Are You a Comma-kazi --a destroyer of sentence meaning

Feb 04, 2013

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Comma Usage. UWF Writing LabCreated by Georgia Clarkson SmithSeptember 4, 2009Revised by Mamie Hixon 6/15/10. A panda walks into a restaurant, sits down, and orders a sandwich. After he finishes eating the sandwich, the panda pulls out a gun and shoots the waiter, and then stands up to

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Are You a Comma-kazi --a destroyer of sentence meaning

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Parts of a Sentence

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PARTS OF A SENTENCE

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Parts of a sentence

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Parts of a Sentence

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Parts of a Sentence

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What makes a sentence a sentence?

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Parts of a Sentence

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Parts of a Sentence

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Parts of a Sentence

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Parts of a Sentence

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Parts of a Sentence

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Parts of a Sentence

Parts of a Sentence. Every sentence contains a subject (who or what is doing something), and an action (what is being done by the subject). A sentence may also contain an object (a noun that is receiving the action that the subject is performing).

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USE A COMMA:

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Are You a Comma-kazi*? --a destroyer of sentence meaning?

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Parts of a Sentence

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A sentence

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Parts of a sentence

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Parts of a Sentence

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Parts of a Sentence

Parts of a Sentence. Parts of a Sentence. A sentence has two parts. It has a naming part and a telling part. The naming part names who the sentence is about. The telling part tells what they did. The airport Sam The airplanes A pilot The young boy Workers The sky.

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