Idiom

Conjunctions

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​A conjunction is a word used to connect word,phrases,and clauses.Common examples of conjunctions include and,but,or and although there are many other possibilities.English has seven coordinating conjunctions for,and,nor,but,or,yet,so which you can remember by using FANBOYS.More examples are because,unless,since,while,and where

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or

yet

so

​for

and

nor

First person,

2nd person &

Third person

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​In first person narrator, the narrator is a person in the story telling the story from their point of veiw. First person is I,ME,MINE.The second person point of veiw belongs to the person (or people) being addressed you,your,yours,and yourself.In third person narrator the narrator exists outside the event of the story, and relates the actions of the characters by referring to their names or the third person pronouns he,she,they,and them.

​he

she

they

them

Pronouns

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​Pronouns are the words we often use to talk about a person when we're not using their name.Pronouns are also used instead of a noun or noun phrase.

Singular examples are I,me,myself,he,she,you

herself,himself,itself,which,who,that.Plural examples are we,us,ourselves,yourselves,they

them,theirs.

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me

myself

he

she

you

herself

​himself

itself

which

who

that

Idioms

​The word idiom comes from the Greek word "idioma" meaning peculiar phrase.For example"under the weather".An idiom is a phrase that,when taken as a whole,as a meaning you wouldn't be able to deduce from the meanings of the individual words.

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