Capitalization
Always capitalize the name of a
person, place, or thing
absense
absence
their
possessive
_____will go with me to the store?
who
What is an analogy?
comparison of two different things that have similarities
I traveled south for the winter. (correct/not correct)
correct
acknowledge
acknowledge
Your or you're
I held your/you're hand.
your
With _____ am I speaking?
whom
This root means life
bio
south america
not correct
camoflage
camouflage
I went to/two/too the camp at two/to/too locations.
to and two
_______the father of the child?
Who's
Swimming is an excellent sport.
Swimming is a
gerund
lady geraldine paige
Lady Geraldine Page
mispell
misspell
The boy bawled/balled when he could not go out.
bawled
_______ jacket was left here?
Whose
Name at least three types of sentences.
declarative; exclamatory; interrogative; imperative
a world war
not capitalized
questionnaire
questionnaire
It took time to heel/heal the man's heel/heal.
heal/heel
_______ do you believe?
whom
Difference between denotation and connotation
denotation- definition
connotation-indirect or implied meaning
example gritty means sandy but you may say
That side of town is gritty. (rundown, tough, related to crime and poverty)