We are going to have a Literary Discussion on the following days for the following pieces of Boy's Life:
Part 3: May 30 Parts 4&5: June 6 Yeesh! We are almost DONE!! Mrs. Coller
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Conor Delaney
6/4/2012 04:16:58 am
Noun- person, place, thing, or idea
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Abbey
6/4/2012 04:17:10 am
One important fact to know is what a simple sentence is. A simple sentence is a sentence with a subject and a verb. An example would be: I ran.
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Riley Millick
6/4/2012 04:38:50 am
Compund sentence: a sentence with two independent clauses.
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Mrs. Coller
6/4/2012 11:17:14 am
Be nice, Riley.
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Eleanor
6/4/2012 05:19:21 am
Adjective- A word that describes a noun.
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Conor
6/4/2012 05:27:10 am
For example: Riley is a funny guy for posting about me. The nouns are Riley, guy!!!!!
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Mrs. Coller
6/4/2012 11:18:05 am
Be nice, Conor. (And I don't know what your last sentence means.)
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Karlene
6/4/2012 06:21:40 am
A compound-complex sentence is made from two independent clauses and one or more dependent clauses.
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Lindsay
6/4/2012 07:33:34 am
Complex sentence- A sentence containing a subordinate clause or clauses.
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Lindsay
6/4/2012 07:36:05 am
Sorry I forgot an example: After I got home, I did my homework.
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Sophieeeee
6/4/2012 08:46:17 am
Dependent Clause: A sentence that can not stand alone and includes an independent clause.
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Mrs. Coller
6/4/2012 11:21:08 am
Independent:
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Brittany
6/4/2012 09:22:09 am
Are you ready?!?
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Kari Cumber
6/4/2012 09:39:37 am
Hey Folks!! What is a preposition you ask?
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Brianna
6/4/2012 10:18:27 am
Something you might like to know is, what is a pronoun. A pronoun is a noun that is use in place of a more specific noun. For example if you say Greta is a cool person, you could replace Greta with she and the sentence would become she is a cool person.
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Mrs. Coller
6/4/2012 11:26:44 am
Commas can be used for long sentences, too. The length doesn't really matter. If you use one of the FANBOYS, you need a comma. If you use a semi-colon, you don't need the FANBOYS. (They are like honey-badgers; they just don't care.)
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Mrs.Coller
6/4/2012 11:27:19 am
(This is in reply to Brittany.)
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Dana
6/4/2012 12:28:51 pm
My helpful hint for the final is describing an adverb. An adverb is a word used to desribe a verb (they usually end with "ly").
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Brett
6/5/2012 12:45:33 am
A verb is something that you do.
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Brett
6/5/2012 12:49:27 am
If you want to use what dana said, you can insert intensely or angrily.
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Brett
6/5/2012 12:52:13 am
A verb is something that you do.
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Turner
6/5/2012 12:56:25 am
"Who" refers to a person. "That" or "which" refers to a group.
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Greta
6/5/2012 01:42:44 am
A hyperbole is a exaggeration:deliberate and obvious exaggeration used for effect.
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Megan
6/5/2012 09:08:20 pm
A simile compares two things using "like" or "as." For example, the boiling water was like touching the sun!
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