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declarative sentence
- Punctuation (.)
- Label D
- Example: Larry played basketball yesterday.
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interrogative sentence
- Punctuation (?)
- Label Imp
- Example: Did you like the new movie?
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imperative sentence
- Punctuation (.)
- Label Int
- Example: Put your books in your desk.
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exclamatory sentence
- Punctuation (!)
- Label E
- Example: the barn is on fire!
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subject
tells who or what the sentence is about
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predicate
tells what the subject is or does
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command
- tells someone to do something
- It begins with a capital letter and ends with a period.
- Example: Put the cup on the table.
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exclamation
- tells something with very strong emotion
- It begins with a capital letter and ends with anexclamation point.
- Example: This apple is delicious!
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synonym
- is a word that has the same or almost the same meaning as another word or expression
- Example: happy -> synonyms- cheerful, glad, jolly, and joyful
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antonym
- is a word that has the opposite meaning of another word.
- Example: happy -> antonyms- gloomy, sad, and miserable
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thesaurus
is a book of synonyms, or words that have almost the same meaning
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characters
are the people or animals in a story
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setting
is when and where the story takes place
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plot
- the series of events in a story
- A plot has a beginning, middle and end.
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definition of an entry word
explains the word's meaning
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entry word
are given in alphabetical order and are shown in bold face.
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