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| a word that describes a noun |
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| describes a adjective,another adverb, or a verb |
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| fanboys or a correlative conjuntoin to combine a sentence |
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| what is the vinnaale form |
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| the initial repetition of beggining clases in order to create an artistic effort. |
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| a line r a set of lines at the end of a stanza like the vinnanelle poem |
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| is when a character is speaking about himself as if someone else was there like in the house on mango street the vignette red clowns |
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the reader is reflected upon his or her
own thougts and feelings not rsponding to anather in a dialouge or dramatic event an example would be in chapter three in night |
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| what is the polite order? |
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| it is 2nd person 3rd person and 1st person |
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| polite order example the teacher called on____,____and____.(I,me)(Emilio)(Luke de puke) |
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| 1.emilio/luke.2.luke/emilio.3.me |
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| find the adverb phrase there is a hint within every sentence |
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| find the adjective .the dog ran. |
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| contains a subject and a verb but by itself it is not a complete thought |
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a clause that has a subjecct and a verb
and is a complete thought by it self |
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| connects equivelent parts of a sentence and work in pairs |
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| say 2 correlative conjunctions |
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| neither...nor/either...or/not only...but also/whether...or |
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| it is blaced at the beggining of a independent clause turning it into a dependent or subordinate clause |
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which is correct
a.although tayna travels alot. Erin does not.
b.although tayna travels alot, Erin does not. |
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| is often used as a transition |
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| what are some conjunctive ad verbs |
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| also,consequently,finnally furtheremore,however,meanwhile,never-theless |
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| write a conjuntive adverb sentence |
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| ex:erin hates to travel;constantly,he stays at home |
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| saya ex of a dependent clase |
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| say a ex. of a independent clause |
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| is not followed by a object not normally |
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| write a ex. of a transative verb |
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| the "explosion" sank the ship |
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| write a ex. of a intransative verb |
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| is a special kind of character and tells the story by his point of view |
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| difference between narrator and author |
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| the author is not in the work but the narrator |
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| a technique thatuses a word or phrase to mean the exact oposite o its normal meaning |
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| place where the story takes place. |
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| non-restrictive aposative phrase |
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it is a prase that is additional information to the sentence and can be taken out of the senence and their i a comma on each side of it for example
Qween Victoria,one of englands great monarchs, ruled for 63 years |
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| introducting phrases and concuding phrases are set off by ____________. |
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| two independent clases combined using a semicolin or fanboysor a conjunctive adverb |
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| f=for,a=and,n=nor,b=but,o=or,y=yet,s=so |
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| what is a complex sentence? |
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| a independent clause combined with a dependent clause using fanboys,semi-colin, or a conjunctive adverb |
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| a phrase is a group of related words that function as a ingle part of a sentence |
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| compound complex sentence |
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| a sentence that has 1 independent clause and more than one dependent clauses |
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| is a word after anather to identify it or explain it |
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identify the apposative phrase note:there are no commas
our house a brick bungallow is on oak street |
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| a group of words that has a subject and a predacate |
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| ajective dependent relative clause |
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| is when a adjective gives additional information about a noun or a pronoun |
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| is a subondinate clause because it modifies a verb,adverb,adjective. |
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| what does a adverb clause tell |
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| when ,where, why ,how, what extent, how much |
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identify the adverb clause note:there is no comma
when i delivered the news paper I saw mrs. Simsion at the door |
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| when i delivered the news paper |
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identify the adjective clause note:no comma
mike whose ancestors came from ireland marched in the saint patrics day parade
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| whose ancestors came from ireland |
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adjective or adverb clause?note:no comma
you may play out side until it is dark. |
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after i came home, i made dinner
1.dependent clause:____________
2.subordinating conjunction:___
3.independent clause:__________
4.sentence type:_______________ |
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1.after i came home
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3.i made dinner
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because th soup was cold, i warmed it in the micro wave
1.dependent clause:____________
2.subordinating conjunction:___
3.prepositional phrase:________
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1.because the soup was cold
2.because
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4.complex |
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| connect elements of the sentence |
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| conjunctoins help wrters avoid________. |
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transative or intransative?
the explosoin sank the ship. |
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transative or intransative?
some ants fight fiercely |
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find the intransative verb and the transative verband what type of sentence is this?
he took shelter under a tree,but the birds sang sweetly. |
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| intransative=sang,transative=took, sentencence type=compound |
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| is a word or word group thatidentifies the subject or refers to it |
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idetify the predicate
the elm is a large tree |
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| may be a noun,or a pronoun or a word group otha functions as a noun |
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identify the predicate nomnative
yesterday was the first day of spring |
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identify the predicate nomnative
will the winner be her? |
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| it is a ajdective in the predacite phrase and describes the predecate |
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find predicate ajdective
is the music too loud? |
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find predicate ajdective
the navajo blanket is beatiful |
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predicate ajdective=pa predicate nomnative=pn
in-line skating can be streuos |
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pn or pa
an experienced skater can be a good teacher. |
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pn or pa
newly purchased skates can be comfortable |
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pn or pa
a helment is essential safty for equipment. |
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| answers the qwestion to whom or for what or to what |
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find the d.o and the i.o
tell me a story |
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find the d.o and the i.o
helen told sue a joke. |
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| the subject does the action |
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| the subjuct recives the action |
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active or passive Luke feeds his dog
:O Don't let him near it! |
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the dog is fed by thomas
active or passive |
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it is the contrast between what happens
and what was expected. like the prank backfires on the prankster |
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| is the contrast between what is said and what is meant this is similar to being sarcastic for ex: nice going, Einstein |
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tag is a acronym for _____,_______,and
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| Two or more words, phrases or clauses that are similarin length and grammatical form |
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1._________ parallelism consists of two parallel structures
2. _________ climax consists of 4 parallel structure
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1.isocolon
2. tetracolon
3. tricolon |
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| changes the meaning of the word (or phrase) |
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| Someone uses negative statements to enforce a positive one |
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| Someone lowers and understates something using understatements. Usually rude (Luke!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) |
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| a smaller part of something used to represent the whole object |
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| An Øbject closely related to the entire object meant to represent it |
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| A sort of title attached to one's name to portray their personality |
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| To change the syntax and usual order of the phrase for rhetorical effect |
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| A list that does not use coordinating conjunctions (like "and" or "but"), but uses only commas |
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| A list that only uses coordinating conjunctions, no commas |
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| Balancing out two opposites, giving them both the same strength in the sentence |
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Two sentences or phrases in which the second repeats the last word of the first at its beginning.
Ex: "The donut that became a bagel; the bagel robbed a store." |
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| The first word of the sentence is repeated at the end of the same sentence. |
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Inverting the order of the first clause of the sentence in the second clause.
Ex: Quitters never win, winners never cheat |
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Speech in which the person adresses an inatimate object like the sun for example.
The object does not need to respond.
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| When a character directly "talks" to the reader, and is not meant to be heard by other characters or actors |
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The one word, the word that never stops, the word that is everywhere, the word in every language, the first word you say in every launguage....
HI
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| A sentence whose main clause is at the very end of the sentence (usually after many different non-main clauses |
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| A sentence in which the main clause is at the beginning with many otherminor clauses attached to it ("hanging from it, loose") |
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| Meant to teach a moral lesson |
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