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| verb, prepositional, verbal |
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| infinitive, gerund, participle |
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| a group of words that does not contain both a subject and a verb |
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| a group of words cotaining a subject and a verb |
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| poems that appeal to the ear and emotions |
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| divided into sentences and paragraphs |
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| several lines of poetry grouped together |
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| a clause that can stand alone |
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| a clause that cannot stand alone |
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| divided into verses and stanzas |
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be able to identify a clause as "dependent" or "independent"
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be able to identfy if a phrase is "verb", "prepositional", or "verbal"
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Be able to identify whether a depen |
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| be able to mark accented and unaccented beats in poetry |
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| A person who controls his flesh demonstrates what in his life? |
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| A person lacking self-control is easily influenced by what to violate rules and laws? |
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| Why do our irresponsible peers often try to involv us in their activities? |
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| so they can justify their actions |
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| List two things from Psalm 1:1 that we will not do if we walk with God. |
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a. walk in the counsel of the un-Godly
b. sit in the seat of the scornful |
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| How can we avoid being "sitting ducks" forpeer pressures and worldly temptations? |
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| We can obey God and build spiritual muscles. |
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Abstain from all appearance of evil.
I Thessalonians 5:22 |
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