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Parts of Speech

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AHSGE Language

Review. AHSGE Language. Run-ons and Sentence Fragments. Sentence Fragments A sentence fragment is a collection of words that does not express a complete thought. Example: Waiting for her sister to get the pizza. Example: The best fried chicken in town. Run- Ons and Sentence Fragments.

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What are Pronouns?

Us. We. We. What are Pronouns? . She. I. He. Chapter 9, pg 158. What are pronouns?. Pronouns take the place of nouns. Personal Pronouns. Refer to people or things .

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I - Week 2 Vocabulary

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I or Me?

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I or Me?

I or Me?. Using I or Me. Prepared by Sonalisha Behera & Damayanti Naik. Guided by Ms. G. R. Panda TGT, English. When you write about yourself, you use the pronouns I or me. . I like to go to church. He gave the book to me . Predicate. Subject.

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Pronouns

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What are Pronouns?

Us. We. We. What are Pronouns? . She. I. He. Grades 3-5. What are pronouns?. Pronouns take the place of nouns. The word or phrase replaced by a pronoun is called an antecedent . . Example:. Halloween is one of America's holidays. It is celebrated in October.

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What are Pronouns?

Us. We. We. What are Pronouns? . She. I. He. Grades 3-5. What are pronouns?. Pronouns take the place of nouns. The word or phrase replaced by a pronoun is called an antecedent . . Example:. Halloween is one of America's holidays. It is celebrated in October.

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Pronouns

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Grammar Jeopardy

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Using Pronouns Correctly

Using Pronouns Correctly. What are the cases of personal pronouns? The nominative case The objective case The possessive case Review A Review B. What are the cases of personal pronouns?. Pronouns take the place of nouns. They take different forms to do different jobs. . Subject. She.

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Pronouns vs. Adjectives Battleground: NOUNS

Pronouns vs. Adjectives Battleground: NOUNS. Authoring Systems Instructional Designs Spring 2012 Karen Shaw. Pronouns vs. Adjectives. Battleground: NOUNS. Enter Battle. Pronouns vs. Adjectives. PRONOUN: The place taker of the noun ADJECTIVE: The describer of the noun.

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Mystery Word??????

Mystery Word??????. Skittle Pronouns. What is a Pronoun?. Pronouns. Pronouns: words that can be substituted for nouns in naming, people, places, and things. Can Anyone Give Me an Example of a Pronoun?. Pronouns. I She He Me We Us You Her Him It They Them.

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Can you find the correct pronoun or possessive adjective? I / my he / his she / her it / its we / our you /

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Personal and Possessive Pronouns

Personal and Possessive Pronouns . 6-1 P. 298. Personal Pronouns. You can replace nouns with pronouns to make your speaking and writing flow more smoothly. Bob went inside. He went inside. .

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Types of pronouns

Types of pronouns. Personal: he, she, it, us, my, your Demonstrative: this, these, that, those Interrogative or Relative: who, whom, whomever, which, that Indefinite: any, all, someone, anyone, none Intensive and reflexive: myself, themselves, herself. Introduction to pronouns.

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Reflexive Grammar Notes: 5/5/14

Reflexive Grammar Notes: 5/5/14. Pull out a sheet of paper and a pencil and get ready to take notes!. What is a Reflexive Pronoun? . A reflexive pronoun is a word that indicates the same personal pronoun. . Reflexive Pronouns, Continued.

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Pronoun Case

Pronoun Case. Write the correct pronoun on your board. I, Me, or Myself. To complete our Egyptian mummy costumes, Lou Ellen and __________ bought a 12 pack of toilet paper. It was __________ who ate your leftover slices of pepperoni pizza .

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March 17, 2010 Ideas and Content Day 3

March 17, 2010 Ideas and Content Day 3. What is main idea of this essay? Does the title of the essay adequately support the main idea? Why or why not? Make up a title that supports the main idea. Today we will:. Demonstrate ability to choose correct pronoun.

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