Homophones
Words that sound the same, but have different meanings
What are Homophones
A sentence that is two complete thoughts joined together with no punctuation
What is a Run-On Sentence
The F in FANBOYS
What is For
Parts of a good introduction
What is Hook, Main Idea, and Supporting Details
The First Step of the Writing Process
What is Pre-Writing/Brain Stroming
The version of there/their/they're that talks about possession
What is "Their"
An incomplete thought
What is a Fragment
The A in FANBOYS
What is And
Elements of a good conclusion
What restating Main Idea, and a summary of supporting details
The Step that has to do with the content
What is Revise
The version of their/there/they're that has to do with location
What is "There"
A Run on Sentence that has a comma but no FANBOY
What is a Comma Splice
The N in FANBOYS
What is Nor
What is a minimum of 3 points
The Step that has to do with Grammer
What is Edit
The version of their/there/they're that means they are
What is "They're"
Means there is more to come
What is a semicolon
The B & O in FANBOYS
What is But & Or
A word that describes a verb
What is an Adverb
Also known as sloppy copy
What is Rough Draft
Two other examples of Homophones
What is Two/Too/To and Your/You're
The 3 ways you can fix a Run-On Sentence
What is breaking them into two separate sentences, using a comma and a FANBOY, or using a semicolon
The Y & S in FANBOYS
What is Yet & So
A word that describes a noun
What is an Adjective
The step that you turn in
What is Final Draft