Parts of Speech
It modifies a noun
Adjective
Compares two unlike things without using a connecting word
Metaphor
The story is told by a character in the story.
First Person
It requires a subject, predicate and express a complete thought.
Complete Sentence
More than one
Plural
A mnuemonic device used to remember the seven most common conjunctions.
FANBOYS
Describe things, events, or ideas using words related to five senses (hearing, seeing, tasting, smelling, touching)
Imagery
The story is told by a narrator outside of the story
Third Person
It tell who or what the sentences is about
Subject
the number of parts of speech
eight
Refers to any person, place, thing or idea
Common Noun
Tools that writers use to create the mood in literature and help readers understand the meaning of the piece of literature.
Poetic Devices
The narrator of the story addresses the reader
Second person
The Subject can be a noun or a
Pronoun
True or False you can use a question mark to exclaim surprise or to show importance?
False
Modifies a verb, adjective, or adverb
Adverb
"The music of the wedding bells pealed out clearly, filling my ears with clanging" is an example of what part of Iagery
Hearing
uses the pronouns I, me, we, us
First person
True or False the Subjects and predicates must always agree in number?
True
Shows relationship between noun and another word in a sentence
Preposition
Joins words or groups of words
Copnjunction
"The trees were so tall that I could not see past their deep brown trunks" is an example of what Imagery.
Seeing
Uses the pronouns: you, your
Second Person
True or False You can combine two sentences that relate closely to each other with a semicolon?
True
A plural subject needs a
plural verb.