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Vocabulary spelling

TermDefinition
to recant, renounce, repuidiate under oath abjure
a, an, and the articals
the name of anything, a person place or thing As: school or garden, toy, or swing Noun
tell the kind of noun, describes a noun As: great, small, pretty, white, or brown adjectives
tell of something being done, an action To: read, write, count, sing, jump, or run verbs
tells how things are done As: slowly, quickly, badly, well adverbs
join the words together, As: men and women, wind or weather conjunction
stands before a noun as : in or throught the a door prepositions
show superise interjection
takes the place of a noun pronoun
is a shortended version of a written word or phrase used to replace the original abbreviation
is the comparison of two simmilar ideas in order to explain one analogy
is one that cannot stand as a complete sentence, because it does not express a complete thought dependent clause
is the use of an expression , witch is often mildly ssarcastic or humorous, to express the oppisite of its literal meaning irony
denostes a quantity grater than one plural
denostes only one singular
the letters A,E,I,O,U are calles vowels vowels
all letter in the althabet that are not vowels consonants
an abbreviation version of a word or words contraction
a word that is pronounced the same as another word with a different meaning homonym
application to any sentence or construction that ask a question interrogative
a figure of speech, it asserts that one thing is something that it literakky is not metaphor
a noun, that is being acted by a verb or preposition object
mainly used to modify verbs they are used to express when, where, how, for what reason or to what degree an action is preformed adverbs
is added to the frount of a word to change its meaning prefix
Created by: blackmongirl13
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