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| A person, place, or thing. Who or what the sentence is about. It usually comes close to the beginning of the sentence. |
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| A word that shows action. A verb tells what the subject is doing. |
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| a telling sentence. It has a period at the end. |
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| gives a command; ends in a period |
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| the original word without any prefix or suffix |
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| words that describing nouns or pronouns |
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| Adverbs answer how, when, where. They can end in ly. |
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| letters that are added to the beginning of a root word to make the meaning of the word different. |
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| letters that are added to the end of a root word to make the meaning of the word different. |
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| names, months, cities, states, holidays, proper nouns, addresses |
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Mr. Mrs. Jr.
TN,TX,FL CA
Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat. Sun.
Dec. Jan. Feb. Nov, Oct. Sept. Oct.
DR.--drive , Rd--road Ave. avenue St. street |
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| a story usually with animals that teaches someone a lesson |
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| A story told by word of mouth haded down from generation to generation. |
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| made up stories that try to explain the relationship between humans and supernatural ( Gods, and Goddesses, icorns, 2 headed snakes |
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| stories that are not true. starts off with once upon a time and have characters such as witches, queens, kings, princesses, and use magic |
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| to put words in order from A to Z |
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