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Language Vocabulary

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Adjective-describes a noun
Adjective Phrase-phrase describing a noun or pronoun
Adverb-describes a verb
Adverb Phrase-describes a verb
Antonym-opposite meaning word
Autobiography-an account of somebody's life written by that person
Biography-story written about someone's life
Caption-words that describe a picture
Charateristic-a feature or quality
Cinquain-a five-line poem
Colon-punctuation starting a list (also time and salutation)
Common Noun-a person, place or thing not requiring a capital
Comparative-intermediate degree of comparison (er)
Compound Word-two word joined to make one
Conjunction-sentence joining words
Contraction-a word formed by combining two words
Dash-hyphen
Declarative Sentence-makes a statement and ends with a period
Exclamation Mark-punctuation showing expression
Exclamatory Sentence-gives expression, ends with an exclamation point
Fact-based in reality
Fiction-made up story
Graphic Organized-chart, table or graph that conveys information
Haiku-three-line 17 syllable poem of Japanese origin
Homonym-two words with the same sound different meaning
Imperative Sentence-gives a command
Interrogative Sentence-asks a question
Italics-words slanted to the rights
Limerick-a humorous verse of five lines
Metaphor-a figure of speech that compares two different things
Myth-a traditional story
Non-fiction-factual information
Noun-a person, place or thing
Opinion-view, judgment
Parentheses-brackets
Personification-figure of speech giving human qualities to non-living objects
Plot-what happens in a story
Prefix-added to the front of a word
Pronoun-a word that substitutes for a noun
Proper Noun-a person place or thing requiring a capital
Quotation Marks-punctuation showing speech
Root Word-the basic part of a word
Salutation-greetings or regards
Semi-colon-punctuation used to join two ideas
Setting-a period in time or place of a story
Shape Poem-a poem in which the arrangement of the text forms a visual picture or idea
Simile-a figure of speech that compares two different things, containing the word "like" or "as"
Stanza-the poetic equivalent of a paragraph
Subordinate Clause-a group of words that cannot stand alone as a sentence
Suffix-added to the end of a word
Superlative-highest degree of comparison (est)
Synonym-meaning the same as another
Verb-an action word



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