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What is a simple sentence?
it is one complete sentence, it can contain more than one word,it can appear as a list of activites or things
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What is a simple sentence with compound verbs?
It is formed by two simple sentences, joined by a conjuction
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What is a complex sentence?
is a sentence made up of a complete sentence, and also has additonal information in phrases or clauses
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What is a run-on?
Has 2 parts, each part can stsnd in its own as a complete sentence, however they can be pushed together without being correctly connected
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What is a comma splice?
it is a run-on connected with a comma, but no coordination conjuction/conjuctive adverb
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What is a fragment?
it is an incomplete sentence (just a phrase or incomplete)
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Coordinating Conjuctions
(F)an Boys
For
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Coordinating Conjuctions
F(a)n Boys
and
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Coordinating Conjuctions
Fa(n) Boys
Nor
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Coordianting Conjuctions
Fan (B)oys
But
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Coordinating Conjuctions
Fan B(O)ys
or
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Coordinating Conjuctions
Fan Bo(y)s
Yet
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Coordinating Conjuctions
Fan Boy(s)
So
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Conjunctive Adverbs
(T)homas B. Flinch
Therefore
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Conjunctive Averbs
T(h)omas B. Flinch
However
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Conjunctive Adverbs
Th(O)mas B. Flinch
otherwise
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Conjunctive Adverbs
Tho(m)as B. Flinch
moreover
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Conjunctive adverbs
Thom(a)s B Flinch
Additionally, also, or as a result
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Conjunctive Adverbs
Thoma(s) B. Flinch
Subsequently
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Conjunctive Adverbs
Thomas (B) Flinch
Besides, becasue
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Conjunctive Adverbs
Thomas B. (F)linch
Futhermore
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Conjunctive Adverbs
Thomas B. F(l)inch
likewise
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Conjunctive Adverbs
Thomas B Fli (i)nch
instead
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Conjunctive Adverbs
Thomas B Fli(n)ch
Neverless
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Conjunctive Adverbs
Thomas B FLin(c)h
Consequently
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Conjunctive Adverbs
Thomas B Flinc(h)
Hence
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Theme
a universal idea that applies to more than just the story
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tone
the feeling the author has towards the story
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Protagonist
Main character of the story; whom the story revolves around
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Antogonist
to opponent, competitor, or enemy of the protagonist
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Flat character
character with few traits which are less developed
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Round Character
character with many traits, good or bad they are well developed
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static character
character that stays the same throughout the story
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Dynamic Character
character that changes their perception/ view or pyschically
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Archetype
a universally understood symbol, term or pattern if beahvior
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1st point of view
narrator participates in the action of the story, the story may not be true. i, me
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2nd point of view
narrator speaks directly to the audience, sparingly used in writing, harshly judged in reading
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3rd point of view
narrator does not participate in the action of the story
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faulty subordination
subordination that's done incorrectly
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setting
where the story takes place
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conflict
struggle between 2 people
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Types of conflicts
- man v. man
- man v. society
- man v. nature
- man v. himself
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adjective clause
is a dependent clause that modifies a noun
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noun clause
is a dependent clause tha functions as a noun
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