Parts of Speech 1
A person, place, or thing
Noun
An action
Verb
CEA stands for...
Claim, Evidence, Analysis
Find me the proper noun in this sentence:
"There aren't many people willing to go to Waffle House after dark, but you better believe I'm one of them."
Waffle House
Find the verbs in this sentence.
"Never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down, never gonna run around and desert you."
give, let, run, desert
A named person, place, or thing, usually capitalized
Proper noun
Describes a noun
Adjective
What is TDA question format?
3 sentences: first is a statement, second is the question, third is the phrase "Use evidence from the text to support your answer".
Find me the pronoun in this sentence:
"There aren't many people willing to go to Waffle House after dark, but you better believe I'm one of them."
I (I'm)
Find the pronouns in this sentence.
"Never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down, never gonna run around and desert you."
you
Refers to something not by their name
Pronoun
Describes a verb, usually ends in -ly
Adverb
Explain to me how to expand CEA into expanded CEA format.
Either CEAEA or CEACEA
Find me the contractions in this sentence:
"There aren't many people willing to go to Waffle House after dark, but you better believe I'm one of them."
aren't, I'm
Find the adjectives in this sentence.
"Never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down, never gonna run around and desert you."
Articles
Shows where something is; like after or before
Preposition
How do you write a quality introduction? Best answer gets points.
Must mention introducing author and title of work, as well as introducing a main idea
Find me the preposition in this sentence:
"There aren't many people willing to go to Waffle House after dark, but you better believe I'm one of them."
after
Find the prepositions in this sentence.
"Never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down, never gonna run around and desert you."
never
Conjunction
Expresses strong emotion
Interjection
How do you write a quality conclusion? Best answer gets the points.
Must mention re-stating claims and evidence
Change this sentence so that it includes an interjection.
"There aren't many people willing to go to Waffle House after dark, but you better believe I'm one of them."
Lots of options!
Make this into a single grammatically correct sentence.
"Never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down, never gonna run around and desert you."
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