| A | B |
| What are the 4 types of sentnces and describe? | Declarative-Makes a statement....Interrogative-asks a question.....imperative-gives a command....exclamatory-exclaims with !!!! |
| Passive V. Active voice?? | Passive sentence has the subject doing the verb. (The hornet stung bob) Passive doesn't (Bob was stung by the hornet. |
| Objective case pronouns? OP IO DO AP | Me, us, you, him, her, it, them |
| Nominative case pronouns? PN S | I, we, you, he, she, it, they |
| GO GET YERSELF A SUCKER! | GO AHEAD!!! DONT COME BACK FOR 5 MINUTES! |
| GO MAKE SOME CHOCOLATE MILK! | CYA in 5 MINUTES |
| Explain an adjective clause | They are started by relatives, who whom whose which that) |
| Explain a noun clause | They start with Clause openers and so not describe |
| Gerunds? | End in ING, not the subject, do not describe |
| Participal? | Not subject, Descibes someting, ends in d ed t en or ing. |
| Infinitive | To _____, or an understood to. |
| Burly | Large of body or trunk |
| lenient | not disposed to severity. |
| presumptuous | confident in opinion |
| sage | person of profound wisdom |
| turgid | bloated swollen, fat like a toad |
| falter | to hesitate in action |
| imposing | impressive in appearance or manner |
| thwart | to prevent or oppose successfully |
| allusion | implied or direct reference to something |
| deign | to condescend or think worthy of something |
| ethereal | light airy |
| fervent | boiling, glowing |
| incredulous | not ready to believe |
| intercede | to ask or plead on behalf of others |
| ornate | highly decorated |
| pallid | faint in color, pale |
| speculate | to think or speak about something w/o sufficent evidence |
| ardent | charactorised by intense emotion |
| docile | obediant |
| reproach | to upraid or scold |
| slipshod | careless, untidy |
| vitality | strength to live |
| curtail | to cut short or reduce |
| dank | unpleasantly damp |
| iota | a very small quantity |
| precedent | a prior instance that may serve as an example in the future |
| annex | to attach or add |
| imperitive | not to be avoided |
| laudable | deserving praise |
| mutinous | involving revolt against authority |
| versatile | capable of many uses |
| barrage | barrier of artillary fire |
| YO | GET A SUGAR CUBE! |
| deluge | a great flood or rain |
| encumber | ro burden or weigh down |
| obscurity | the condition of being unknown |
| solicitude | a feeling of anxious care or concern |
| timorous | easily frightened |
| buffet | to knock down with repeated blows |
| incoherent | not logically connected |
| precarious | uncertain or insecure |
| prolific | producing abundently |
| reverential | showing deep respect |
| succor | to aid, help, assistrigid system of social class positions |
| deem | to hold as an opinion |
| desist | to cease form an action |
| gilded | covered or highlighted with gold |
| obeisance | respect or reverance |
| sylvan | woods or forrests |
| visage | the face or its expressions |
| calamity | deep trouble or misery |
| genial | friendly cheerful |
| homage | honor or respect showed to person |
| vigilance | the state of being watchful or alert |
| chasten | to disipline or punish |
| contort | to distort by twisting |
| curt | so consise in speech its rude |
| pompous | an exaggerated display of selfimportance |
| repress | to hold in check |
| Catherine and the Winter wheat | Guys wheat turns more like sand and a girl cant get married |
| The apprentice | Girl loses dog and thought it died |
| The ransom of red chief | Annoying boy gets taken and kidnappers get burned |
| Mr. Brownlies roses | Guy gets tied up, and a girl comes to save the day |
| Pride of sevan | Guy watches lions walk around aimlessly |
| The long winter | Father leaves his boy out in the forrest to toughen him up |
| The tell tale heart | Guy kills another guy cause he thought his eye was ugly |
| A man who had no eyes | Two guys lose sight in some place. meet up on strrets. |
| As ye sow shall ye reap | Guy puts weeds in anothers garden & it backfires |
| Trademark | Girl acts weird to get attention |
| The lady or the tiger | ! |
| The necklace | Lady borrws necklace from another lady to go to the ball |
| The silver mine | Guy has secret of lots of mula in a mine and tells a king |