ELA vocab
What is a synonym of ¨correct¨?
¨incorrect¨
What type of verb tense is this?:
I Will run for 30 minutes after I eat
Future tense
What is a verb?
An action.
How to spell "Exsell".
"Excel".
How many paragraphs should an essay usually have?
5 paragraphs
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1 intro paragraph
3 body paragraphs
1 conclusion paragraph
What type of prefix is "restated"?
It is a Re- prefix
Verb tenses are used with what 3 tenses?
Past tense, present tense, future tense.
What is fiction?
A story that is not real.
how to spell "Xplicit"
"Explicit"
When you directly quote from someone, what do you use to quote it?
Quotation marks.
What is a synonym of "distinguish"?
Answers varies
Differentiate
Perceive
Recognize
Fix the grammar mistake(s):
My dog run to the park and played with his friend. And when he was done he walk back home.
It should be ran, not run. There should be a coma between done and he, & It should be walked and not walk:
My dog ran to the park and played with his friend. And when he was done, he walked back home.
Name 3 text structures.
Compare & Contrast
Effect & Cause
Chronological
Etc.
Spell"Consayquense"
"Consequence"
Redo this sentence with better vocabulary: She is very angry when she did not won the award.
She was very angry when she did not win the award.
What is the antonym of "antonym"?
"Synonym".
How many adjectives are in this sentence:
The fluffy dog jumped over the short fence into the green, grand grasslands.
4 adjectives
The fluffy dog jumped over the short fence into the green, grand grasslands.
How to spell Ramadon?
¨Random¨.
How to spell "nowledgeble"?
"Knowledgeable"
What is the first thing you should do to notify the reader that a new paragraph started?
Indent.
What prefix is "unpredictable"?
It is a Un- prefix
When do you use a colon(:)?
To introduce a list, a quotation, an explanation, or to make emoticons ":)"
What is the thesis?
The point the author is trying to make.
How to spell "Melonchollee"?
"Melancholy".
What it the difference between the author's purpose and the claim?
Author's purpose: The reason why the author made the text(ex: to persuade, to inform, etc)
Claim: A statement or belief the author is trying to prove.