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Every sentence has two parts. They are...
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subject (noun) and predicate (verb)
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When a sentence is a command, the subject of the sentence is...
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(you)
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plural, possessive or both? boys
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plural - I see the two boys.
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plural, possessive or both? boy's
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possessive - That is the boy's book.
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plural, possessive or both? boys'
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both - Those are the twin boys' books.
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a noun is ...
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a person, place, or thing
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a proper noun names a ...
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SPECIFIC person, place, or thing. For example: Julian, Georgia, Star Wars
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proper nouns start with a [blank] letter
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capital
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a common noun names a ...
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NON-SPECIFIC person place or thing. For example: boy, city, movie
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common nouns start with a [blank] letter
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lower case
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singular means
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ONLY ONE
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plural means
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MORE than one
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a pronoun ...
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takes the place of a noun
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a verb is ...
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an action like running or jumping, but some verbs are invisible like thinking or praying
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Verbs have 3 tenses that tell time. They are ...
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past (yesterday), present (today), future (tomorrow)
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To verb "to be" means that ...
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something exists
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"am, is, are was, were, be, been, being" are all words that mean ..
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"to be" - to exist
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a direct object is ...
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a noun that receives the action of the verb in a sentence
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to find the direct object do 2 things. They are ...
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1. find the verb 2. ask [verb] who? or [verb] what? For example: "Daddy reads the book." The verb is "reads". Reads what? the book. Book is the direct object
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a direct object is always what part of speech?
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a noun
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A paragraph has how many topics?
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only one
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In many paragraphs the topic sentence is found where?
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the first sentence of the paragraph
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the topic sentence in a paragraph does what?
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Tells what the paragraph is about
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Which words are capitalized in a title?
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Always the first word of a title and all important words are capitalized
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Which words are NOT capitalized in a title?
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little words like "a, the, in, of, to, on, and" UNLESS it is the first word of the title. For Example: A Winter Night, Winter for a Night
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an adjective is
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a word that describes a noun, or a word that tells what kind, how many, which one, or whose
For example: "blue" describes what kind "many" describes how many "this" or "the" and "a" describes which one "his" or "boy's" tells whose |
