Definitions
abolish
to get rid of, do away with
The boys went over (there/their/they're) to get (there/their/they're) ball back.
there
their
Person, place, thing or idea. can be concrete or abstract.
noun
find the adjective(s) in the sentence: The young boy threw his red ball.
young, red
If Janice calls tonite, tell her I am not here.
Tonight
relevant
of or relating to something. connected to the matter.
In one (our/hour) we are going to visit (our/hour) grandmother.
hour, our
an action or state of being.
verb
find the simple subject: Bill went to his friends house.
Bill
mrs. bailey's class has a test friday.
capitalize Mrs. Bailey's and Friday
askew
lopsided or turned.
Did you (break/brake) moms plate?
break
describes a noun or pronoun in a sentence.
adjective
find the simple predicate: Bill went to his friends house.
went
I invited Stan Evan Maria and Sarah to my party.
...Stan, Evan, Maria, and Sarah...
idle
not in action or work
I don’t know (weather/whether) to bring a jacket or not. The (weather/whether) looks unpredictable today.
whether, weather
describes an action. often ends with ily.
adverb
sound words like "bang" "pow" or "crash"
onomatopoeia
My computer is being repairing at the shop.
repaired
elated
joyful or in high spirits
I purchased (four/for) tickets (four/for) the basketball game tonight.
four, for
replaces a noun in a sentence. Used to avoid repeating nouns or names.
pronoun
Giving human characteristics to animals or objects.
Personification
I enjoy go for a walk with my friends.
going