Grammar Rules
this part of speech was a verb, but is now a noun and ends in -ing
What is a gerund?
when the reader knows more than the audience
What is dramatic irony?
Bang! Boom!
What is onomatopoeia?
ped
What is foot?
this is something used to tell the reader where information was gotten (Hinton 45).
What is an in-text citation?
punctuated: a book
What is underlined or italicized?
the author's attitude towards the subject
What is tone?
You can't have your cake and eat it too.
What is an idiom?
bene/bon
What is good or well?
this part of speech is used to connect words and phrases together
What is a conjunction?
Active or passive: The farmer cut down the cherry tree.
What is Active Voice?
what the author's wants you to learn from their writing
What is theme?
She has the brains of Einstein.
What is an allusion?
pyr
What is fire?
the is what MLA stands for
What is Modern Language Association?
to + verb
What is an infinitive?
the turning point of a story
What is the climax?
A comparison between like or as
What is a simile?
earth
What is geo?
these are called what ...
What are ellipses?
punctuation: a work of art
What is underlined or italicized?
setting, characters, and conflict
What is the exposition?
The sun welcomed me this morning.
What is personification?
manu
What is hand?
this part of speech describes nouns
What is an adjective?