Grammar Review

just a specific person

any person, place, thing, or idea

specific people, places, things, or ideas

the action in a sentence

just a specific person

any (general) person, place, thing, or idea

specific people, places, things, or ideas

the action in a sentence

December

Netflix

Mr. Suarez

love

Thanksgiving

Beyonce

Egypt

teacher

people

desks

street

office

subject, verb, and complete thought

punctuation, capitalization, and a verb

proper nouns, common nouns, and verbs

fragment, capital letter, and period

walked

The student

to school.

Because I was sick.

I talked to

Walked a lot.

I went home sick yesterday.

A complete sentence

Only a subject

Not a complete sentence

Punctuation

I cooked dinner for my family.

i cooked dinner for my family.

I cooked dinner for my family

I cooked dinner for my family?

Events happening now that are repeated or routine

Events happening now that are not repeated or routine

Events happening in the past that are over

Events happening in the past that were interrupted or ongoing

Events happening now that are repeated or routine

Events happening now that are not repeated or routine

Events happening in the past that are over

Events happening in the past that were interrupted or ongoing