Grammar Flashcards
suffix
added to the end of a world to change meaning
homophones
sounds like another word, different meaning
-to,too,two
homographs
look the same, different sound and meaning
-lead>lead
terminal punctuation
periods, question marks, exclamation points
internal punctuation
keep words, clauses, and phrases in order w/in a sentence
tone
authors feelings or attitude towards the subject
mood
the feeling the author produces in a reader
singular noun
refers to one person, place, or thing
-dog, cat
plural noun
more than one person, place, or thing
-dogs, horses
countable noun
can be quantified
-dogs, trees
uncountable noun
can’t be counted
-water, snow, air
common noun
generic name for a person place or thing
- car, country
proper noun
name of a particular place, person, or thing
-Honda, France
concrete noun
can be identified using 5 senses
-lemon
abstract noun
cannot be perceived using 5 senses
-bravery, courage
compound noun
2, 3, or more words put together
-toothbrush, orange juice