LA+Terms+camillem63

Term ** ||  that names a person, place, thing, and idea/ideal. || 1. park 2. shirt 3. book 4. tree 5. banana || is proper, and is either a person or a place. || 1. Tony 2. Camille 3. Ashlea 4. California 5. Colorado || proper noun except that you don't use the proper noun you just make it a short word. || 1. Them 2. Her 3. Me 4. You 5. Him || takes place of a noun an a subject. || 1. They 2. He 3. She 4. It 5. I || noun except it is only used in the predicate part of a sentence. || 1. they 2. them 3. we 4. us 5. your || for the subject, either in the past, present, and future. || 1. Skipped 2. skipping 3. will skip 4. ran 5. run || subject and the predicate together. || 1. is 2. has 3. and 4. an 5. will || noun specific. || 1. slimy 2. huge 3. green 4. gooey 5. squishy || something is done or what extent something is done. || 1. happily 2. nearly 3. sincerely 4. scoldly 5. barely || before indicating a relation of a verb, adjective, or another term. || 1. by 2. in 3. to 4. outside 5. with || sentence together. || 1. he 2. not 3. what 4. might 5. will || you of something that happened in the past. || 1. When I see something again.
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 * Definition** || 
 * Examples** ||
 * common nouns || A common noun is a word
 * proper nouns || A proper noun is a word that
 * pronouns || A pronoun is a word that is a
 * subject pronouns || A subject pronoun is a word that
 * predicate pronouns || A predicate pronoun takes place of a
 * actions verbs || A action verb is a verb showing action
 * linking verbs || A linking verb is a word that links a
 * adjectives || A adjective is a word that makes the
 * adverbs || An adverb is a word that shows how
 * prepositions || A preposition is a phrase that is placed
 * conjunctions || A conjunction is a word that joins the
 * flashback || a flashback is something that reminds

2. A memorie || except you just think of a memorie. || 1. Telling a story
 * foreshadowing || Foreshadowing is like a flashback

2. Writing || thinking about your thinking. || 1. In use for a test.
 * metacognition || A metacognition is another word for

2. When you read. || that have a subject, predicate, and a complete thought. ||  || thoughts joined together using a conjunction such as and, but, or... it has two subjects and two verbs. || 1. Bill and Chris left and went to go to a barbecue. || circumstance that inspires you to act positively (move forward). It comes from within yourself. ||  || yourself) people or circumstances that move you to action. ||   || contains one dependent clause and one main clause. || 1. Before we eat, we will toast the bride. ||
 * simple sentence || A simple sentence is a group of words
 * compound sentence || A compound sentence is two complete
 * intrinsic motivation || Intrinsic motivation is any idea or
 * extrinsic motivation || extrinsic motivation is external (outside
 * complex sentence || A complex sentence is a sentence that