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DOL #4

DOL #4. fickle hilda however decided that hairy beast was to ugly for her Vocabulary: fickle. DOL #4. Comma : interrupter = a word or group of words that stops the flow of a complete thought. Commas need to

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DOL #4

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  1. DOL #4 fickle hilda however decided that hairy beast was to ugly for her Vocabulary: fickle

  2. DOL #4 • Comma: interrupter = a word or group of words that stops the flow of a complete thought. Commas need to separate the word or words. If you are not sure if a word is an interrupter, read the sentence without the word to see if the sentence is complete. Homophone: to, too, two definition of homophone = a word that has the same pronunciation as another word, but is different in spelling and meaning • Vocabulary: fickle = changeable

  3. DOL #4 • Fickle Hilda, however, decided that Hairy Beast was too ugly for her.

  4. DOL #5 hilda the mean lady could no longer stand hairys repulsive warty visage. Vocabulary: visage

  5. DOL #5 Comma: a. Two Adjectives You use a comma to separate two equal adjectives. b. Appositive = You separate an appositive in a sentence. An appositive is a group of words that are equal to a noun. Apostrophe: You use an apostrophe to show possession. Vocabulary: visage =face

  6. DOL #5 Hilda, the mean lady, could no longer stand Hairy’s repulsive, warty visage.

  7. DOL #6 • so she wrote him a nasty vituperative letter to tell him of her feelings Vocabulary : vituperative

  8. DOL #6 Correction: It is best not to start a sentence with a FANBOY. (Name the FANBOYS) Comma: a. Two Adjectives. You use a comma to separate two equal adjectives. Vocabulary: vituperative = abusive, harsh

  9. DOL #6 She wrote him a nasty, vituperative letter to tell him of her feelings.

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