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Adjective

Descriptive word that modifies a noun or pronoun

Blue car

Indefinite Article

A and AN

An apple

Definite article

The

The car

Direct object

The noun or pronoun that receives the action of the verb and answer the question whom or what

Object of the preposition

The noun, pronoun,phrase, or clause to which the preposition refers

Preposition

A word such as by, at, to or from that gives additional information, usually in relationship to something else in the sentence

Subject

A noun or pronounce performs the action of a verb.


If the sentence contains a verb of being or a linking verb such as be feel become or look, the subject of the sentence is the noun or pronoun being described.

A) The planes was flying overhead


B) The planes were flying overhead

B

A) Everyone have a favorite dessert


A) Everyone have a favorite dessert B) Everyone has a favorite dessert

B

Indirect dialogue

Tells "about" what someone said

Direct dialogue

Offers a more specific perspectives-.using exact words

Attributive tag

The part of the sentence that indicates who said a direct quote

Point of view

The perspective from which the author writes

First person


Narrator is a character within the story.....writings filled with my and I

Third person

Generally the most formal- writings usually reference the thoughts and actions of other characters


Susan loves to read

Second person

Usually refers to the reader using the pronoun you

Coordinating conjunction

Words that join two or more words, phrases, or clauses-so that each conjoined element is equal.


For, an, nor, but, or, yet, and so


Fanboys

Subordination conjunction

A work that joins two or more clauses and makes the clause that contains it dependent on another clause


Because, though, although, as, as if, when and while

Action verbs

Show action performed by the subject of the sentence.