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Praxis 5007

TermDefinition
Phoneme Distinct Units of Sound - Distinguished One Word from another
Closed Syllable Syllable ends with a short vowel sound and a consonant
Root The middle part of the word in which other words grow from
suffix the part added to the end of a word to indicate a grammar change
prefix the part added to the beginning of a word to change its meaning
preposition shows how something is related to something else
examples of prepositions on, into, against, under
adverb words that modify verbs and adjectives
example of adverb they are EXTREMELY poor
Pronoun words that generalize and replace nouns
examples of pronouns her, you, me, yourself
open syllable syllable ends with a vowel sound that is spelled with a single vowel (MU/sic)
Purpose of a comma to separate two independent clauses in a sentence
1st person POV Narrator is a person in the story, telling from their POV
2nd Person POV Narrator is telling you how to feel as if you were the character - rarely used
3rd Person POV Narrator is outside of the story - use of first names to refer to the characters - he, she, they
4th Person POV Narrator is a collective perspective - from a group (us, we)
compound - complex 2 interdependent clauses with 1 depended clause
phonics examines how individual sounds function - letter and sound coordination
phonological awareness the awareness and ability to work with sounds in spoken language, sets the stage for decoding, blending, and ultimately, word reading
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