Beginning of the Year Vocab Review

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Words that describe nouns/pronouns (e.g., green, plastic) are called:

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adjectives

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Specific names and places like Bryan Middle School, Ohio, and Williams County are:

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proper nouns

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Simile uses LIKE or AS to compare unlike things. Identify the simile:

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My sleeves are too long, and I feel like a zombie.

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Style of sentence: 'Have fun at recess, but keep distance from others.'

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compound

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Examples: off & on, easy & hard, up & down, import & export. These words are:

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antonyms

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Examples: funny & humorous, simple & easy, pretty & lovely, terrible & horrible.

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synonyms

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Similes compare two different things using ______ or as.

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like

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POSSESSIVE noun example:

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Alexa's book

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Punctuation mark showing ownership (e.g., Mrs. Smith's pets)

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apostrophe

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Sentence with 2 contractions:

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Yesterday, I couldn't find my book, so I wasn't able to get to Chapter 3 yet.