English Flashcards

(54 cards)

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Noun

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Names a person place or thing

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Subject pronoun

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Indicates who or what performs the action of a sentence as in I, you, he, she, it, they and we are subjects

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Object pronoun

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Indicates who and what receives action me, you, him, her, it, us, and then

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Singular noun

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Names person place or thing

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Plural noun

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Names more than one

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Possessive noun

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Shows ownership

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Adjective

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Tell what kind of, which one or how many

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Adverb

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Tells how, where,when,and to what extent

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Verb

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Word that expresses action or a state of being

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Direct object

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Is a noun that follows an action verb. It receives the action

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Tense of a verb

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Shows the time of action past, present, and future

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Commas

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Are used to separate items in series, to separate parts of dates, to separate parts of names

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Colons

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Are used to separate hours and minutes in time or introduce list and follow a business letter

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Semicolons

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Are used to separate independent clauses in a sentence

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Parentheses

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Are used to show that information is not part of a main statement

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Quotations

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Used to show the beginning and end of someone exact words

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Sentence

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A group of words that express a complete thought; has a subject and a predicate

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Simple sentence

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A sentence that expresses only one complete thought

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Compound sentence

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Made up of 2 simple sentences joined by a comma and the word and,but, or or

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Sentence fragment

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A word group that has no subject or predicate joined without a conjunction

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Run-on sentence

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Consists of 2 of more sentences joined without a conjunction

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Independent clause

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Another name for a simple sentence

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Dependent clause

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Has a subject and a verb but cannot standalone as a sentence it has no complete thought

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Complex sentence

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Consists of one independent clause and one or more dependent clauses

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Compound-complex sentence
Consists of 2 or more independence clauses and at least one dependent clause
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Noun
Names a person place or thing
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Subject pronoun
Indicates who or what performs the action of a sentence as in I, you, he, she, it, they and we are subjects
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Object pronoun
Indicates who and what receives action me, you, him, her, it, us, and then
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Singular noun
Names person place or thing
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Plural noun
Names more than one
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Possessive noun
Shows ownership
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Adjective
Tell what kind of, which one or how many
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Adverb
Tells how, where,when,and to what extent
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Verb
Word that expresses action or a state of being
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Direct object
Is a noun that follows an action verb. It receives the action
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Tense of a verb
Shows the time of action past, present, and future
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Commas
Are used to separate items in series, to separate parts of dates, to separate parts of names
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Colons
Are used to separate hours and minutes in time or introduce list and follow a business letter
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Semicolons
Are used to separate independent clauses in a sentence
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Parentheses
Are used to show that information is not part of a main statement
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Quotations
Used to show the beginning and end of someone exact words
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Sentence
A group of words that express a complete thought; has a subject and a predicate
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Simple sentence
A sentence that expresses only one complete thought
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Compound sentence
Made up of 2 simple sentences joined by a comma and the word and,but, or or
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Sentence fragment
A word group that has no subject or predicate joined without a conjunction
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Run-on sentence
Consists of 2 of more sentences joined without a conjunction
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Independent clause
Another name for a simple sentence
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Dependent clause
Has a subject and a verb but cannot standalone as a sentence it has no complete thought
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Complex sentence
Consists of one independent clause and one or more dependent clauses
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Compound-complex sentence
Consists of 2 or more independence clauses and at least one dependent clause
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Anazlyze
The author uses an anecdote to introduce the topic. What important ideas are illustrated in the anecdote
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Infer
The author refers to the animals in the text as spies and snoops. What does he mean by this
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Participle
The waxed floor was sticky
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Colon
Shows lists of items These are the winners of the poetry contest: Carmen, Santiago, Justin Douglass.