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| Declarative | Statement |
| Imperative | Command |
| Interrogative | Question |
| Exclamatory | Strong Feeling |
| Fragment | Is missing something, not a complete thought |
| Run On | 2 or more sentences without proper punctuation |
| Simple Sentences | A sentence that has one subject and one predicate |
| Compound Sentences | A sentence that contains two or more complete sentences, usually joined by a connecting word |
| Complete Subject | Whom or what the sentence is about and all the words that go with it. |
| Simple subject | The main whom or what the subject is about |
| Complete predicate | The verb and the words with the verb |
| Simple predicate | The main verb or verbs in the sentence |
| Compound subject | Two or more subjects |
| Compound predicate | Two or more verbs |
| Noun | Person, Place, Thing, or Idea |
| Common Noun | Everyday person, place, thing or idea, not capitalized |
| Proper Noun | Specific person, place, thing, or idea, capitalized |
| Plural noun | More than one |
| Possessive noun | Shows ownership |
| Appositive | Set off by commas, tells more about the word it follows |
| Action verb | Something that can be done |
| State of being verb | am, is, was, were, be, being been |
| Helping verbs | Come before the main word in a verb phrase. Has, have, will, etc. |
| Principle Parts | run, ran, will run, have run, running |
| Subject Verb Agreement | Subjects and verbs must agree and sound comfortable together. |
| Singular Pronouns | Take the place of nouns, I, she, he, her, him, it, you |
| Plural Pronouns | More than one, take the place of nouns. we, us, they, them |
| Possessive Pronouns | Show ownership. my, mine, your, yours, our, ours |
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