LA+Terms+danad63

Term ** ||  for an unspecific person, place, thing, or idea. || 1.poster 2.binder 3.shirt 4.chair 5.book || a specific person, place, thing, or idea. || 1.London, England 2.Dana D 3.Coca Cola 4.Pepsi 5.California || of a noun. || 1.he 2.she 3.we 4.they 5.us || that is only grammatically correct when used in the subject of a sentence. || 1.they 2.we 3.your 4.my 5.do || that is only grammatically correct when used in the predicate of a sentence. ||< 1.us 2.them 3.him 4.her 5.me || is, was, or will be doing. || 1.chase 2.chased 3.will chase 4.bite 5.bited || together. || 1.the 2.and 3.a(n) 4.so 5.be || which one, how many, or what kind. || 1.green 2.seventeen 3.boring 4.blue 5.eleven || something. || 1.quickly 2.lethargically 3.awesomely 4.slowly 5.happily || noun relative to another noun. || 1.under 2.on 3.over 4.behind 5.beside || sentences together. || 1.and 2.but 3.however 4.though 5.is? || hear, smell or see reminds you of a memory. || 1.Cinnamon
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 * Definition** || 
 * Examples** ||
 * common nouns || A common noun is a word
 * proper nouns || A proper noun is a word for
 * pronouns || A pronoun takes the place
 * subject pronouns || A subject pronoun is a pronoun
 * predicate pronouns || A predicate pronoun is a pronoun
 * actions verbs || An action verb tells what a noun
 * linking verbs || A linking verb helps link two nouns
 * adjectives || A word to describe a noun, telling
 * adverbs || An adverb tells how the verb does
 * prepositions || A preposition shows the position of a
 * conjunctions || A conjunction joins words and
 * flashback || A flashback is when something you

2.Skateboard || by the way it is emphasized. || 1. The criminal's DNA written glove fell off, and hoped the cops wouldn't find it... 2. ||
 * foreshadowing || When you know something is important
 * metacognition ||  || 1.

2. || two complete thoughts using a conjunction such as AND, BUT, OR... It has two subjects and two verbs. || She likes pizza but he hates it! || main clause (subject and verb) and one dependent clause (subject and verb, but cannot stand alone) || Before we eat, we will toast the bride. || positively (move forward). It comes from within you! || I really want to be a black belt, so I will practice Tae Kwon Do every day! || that move you to action. || My parents wanted me to be a black belt in Tae Kwon Do, so they made a schedule for me to practice every day. ||
 * simple sentence ||  ||   ||
 * compound sentence || A compound sentence is a sentence that combines
 * complex sentence || A complex sentence is a sentence that contains one
 * intrinsic motivation || Any idea or circumstance that inspires you to act
 * extrinsic motivation || External (outside yourself) people or circumstances