Grammar
What is needed in this Compound sentence?
I like turtles but James likes cows.
What is Comma
Non-Fiction's meaning
real or true
The four parts of a Panthers-write double-stacked essay.
Intro, Body #1, Body #2, And conclusion
a comparison using like or as.
Simile
Fiction's meaning
not real or imaginary
a type of word that describes a noun or pronoun.
Adjective
The person or voice that describes or tells the story from different points of view in each story
Narrator
The three parts of a body paragraph.
Topic sentence, Text evidence, and Explanation/Conclusion
a comparison without a linking word
Metaphor
the purpose of the story or morales behind it
Theme
verb that functions as a noun that ends in -ing.
Gerund
the comparison or difference between two different things
Compare & Contrast
A paragraph in an argumentative essay that shows the counter to your point of view.
Counterclaim Paragraph
the use of sound in a word
Hyperbole.
where and when the story takes place
Setting
Takes the place of a noun.
Pronoun
the consequences and effects of action in a story
Cause & effect
an essay that includes dialogue between different characters throughout the story.
Narrative Essay
Giving human-like actions to objects.
Personification.
the part of the story where the main character/protaganist faces a problem
conflict
a basic form of a verb always starting with to ___.
Infinitive
the order of actions in which they happened
Chronological order
a statement or argument presented to counter or disprove an opposing view.
Rebuttal
the repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of a word
Alliteration
the turning point in the story
Climax