Grammar
A person, place or thing
What is a Noun
The way you make your letters on the envelope.
All capitals.
Differs in spelling, but not pronunciation
"the car was black" sentence type
What is Simple
Is used in place of a noun, indicates ownership or identity.
What is a Pronoun
Another term used for seniors
Elders
The shortened version of British Columbia, Alberta and Quebec.
What is BC, AB and QC.
The name of Jonas' sister
What is Lily
Sentence that uses a comma (,) and the words "and, so, but, or" after the comma.
What is a compound sentence.
Expresses actions or states of being
What is a Verb
Deeply upset or agitated
What is Distraught
It goes over the date on the heading.
What is the city, province postal code (of the sender)
To cancel or postpone something
What is Reprieve
Sentence that uses a comma (,) to join two sentences.
What is a complex sentence.
Describes a noun or pronoun
What is an Adjective
Rebuke or reprimand
What is Chastise
The salutation you use.
What is "dear".
Words, sentences or phrases that can be spelt forward and backward. Example: racecar
What is a Palindrome
"We were afraid of taking the test, the results would change everything."
What is a complex sentence.
Joins words, phrases, or clauses
What is a Conjunction
Avoidance of activity or exertion; laziness
What is Indolence
The very last thing in a letter.
What is the senders PRINTED name.
The receiver of a letters information goes in the middle, top left, or top right of an envelope.
What is the middle.
They had no ice cream left at home, nor did they have money to go to the store.
What is a compound sentence.