Vocabulary
Conjunction
Word used to connect words, phrases, and clauses
Begin
Start
Your vs You're
Your- Possessive, "Is this your car?"
You're- Conjunction of You Are
Light
Dark
Soft
Softer (Comparative)
Softest (Superlative)
Noun
Name of an object, concept, person or place (person place thing or idea)
Complete
Finish
Its vs It's
Its- Possessive, "The dog found its bone."
It's- Conjunction of It Is
Start
Finish
Long
Longer (Comparative)
Longest (Superlative)
Pronoun
Replaces a noun, word like I, me, you, her, him, etc.
Danger
Harm
Their vs There
Their- Possessive, "That is their car."
There- A place that is not here/far away
Serious
Silly
Happy
Happier (Comparative)
Happiest (Superlative)
Sentence
Group of words that express a thought
Enjoy
Like
Then vs Than
Then- Indicates something will happen, "I have to check out the book, then you can have it."
Than- Comparative of two things, "This program was better than the last one."
Behind
In front of
Far
Farther (Comparative)
Farthest (Superlative)
Subject
Main noun in a sentence about which something is being said
Famous
Prominent
Who's vs Whose
Who's- Conjunction of Who Is
Whose- Possessive form of who, "Whose shoes are these?"
Accidental
Intentional
Bad
Worse (Comparative)
Worst (Superlative)