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36 Cards in this Set
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prepositions |
near on by above below around near to from in |
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1st person |
mine my ours our |
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2nd person |
your yours |
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3rd person |
her hers his its their theirs |
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when to use a comma |
when two or more adjective are used to moify the same noun, |
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he runs is correct when using |
Singular verbs |
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is nor/or singular or plural verb |
singluar: mark nor kate loves their kids |
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is and singular or plural |
plural : mark and kate love their kids |
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subject-verb agreement means |
subject and agreement has to agree |
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what are some conjugated singular verbs |
Everyone is any of us has none of uses anyone hopes |
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Indirect Dialogue |
Tells about what someone said: Kim says that she isn't hungry. |
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Direct Dialogue |
Tells exactly what someone said: Kim said, "I am not hungry." |
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Where does the period go when using quotation marks |
-a period goes inside of quotation marks if the marks are at the end of the sentence. I said, "hi my name is sharday." -if the quotation marks are in the middle of the sentence then place a comma at the end of the marks. I said, "hi my name is sharday," then he laughed. (fyi, always add the comma before " ) |
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Where does the question mark or exclamation mark goes when using quotation |
- I said, "What is you name?!" - if the the exclamation marks applies to the whole sentence than it goes outside " -Did you hear what he said when I asked, "What is you name"? -Did you hear him say, "What is my name," when I asked for it? If its a complete sentence inside quote, then put ? and period at end of sentence - "Dont you love me?" asked mona holding up a flower. -note that the 1st letter in " is capitalized if it is a complete quote. |
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prefixes that means not |
-UN -IN -DIS |
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suffix that means state or condition |
-ia -y ex: amnesia is a state of forgetfulness |
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Suffix that means having to do with |
-ic -ical -as ex: cardiac have to do with the heart |
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Suffix that means belief in |
-ism ex: activism believe in fighting for a cause `` |
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Suffix that means the study of |
Ology |
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Suffix that means one who takes part in |
-or -er ex: reporter takes part in reporting |
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root word arch means |
ruler |
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audio |
sound |
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bio |
life |
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chrom |
color |
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geo |
earth |
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graph |
written |
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morph |
form |
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ortho |
correct |
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ped |
foot |
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terra |
earth |
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Coordinating Conjunction |
FANBOYS -for -and -nor -but -or -yet -so |
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Subordinating Conjunction |
-Because, -Although, -When, -While, -As, -As if a |
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Who, is a
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subjective-case pronoun, can be used only as a subject or subject complement
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Whom, is an
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objective-case pronoun, can be used only for objects
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some, any, none, all, most may be referred to by
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singular or plural pronouns, depending on the sense of the sentence.
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When multiple subjects are separated by or, either/or, orneither/nor, a verb ____ should be used.
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singular
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