Non-fiction All the Way
Non-fiction could be described as this.
True, factual, expository
True or false: The subject part of the sentence tells the who or the what.
True.
Takes the place of a noun.
Pronoun
Fiction could be described as...
A made up story.
This is Mr. Miller's age multiplied by 2.
58.
Two genres of non-fiction.
Biography, autobiography, informational.
The predicate part of the sentence tells this part.
The action.
The type of pronoun "they" is in the following sentence:
They walked to school.
These are three genres of fiction.
fantasy, sci-fi, humor, mystery, realistic, sports fiction, historical fiction.
These are two reasons why McDonald's fries are unhealthy.
Layered with fat, sugar, salt; potatoes are sprayed with chemicals.
This is the gist of the text, in paragraph form.
Summary.
Compound sentences have two of these.
Subjects or predicates.
The type of pronoun "him" is in the following sentence:
I threw the football to "him".
Objective.
Freytag's pyramid, plot map.
This is Mrs. Culbert's favorite hobby.
Gardening.
The most important idea the text is working together to teach, and the key ideas that support this are called this.
Compound sentences are connected by one of these.
FANBOY/ conjunction.
The error with the pronoun in the following sentence:
When I tried to remove the lid from the jar, it broke.
Vague pronoun.
This is the message of a story.
Theme.
This is why McDonalds targets children.
Higher profit in sodas that kids tend drink/get them hooked while they're young.
A summary could be described as all of these but...
a. Concise
b. Containing central idea
c. Containing supporting details
d. Wordy
Connect these two sentences:
He insisted that he wasn't sad about moving.
He had tears in his eyes and could barely look at me.
but, yet
These are 4 possessive pronouns.
His, hers, theirs, its
This is the end of the story, that answers the problem of the story.
The resolution.
The word convey means this.
To deliver or teach.