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- noun
- person, place, thing, or idea
- conjunction
- connects ideas
- complex sentence
- one independent and one dependent clause
- rising action
- exciting force introduces the conflict gains intensity
- third person omnscent
- the narrator reveals the thoughts of several characters and refers to them using as, he, or she the narrator stands outside the story
- helping
- two or more words that create a verb phrase, which shows action
- infinitive
- to and a verb
- prepostion words
- about, behing, from, on, toward, above, below, in, on top of, under, across, beneath, in front of, onto, underneth, after, beside, inside, out of, until, against, between, instead of, outside, up, along, by, into, over, upon, among, down, like, past, with, around, during, near, since, within, at, exept, of, through, without, before, for, off, and to
- third person limited
- the narrator reveals the thoughts of only one character but refers to that character as he, or she through the story
- dependent
- after, although, as, as if, because, before, how, if, since, though, unless, when, whenever, which, while
- first person
- the story is being told by one of the character in the story
- conclusion
- creatively restate your thesis, summarize your major points, and provide further tought for the reader; EPIPHANY
- prepastion
- introduces a phrase
- simple sentence
- an independent clause
- climax
- highest point of intensity
- falling action
- marked by an event that delays the ending. shorter then the rising action
- pronoun
- replaces the noun
- compound/complex
- two independent clauses and at least one dependent.
- exposition
- creates the tone, gives setting, introdoces character. supplies other necessary
- compound sentence
- two independent clauses joined by a comma, fanboys, or a semicolon
- verb
- action, or state of being
- clause
- will always have a subject and a predicate
- resolution
- the major conflict is resolved
- action
- shows movement
- linking
- connects the subject to its explantion (do not action)
- prepostition
- introduces a phrase that will answer where, when, or give a physical descriptions.
- point of view
- the relationship between the author and the text
- adjactive
- modifies noun or pronoun
- interjection
- show exclamation
- thesis statement
- a promise to your reader as to what your paper about; will be last intro paragraph
- phrase
- a group of words that modifies