Declarative, Imperative, Exclamatory, or Interrogative.
A sentence that expresses a fact or makes a statement.
What is a declarative sentence?
Two words that have similar meanings.
What is a synonym?
A homonym for sight. (must spell correctly)
You're is a ___________(contraction or possessive pronoun).
What is a contraction?
Colors, people, animals, items, and weather ______(can OR can not) be used as symbols in literature.
What is can?
A sentence that gives a command or makes a request.
What is an imperative sentence?
Two words that mean the opposite of one another.
What is an antonym?
They were at ______(they're, their, there) aunt's house all day.
What is their?
_______(all or some) contractions can be used in FORMAL writing.
What is some?
"Wow, that's amazing!" is a ________type of sentence.
What is an exclamatory sentence?
Kind and Nice are ___________.
What is synonyms?
In World War Two the _______ (navel or naval) battles were fought on all major oceans.
What is naval?
Won't is a contraction for_____.
What is will not.
Symbols help to develop the overall ______of a story.
what is theme?
"Can you pass me the cup?" is a _______type of sentence.
What is an interrogative sentence?
Light and dark are _________.
What is antonyms?
The water_______(fowl, foul) glided along the still lake.
What is fowl?
Contractions _______(should/ shouldn't) be mixed with their spelled-out equivalents in a piece of writing.
What is shouldn't?
What is chaos, purification, and the beginning?
_______ type of sentence ends with an exclamation point.
What is an exclamatory sentence?
Relative is a _________for the word proportionate.
What is a synonym?
The book is better than ______(it's, its) cover would suggest.
What is its?
Example of a contract where the 1st and 2nd letter of the second word is removed.
What is she'll, he'll, you'll, I've?
The best definition of a symbol is ______( an object that represents the original meaning OR any action or word that stands for something else).
What is any action or word that stands for something else?