This links nouns, pronouns and phrases together in a sentence and often answers when and where. For example: On, above, through
What is a preposition
100
Traditional structure of a sentence
What is Subject, verb, object
100
Typically is contains this amount of sentences.
What is 5
100
Lysander wanted approval from him
Who is Egeus
200
person, place, thing or idea
What is a noun
200
this often CONNECTS sentences, ideas and paragraphs together. often, it opens and closes ideas/paragraphs. Ex. Finally, Furthermore
What is a Transition word
200
the verb acts upon this part of the sentence.
What is an object
200
in this paragraph, students summarize their thoughts
What is a conclusion paragraph
200
Helena had this man's love first, before Hermia
Who is Demetrius
300
describes a noun. For ex. Beautiful, blue
What is an adjective
300
This links both independent and dependent clauses and some common ones can be remembered by the acronym: F.A.N.B.O.Y.S
What is a conjunction
300
This is what is being done in the sentence
What is a verb
300
in this paragraph, students introduce their ideas for the very first time
What is an introductory paragraph
300
When these two argue, it messes up the entire Fairy world
What is Oberon and Titania
400
This describes a verb, adjective or adverbs
What is an adverb
400
this often links an independent and dependent clause. It is what makes the 2nd clause dependent. For example, in this sentence: Because she was beautiful.The word BEAUTIFUL would be this Part of Speech.
What is a subordinating conjunction
400
this is what/who the sentence is about
What is a subject
400
these sentences tell why you believe what you do and give evidence as to why you believe what you do
What are supporting sentences
400
He is the servant/errand boy for Oberon
Who is Robin
500
a specific name for a person, place or thing
What is a proper noun
500
Define F.A.N.B.O.Y.S
What is for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
500
Put this sentence in traditional order: Stay, though thou kill me, sweet Demetrius.
What is: Sweet Demetrius stay, though thou kill me.
500
This comes at the beginning of every paragraph in an essay to state your position/reason