Punctuation
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Literary Terms
Literary Terms Cont.
100

What is this symbol and what does it do? !

An exclamation mark. Used at the end of a sentence to indicate excitement or enthusiasm.

100

You are

You're

100

He went ___ the store

To

100

Synonym

Words that sounds different but mean the same. Example: Big and large

100

Noun

A person, place or thing. Example: John, the zoo, cat. 

200

What is this symbol and what does it do? ,

Comma. It is used to separate parts of a sentence.

200

They are

They're

200
Can I have some of ___ pudding?

Your

200

Antonym

Words that have opposite meanings. Example: happy and sad.

200

Verb

A describing word. Example: long, tall, blue, short.

300

What is this symbol and what does it do? "

Quotations marks. Used to indicate speech.

300

He will

He'll

300

She bought a book and she bought a backpack ___.

Too

300

Homonym

Words that sounds the same but have different meanings. Example: break and brake

300

Pronoun

A word to replace a noun. Example: she, he, we, they, I.

400

What is this symbol and what does it do? :

Colon. Used in a sentence when listing.

400

They have

They're

400

___ a great friend!

You're

400

Conjunction

A word that joins other words together. Example: and, but, or, so.

400

Verb

An action word. Example: jog, stop, hear, call.

500

What is this symbol and what does it do? ;

Semi-colon. Used to indicate a pause in a sentence.
500

Could have

Could've

500

Daily Double!!!!

___ taking a trip to the market.

The class brought ___ books to the library.

Can you pass me that pencil over ___?

They're, their & there.

500

Metaphor

A figure of speech. Example: It's raining cats and dogs.

500
Alliteration

Words in a phrase or sentence that contain the same starting letter or sound. Example: the silly salamander soaked his socks in soup.