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| A person, place, or thing. |
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Not very descriptive, usually using the words: he, she, it, etc. etc.
He ran to the store, so he could buy some bread. |
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Propper Nouns are more descriptive than common nouns and almost always names of someone/thing: Tom, Sally, Empire State Building.
(first letter of propper nouns are capatilized)
Tom ran to the store (store is common because it isnt very specific), so he (that is a anticedent) could buy some Land-O-Lake butter. |
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Describes the noun.
Luke was happy. |
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gives action to the Noun
Luke was feeling happy. |
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A part of a sentance usually seperated by commas.
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A sentance fragment that needs another part to be an actuall sentance.
I was out of bread, so I ran to the store and bought some more. |
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A sentance fragment that needs no other part and still be correct.
We were out of bread. |
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| sentance containing 1 independant clause. |
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| 2 independent clauses seperated by a commma. |
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| 1 independent clause and 1 dependant clause. seperated by commas. |
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| 2 or more independant clauses 1 or more depedant. |
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| cooridinating conjunction |
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| connects a word to a word, a phrase to a phrase, and a clause to a clause. |
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| subooridinating conjunction |
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| connects and shows the relationship between two or more things. |
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