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DefinitionTerm
One statement that is argued, defended, and supported in an essay Claim
The part of a claim that states what the subject is Topic
The part of a claim that expresses what you think about the subject Opinion
The part of a claim that lists the ways to support it 3 Points
The number of sentences a claim should be One
A part of a sentence that expresses a complete thought and can stand alone (Another term for "simple sentence") Independent Clause
A part of a sentence that does not express a complete thought and cannot stand alone Dependent Clause
7 different words that can be used to create compound sentences Coordinating Conjunctions
A piece of punctuation that can be used to create compound sentences Semicolon
The acronym to help you remember coordinating conjunctions FANBOYS
What the "F" in FANBOYS stands for For
What the "A" in FANBOYS stands for And
What the "N" in FANBOYS stands for Nor
What the "B" in FANBOYS stands for But
What the "O" in FANBOYS stands for Or
What the "Y" in FANBOYS stands for Yet
What the "S" in FANBOYS stands for So
The coordinating conjunction that you use to show effect & cause For
The coordinating conjunction that you use to show addition And
The coordinating conjunction that you use to show negative addition Nor
The coordinating conjunction that you use to show opposites But
The coordinating conjunction that you use to show options Or
The coordinating conjunction that you use to show contrast Yet
The coordinating conjunction that you use to show cause & effect So
A statement that can be proven true or false Fact
A statement that cannot be proven, but can be argued Opinion
Created by: chbrigandi
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