| A | B |
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| verb | action word (flew, runs) or state of being (is, was, are) |
| topic sentence | what the paragraph is about |
| antonym | opposites |
| synonyms | means the same |
| fiction | not true |
| poem | looks like a song; often has rhyme; has rhythm |
| calendar commas | go between the number of the day and the number of the year |
| homophones | sound the same but are spelled differently |
| homographs | look the same but have different meaning |
| onomotapiea | sound word |
| commas in a list | go between each item in a list |
| PRESENT tesne verb | verb happening now |
| guide words | tell you what words are on that page |
| main idea | what a paragraphy or story is mostly about |
| supporting details | supports the main idea |
| nonfiction | NOT not true, which means its true |
| preview | to view ahead of time |
| review | to view again |
| untied | not tied |
| retied | tied again |
| misunderstand | not understand |
| fairy tale | starts with once upon a time; often has magic, a princess, etc. |
| myth | traditional story; may or may not be based on fact; has a hero |
| folktale | traditional story passed on; considered not true |
| fable | short tale, with a lesson to learn; often has animals in them |
| legend | people might not know where the story came from, but it is often considered true |
| onomotopeia | sound word, |
| bi- | prefix meaning two |
| bicycle | a vehicle with two wheels |
| dissatisfied | not satisfied |
| alliteration | the same sound repeated over and over |
| example of alliteration | Sally sat by the seashore |
| example of rhyme | we went down to the lost and found |
| 1 | a symbol that shows this word meaning is the most common |
| 2 | symbol showing that the meaning of |
