Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo |