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What are the Parts of speech in Santoro order? Noun,Pronoun,verb,adverb, adjective,conjunction, interjection,preposition
Used to seperate words in a series of three or more and to seperate adjectives of equal importance in front of a noun Comma
Used after an interjection or to end an exclamatory sentence Exclamation point
To seperate independent clauss in a compound sentence when the clause is not joined by a conjunction Semicolon
Before a list of terms; after a salutation Colon
To enclose dialogue and direct quatation Quotation Marks
Used for titles books, movies, plays, newspapers,magazines,and any works of art. Italiics
to show possession apostrophe
To connect the parts of a compound number hyphen
Indicates a sudden change of thought dash
Consists of one independent clause Simple Sentence
Contains two or more independent clauses Compound Sentence
contains one independent and one more depentent clauses Complex Sentence
Joins words or groups of words that are similar. Coordinating Conjunctions
Used in pairs to connect words or groups of words tnat have parallel structure in a sentence. Correlative Conjunction
connects independent clauses and help to make their relationship clear Conjunctive Adverb
Used to join an independent clause and a dependent clause and to indicate their relationship subordinate conjunction
Frequently confused with prepositions Troublesome conjunctions
Complete thought principal clause
not a complete thought subordinate clause
Group of words that contains a subject and a predicaate Clause
dependent clause, which modifies a noun or a pronoun adjective clause
Dependent clause used as an adverb adverbial clause
Adjective clauses are essential to the meaning of the sentences. restrictive clauses
adjective clause that is not essential and that can be removed without changing the meaning of the sentence nonrestrictive clause
ways of subordinate clause subject, appositivie, direct object, object of prepostion
tells about an action that is repeated or that is always true simple present tense
tells about an action or a condition that happened in the past simple past tense
tells about an action or a condition that will happen in the future simple future tense
Verb tenses simple present tense, simple past tense, simple future tense
Subject is the doer of the action active voice
the subject is the reciever of the action passive voice
expressesman action that passes from a doer to a reciever transitive verb
no reciever of the action intransitive verb
joins the subject with a subject complement linking verbs
a verb form ending in -ing that is used as a noun gerund
may include a direct object and modifiers gerund phrase
the ways of a gerund Subject complement, direct object,objects of prepositions, appositives
Created by: Studygirl1998
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