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Steele WCMS Terms

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Phrase several words that are not a sentemce, no subject, no predicate
clause has a subject and a predicate
subject who or what the sentence is about
complex sentencegment DC & IC ~ Dependent clause and independent clause
predicate what the subject is or does
asteric * important
fragment phrases incomplete sentences DC
Introductory Clause a DC (dependent clause) at the beginning of a complex sentence
alliteration repeating
personification giving non-living things human qualities
repetition to say a word or phrase over and over
ology the study of terms
symbolize to represent or stand for
suffix attached to the end if teh word
prefix attached before the word
affixes are prefixes abd suffixes
Independent Clause Can stand as a sentence IC
Unabridged not shortened
dialogue people talking
dialect how people talk
syllabacation dividing words by syllable
Dependent Clause Cannot stand alone
terminology study of terms
punctuation marks that direct the flow of words
derivatives long word from a root
Roman Numerials numbers that we use when outlining I, II, III, IV, V VI, VII, VIII, IX, X
Stanza number of lines in poem
Nouns words for persons, places, things, or ideas
elaboration ways to write about a specific topic
exposition setting, character, comflict
resolution solve
Created by: jncbeason
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