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Merritt grammar

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A group of words which express a complete sentence
a group of words punctuated like a sentence but not expressing a complete thought fragment
a sentence that ends with a period declaritive
a sentence that ends with a question mark interrogative
a sentence that commands and ends with a period or an exclamation point imparative
a sentene that ends with a exclmation point exclamatory
names the person or thing in the sentence and does not include articles or modifying words simple subject
tells what the sentence is about and may be one word or many complex subject
a part of the sentence that can stand on its own independent clause
a part of the sentence that needs help to stand on its own dependent clause
contains two independent clauses closely together, conjunction usually joins the two together, and there is a comma after the first clause before the conjunction compound sentence
containes one independent clause and one or more dependent clauses complex sentence
person, place, thing or idea Noun
a, an, the article
names a particular person, place or thing; spelled with capital letters proper noun
do not name particular person, place or thing common noun
modivies a noun or pronoun; gives specific information by telling what kind, how many, which one adjective
expresses an action or state of being verb
modivies a verb, adjective, or another verb; indicates time, place and manner adverb
expresses strong feeling or sudden emotion, followed by an exclamation point or comma, most effective when not OVERUSED interjection
joins groups of words together; and, but, or, nor, for, yet, not only, but also, although, as, as if, because, while conjunction
a word or group of words that shows position, direction, or how two words or idesas are related (above, below, etc) prepostition
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