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Lets talk nouns, adjectives, and adverbs!
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What is a noun?

• It names a person, place, or thing. A subject
  noun tells who or what the sentence is about.

• Person Nouns mom, sister, classmate, Pauline
• Place Nouns Target, home, Castleton, grocery
  store
• Thing Nouns cat, rocket, car, it, Corvette

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What is an adjective?

• An adjective tells which one, what kind, or how
  many. It describes the noun or pronoun.

• Try It!
• The huge party was so much fun!
• Whats the adjective?
• adjective huge

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What is an adverb?

• An adverb describes a verb, adjective, or another
  adverb. It tells how, when, or where. (Many
  times these words end in ly)

• Try It!
• The tired brown bear fell down.
• What is the adverb?
• down

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Lets talk sentences.
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What makes a sentence?

• A sentence must have a subject (noun) and a verb.
  It must make sense, start with a capital letter,
  and end with an end mark.

• Try It!
• Shopping at the mall.
• Sentence or not a sentence?
• Not a Sentence (There is no subject telling who
  went shopping.)

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Is that noun common or proper?
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Common Proper Nouns

• Common nouns tell about general people, places,
  or things.
• Proper nouns tell about specific people, places,
  or things. They should be capitalized.

• Common Nouns dog, sister, museum, goldfish,
  hotdog, house, mom, teacher, crackers
• Proper Nouns New York, Pizza Hut, Suzanne,
  Oakhill Mansion, Yoplait

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Homowhat?
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What are homophones?

• Homophones are 2 words that sound the same, but
  are spelled differently and mean different things.

• Did I hear that Payton Manning is coming here?
• Are we allowed to read aloud?
• Did you see that dog jump in the sea?

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What type of sentence is your favorite?
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There are 4 types of sentences.

• Declarative
• Sentence Job Makes a statement
• Im going to the store.
• Command
• Sentence Job Gives instructions
• Shut the door.

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There are 4 types of sentences.

• Interrogative
• Sentence Job Asks a question
• Are you going to the store?
• Exclamatory
• Sentence Job Shows excitement
• I want to go!