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Parts of Speech

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Noun:   Word used to name a person, place, thing, or idea.  
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Pronoun:   A word used in place of a noun.  
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Adjective:   Word used to modify a noun or a pronoun. Which one? What kind? How many?  
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Verb:   Word that expresses action or shows a state of being.  
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Adverb:   Word used to modify a verb, adjective, or other adverb. How? When? Where? or To what extent?  
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Preposition:   Shows the relation of a noun to another word in the sentence.  
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Conjunction:   Word that joins other words/groups of words.  
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Interjection:   Word that adds emotion to a sentence (Wow!).  
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Nouns that are capitalized are called   proper nouns.  
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Nouns that are not capitalized are called   common nouns.  
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prep (a): (11)   aboard about above across after against along amid among around at  
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prep (b): (9)   before behind below beneath beside between beyond but by  
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prep (d-o): (12)   down during except for from in into like of off on over  
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prep (p-u): (12)   past since through throughout to toward under underneath until unto up upon  
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prep (w): (3)   with within without  
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run-on sentence   two or more sentences (independent clauses) that are connected without any punctuation.  
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A comma splice   a sentence that is created by joining two independent clauses with a comma.  
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Commas to join   independent clauses  
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Commas to separate   items in a series  
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Commas used after   introductory elements  
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Commas with   Nonessential Elements  
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Commas with_________ adjectives   Coordinate Adjectives  
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Commas with _________ elements   and Parenthetical Elements  
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Primarily, periods are used to separate   sentences.  
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Periods are used in names and titles, such as   Mr. and Mrs. or Dr.  
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Periods are used when typing____ in reports.   medications  
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Include a colon after a   greeting in a business letter (Dear Mr. Chambers:).  
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Include a colon in expressions of   time (3:32 A.M.).  
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Include a colon in specific account instructions after a   subheading.  
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The most common use of hyphens is   to create compound modifiers.  
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words with the prefix ex-, self-, all-, or the suffix –elect are   hyphenated.  
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Hyphens are used when a prefix is added to a   proper noun or a proper adjective.  
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