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| A verb form that usually begins with the word to and functions as a noun, adjective, or adverb in a sentence. |
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| A word that shows the relationship of a noun or a pronoun to some other word in the sentence. |
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| Ideas and Content is wat u have to say. |
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| Example- Some people think that the cafeteria food is gross. I don't think its that bad I actually like most of the food. |
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| Voice is u coming through your writing. |
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Example- When i was about eleven years old i went to the Grand Canyon and thought that i was just amazing. The first thing that i said when i say it was "holy cow thats big." |
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| Example- My cat's are just nut's. They spend all day running around and around my house. |
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| a word or phrase describing a noun |
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| Looks like a verb but is really an adjective |
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Interesting
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Erase details people already know
Avoid general statements
Show, don't tell |
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Iintersting
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A student
Show them, don't tell. |
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| Looks like a verb but is really an adjective |
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| Starts with a prepositional word and ends with a noun |
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| looks like a verb but is really an adjective |
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| Example- A cute little girl, Sally decided that she wanted a cherry lollipop. |
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| over the rainbow What is this? |
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| What is a noun next to a noun? |
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| Tony, the great king, helped his people win the war. |
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| Example- An amazing runner, Jill won the race. |
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| the cat ran around the tree |
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| Over the vehicle. What is this? |
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| i want to play at my friends house |
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| In The Jungle what is this? |
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| example:of personal courage and cheerfulness |
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| Words in your writing the show what your doing to your reader! |
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| Ex: Beating them against his knees to clean them. |
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| example: under the spotlight |
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| Rachel, the girl who like to talk, never stops talking |
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| Make sure each sentence is clear! |
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Tyler went
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| I want to go TO THE STORE |
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| One who enjoys having fun, Kelsey smiles and laughs at the chaos in class. |
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Tyler went
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| Joe ate his apple, MUNCHING WITH HIS TEETH and HOLDING THE APPLE with his hand |
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| I heard him scream yelling as though the fight wa slife or death, looking like he could kill, and then walking away defeated. What kind of sentence am I?? |
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| The treefrog WAS EATING an INSECT, bititng it TO POISON IT, then sucking out its insides. |
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| The bunny was knawing on the carrot, SCRAPING THEM AGAINST HIS TEETH to break it up, then SHOVING THEM DOWN HIS THROAT. |
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| SHOCKED AND SCARED, the cat started to back away from the dog. |
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| I took the lolly pop, licking it ever so slowly as if the taste would vanish, sticking it in my mouth to savor the fruity flavor without over doing it, and cherishing it with all my might. |
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| the cat was waking up now, STRETCHING HIS FORELEGS AND BACK, YAWNING WITH HIS EYES CLOSED TIGHTLY. |
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| the cat was waking up now, STRETCHING HIS FORELEGS AND BACK, YAWNING WITH HIS EYES CLOSED TIGHTLY. |
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| Injuried and disoriented, the captain fell into the ocean. |
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| Happy and Overjoyed he was running to his new car. |
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| SHOCKED AND SCARED, the cat started to back away form the dog |
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| I took two puppies, carrying them IN MY ARMS lovingly as though they were babies, sliding them INTO THEIR KENNEL in a mother-like way without waking them, and kissing them with A PECK ON THE HEAD. |
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| Waiting near the bus stop, John noticed that his wallet was missing |
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