Pronouns
This is the name for the noun replaced by a pronoun
Antecedent
The definition of subject and object (yes, you need both)
Subject- Who or what the sentence is about
Object- who or what is being impacted by the action
We have infinitives for this reason
To discuss verbs generally
What are verb moods?
Classifications of the attitude of the speaker
These are the qualities of pronouns in 2nd person
You, your, giving instruction,choose your own adventure
WITHOUT LOOKING!
This is the definition of a relative pronoun.
A relative pronoun is a pronoun used to introduce a relative clause—a clause that gives further information about the preceding noun or noun phrase.
In the sentence "I gave Adam my car keys", this is the direct object.
Car keys
In the sentence "She wore a nice outfit to make a good impression", the infinitive serves as this part of speech
Adverb
The sentence "Ms.Runnels asked us, 'Do you know when markers are?' last week" is this verb mood.
Indicative
If your friend came over without asking, you'd be more likely to call them a "guest" instead of an "intruder" because of that word's ______________
connotation
Pick 3 types of pronouns we went over on Tuesday and provide definitions
"Her and I regularly kept fruits in the house for this reason exactly. " is grammatically incorrect for this reason.
It would be "She and I " because they both are the subject.
This is a sentence where an infinitive is an adjective
Good job
DAILY DOUBLE
Come up with 2 sentences. One in the conditional mood, and another in the subjunctive.
Good Job!
This is the definition of mood and this is the definition of tone. (Yes, you need to answer both)
Mood is the feeling that readers get.
Tone is when the author conveys their feelings about a subject.
First Person Plural Reflexive Pronoun
Ourselves
What is the only pronoun that doe not change when it goes from subject to object?
"You"
In "To sort your laundry before folding it is a strategy my friend taught me" the infinitive serves as this
Noun/ subject
This is the subject in the imperative sentence "Go away!"
You
You would include these things if you wanted to convey a tone of sadness.
Words with connotation, imagery, perspective,etc.