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vocabulary list #18

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a shortened form a word or phrase, often standardized abbreviation
describes a noun or pronoun- tells how, how many, or witch one adjective
describes a verb or an adjective- tells how, when, or where adverb
comes before a noun to witch the pronoun refers antecedent
shows possession of where one or more letters have been left out apostrophe
the words:"a, an and the" used before a noun or adjective article
word used to join words, phrases, or sentences: "and, or, but " conjunction
punctuation mark used to separate series, clauses, and phrases comma
a sentence that makes a statement and ends with a period declarative
a sentence that shows strong feelings; ends with an exclamation mark exclamatory
organized writing based on information and facts expository
part of a sentence, not a complete thought fragment
a dash that joins compound adjectives or nouns and spelled out numbers hyphen
shortened form of two words using an apostrophe contraction
a sentence that gives a command or request; ends with a period imperative
a word that expresses strong feeling: " Oh!, Wow! Ouch! interjection
a sentence that asks a question interrogative
a comparison that does not use the words "like or as" metaphor
gives human qualities to a nonhuman thing:" the wing sang" personification
more than one plural
shows that something belongs to someone possessive
tells what the subject is or does; contains the verb predicate
word that takes the place of a noun: " she, he, it, her..." pronoun
marks used to separate words into sentences, phrases, and clauses to clarify meaning punctuation
a comparison the uses the words " like or as:" run like the wind simile
Created by: blackmongirl13
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