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21 Cards in this Set

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hyphen
spelled out compound numbers
21-29
thirty-three-year-old
fractions
two-thirds
mid-august
pre-renaissance
a well-known artist
self-sufficient
subordinating conjunction
when a complex sentence begins with a sub ord. a comma is required at the end of the depend clause...
when the independent clause begins with a subord in the middle no comma is required in the sentence
subordinators
because since after although when that who which if how once provided that whether why than while unless until
coordinators
FANBOYS
FOR AND NOR BUT OR YET SO
simple sentence
also called independent clause, contains subject and verb expresses a complete thought
dependent clause
or subordinate clause
can not stand alone, becuase something about it implies that there is more to come
adjective
discriptive word
modifies a noun or pro noun
The YOUNG boys enjoy soccer practice
direct object
noun or pronoun that receives the action of the verb and answers the question whom or what
The young boys enjoy soccer PRACTICE.
lie lay laid
to recline
You need to lie down today,
yesterday you lay down, in the past you have lain down
lay laid laid
to place or put down
Today, you lay the book on the table. yesterday you laid the book on the table. In the past you have laid the book on the table
noun
person place or thing
Possessive pronoun
A pronoun used to indicate ownership
Pronoun
She they it he
Prepositions
The boy can sit on the box, by the box , above the box, below the box, around the box ,or near the box
To from
On by above below around near to from
Pronoun
A word that replaces and refers to a noun
Subject
A noun or pronoun that performs the action of the verb
Verb
A word that shows an action or a state of being
The young boys (enjoy) soccer practice
First person
Singular
Mine my
First person
Plural
Our ours
Second person
Singular
Your yours
Second person
plural
Your yours