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1. Comma’s
2. Semi colons
3. Colons
4. Quotes
5. Adjectives
Grammar
6. Verbs
7. Adverbs
8. Nouns
9. Proper nouns
10. Proper adjectives
11. Bibliography
12. Apostrophize
1. Comma’s
For my birthday I want a
bat,a rat a, jaguar ,20
dears,a tamed pizza ,
and a chicken cake.
Comma’s explain were
breaks in sentences,
or it’s the spots were
the ideas of the
sentence changes.
2. Semicolons
Some people write on
whiteboards;others
want chalkboards.
Semicolons are used to
show relation
between two ideas
3. Colons
It was 5: 00 when I got
up in the morning
I'm going to spend all
my money on :
2 packages of gum
1 pokemon pack
Red bowl
Fun dip
Pizza
Xbox 360
Colons are used to
show the start of a
list, or before an
explanation. Also,
colons are used for
time signatures.
4. “Quotes”
“ Be careful when
crossing the street,”
said officer colons
tag
Quotes are used to
show speech. The
words that are inside
the marks are the
words that the
character said. You
will see a tag before
after most quotes,
they tell who is
talking.
5. Adjectives
The green cat walked
sleepily to her litter
box.
Adjective
The small dog ate his
breakfast, lunch, and
dinner slowly.
Adjectives are words
used to describe a
noun in the sentence.
There are often more
than one adjectives in
a sentence.
6. Verbs
The green cat walked
verb sleepily to her litter
box.
The dog ate his
breakfast, lunch, and
dinner slowly.
A verb is a type of word
used to show action
or movement in a
sentence.
7. Adverbs
The green cat walked
sleepily to her litter
box.
adverb
The big dog ate his
breakfast, lunch, and
dinner slowly.
Adverbs are words used
to describe verbs, like
walked slowly, slowly
would be the adverb.
8. Nouns
The green cat walked
sleepily to her litter
box.
noun
The small cat ate his
breakfast, lunch, and
dinner quickly.
Nouns can be three
things a person, a
place, or thing, nouns
are usually
capitalized.
Bibliography
Taylor, Theodore. The Cay.
New York: Yearling, 1969.
9. Pronouns
I went to the store to get
a puppy.
pronoun
A pronoun is a word
used for your name
but is not your name,
like I, me, ect..
Proper Nouns
• I got a DVD at
Borders.
Proper nouns
• A proper noun is the
specific name of a
person, place, thing,
or idea. (Proper
nouns are always
capitalized.)
Proper Adj.
• I went to a
• A proper adj. is
Philadelphia museum.
formed from a proper
noun.
Proper Adj.
Apostrophe
• Mr. Jones's house is
on fire.
Apostrophe
• An apostrophe is
used to form plurals,
to show that a letter
or letters have been
left out of a word, or
to show possession.
Interview
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J.J.
LeBron James
Play basketball
Yes, because basketball
is my dream
• Because it is an
awesome sport
• The Boston Celtics,
because that’s my
favorite team.
• Jouhny
• Who do you look up to?
• What does he do for a
living?
• So you want to grow up
as a basketball player? If
you do, why?
• Why?
• What team do you wan to
be on and why?
Conjunction
• The river is wide and
deep.
• We can fish in the
morning or in the
evening.
• A conjunction
connects individual
words or groups of
words.
Article
• Owlet is the name for
a baby owl.
• The articles a, an,
and the are
adjectives.
Run-ons
• I thought the lopsided
game would never
end , the score just
kept getting worse
and worse.
• A run-on sentence
occurs when two
sentences are joined
without punctuation or
a connecting word
Fragment
• Thinks she is so cool.
Martha thinks
she is so
cool.
• A sentence fragment
is a group of words
witch does not
express a complete
thought. It is missing
important information.
Interjection
• Wow, look at those
mountains.
Interjection
• An interjection is a
word or phase used
to express strong
emotion or surprise.
Preposition
• One cat rested on the
chare.
Preposition
• A preposition is a
word that relates a
noun or pronoun to
another word in the
sentence.