A/An ______________ shows emotion.

A/An ______________ modifies (describes) a noun or pronoun.

A/An _________________ joins words or groups of words.

A/An ________________ shows the directional relationship between words or a location in time or place.

A/An _________________ modifies (describes) a verb.

A/An ______________ replaces one or more nouns.

A/An ______________ is a person, place, thing, or idea.

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My brother plays football in the fall.

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The attorney fought for equality for his client.

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Charlie invited his friends to have dinner at his house.

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Cotton from Greece has long, silky fibers.

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He gave me a highlighter I could borrow for the test.

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Did you give her the truck keys?

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They are meeting at Brady's house to study, and we will go later.

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I gave the present to Brook, but she lost it.

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Brandy often attends baseball games; she usually sits with her brother.

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I quickly decorated the living room for Jennifer's very festive birthday party.

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I will play basketball later, but I have to read now.

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Will slowly opened the door, and it creaked loudly.

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Are you going to the party at Kiara's house?

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Have you tried looking on the study guide for the answer?

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My bike is between the two cars inside the parking garage.

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She looked under her backpack and beside her desk, but she couldn't find her pencil.

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She didn't drink the coffee, but chose hot chocolate instead.

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Neither Mason nor Matt will sing in the show.

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They are going to the mall, or going out to eat.

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Sierra and Daniel are planning a surprise party.

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The first time she went camping was when she was a young girl.

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The gold bracelet with the jingle bells is a nice gift.

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The furry cat belongs to the elderly woman.

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Jillian was excited about the amazing grade she made on the difficult exam.

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Sam forgot his book at home today, but brought it yesterday.

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I think the concert is on Saturday.

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Mary bought new shoes and gave her old ones to charity.

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Reilly skipped class because he was tired.

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Whoa! Watch out for that bear!

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Ouch! That horse kicks hard.

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Hey! Watch where you're walking.

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Yay! School is out for the Christmas break.