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antecedent
the noun that a pronoun replaces

ex: I met BOB at the party. He was telling me about his new friend.
clause
a group of related words containing both a subject and a predicate

ex: The dog ran through the yard.
comma splice
an incorrect sentence construct where two independent clauses are fused together with a comma

ex: It is nearly half past five, we cannot reach town before dark.
complement
the part of the sentence which gives you more information about the subject or the object

ex: That man is like JOHN.
compound sentence
a sentence with at least two verbs and subjects

ex: My friends invited me to a party, but my parents didn't let me go.
demonstrative pronoun
a pronoun that ID's a noun without actually naming it

ex: THIS needs to be fixed.
dependent clause
a group of connected words with a predicate and a subject that cannot stand alone

ex: When Jim studied for his quiz.
direct object
a word that receives a direct action from the subject of a sentence

ex: Everyone hated THE TEACHER.
elliptical clause
a clause where elements are omitted if the context makes them clear

ex: Jessica has five dollars; SARAH, THREE.
imperative
a verb used as a command

ex: Sit down!
indefinite pronoun
a pronoun that has an unknown antecedent

ex: ANYONE who acts like that is stupid.
indirect object
a word that shows who or for whom the action of the verb is done

ex: She gave ME the report.
interrogative pronoun
a pronoun that poses a question

ex: WHAT did you say?
intransitive verb
a verb that does not take an object

ex: The sound of his voice CARRIED through the halls.
misplaced modifier
a modifier that is not placed near the word it modifies

ex: On her way home she found a GOLD man's watch.
personal pronoun
a pronoun that refers to beings and objects

ex: I, you, he
phrase
a group of connected words without a subject or predicate

ex: At the end of the street.
predicate
the action of the sentence or what is said about the subject

ex: The girl RAN THROUGH THE YARD.
preposition
a word that demonstrates the relationship between its object and another word in the sentence

ex: She lives ON the hill.
pronoun
a word that replaces a noun

ex: Judy threw IT in the trash.