REVIEW LANGUAGE ARTS

To use key words to find specific information in a text.

• Imagery

• Skim

• Simple sentence

• Scan

   A clause that does not make sense as a sentence on its own .

• Contrast

• Subordinate clause

• Ironic

• Preposition

Simple sentence

• To use two opposing details , images of ideas in a text.

•   To suggest something , through your choice of words, rather than saying it directly.

• Contains one subject and one verb

• A word that goes before a noun to describe its relationship to another thing or person .

Imagery

• To run your eyes quickly over a text to understand the main points without reading every word .

• Language intended to conjure up a vivid picture in the reader’s mind .

•    To use two opposing details , images of ideas in a text.

• A linking word of phrase used in a sentence or           paragraph .

To run your eyes quickly over a text to understand the main points without reading every word .

• Skim

• Ironic

• Connective

• Imply

Preposition

• To use two opposing details , images of ideas in a text.

• When a writer means the opposite of what they stated .

•   To suggest something , through your choice of words, rather than saying it directly.

• A word that goes before a noun to describe its relationship to another thing or person .

A linking word of phrase used in a sentence or paragraph .

• Imply

• Connective

• Contrast

• Ironic

Contrast

• To suggest something , through your choice of words, rather than saying it directly

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•     To use key words to find specific information in a text.

•    When a writer means the opposite of what they stated .

•     To use two opposing details , images of ideas in a text.

To suggest something , through your choice of words, rather than saying it directly.

• Imply

• Simple sentence

• Ironic

• Skim

When a writer means the opposite of what they stated .

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