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Parts of Speech, etc

language arts terms that fourth graders need to know

QuestionAnswer
she, he, I, we, they subject pronouns
me, him, us, them object pronouns
you, it, its can be both a subject and object pronoun
my, mine, your, their, his, her, our, its possessive pronouns
entertain, inform, persuade, explain author's purposes
never ends in the suffix, "ed" irregular verb
happening now present verb tense
already happened past verb tense
already happened but uses a helping verb--has, had or have past verb tense with helper
hasn't happened yet and uses the helper "will" future verb tense
describes a noun or pronoun adjective
tells how many adjective
tells which one-- this, that, these, those adjective
an adjective from a proper noun-- Japanese maple proper adjective
its possessive pronoun
it's contraction meaning for it iis
your possessive pronoun
you're contraction meaning for you are
their possessive pronoun
there meaning a place or location
shows how topics are alike compare
shows how topics are different contrast
compares and contrasts two or more topics Venn graph
a story that usually has a dialogue narrative
use many adjectives to give an image descriptive writing
an used before a vowel word; an orange
a used before a consonant word; a tree
Created by: TR fourth grade
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