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Put them in you sentences!

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

PUT THEM IN YOU SENTENCES!

AVA WANG INTER FLUENCY 10/9/2014

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Common

any general person, place, thing, or idea. EX: book, desk, tree

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proper

A proper noun is the name of a person, place or thing.

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Concrete

those you can see, touch, smell, taste. EX: wind, rain, sleet

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Abstract

ideas and feelings. EX: love, happiness, joy, hate

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Collective

signify a group. EX: choir, orchestra, jury, audience

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Compound

two or more nouns combined to be one. EX: cupcake, brother-in-law

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Cunjuncation

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Coordinating Conjunction

Coordinating conjunctions connect two words
or groups of words with similar values.
They may connect two words, two phrases,
two independent clauses or
two dependent clauses.

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Subordinating Conjunction

connect two groups by making one into
a subordinating clause. The subordinating
clause acts as one huge adverb,answering
the questions “when” or “why”about the main
clause, or imposing conditions or opposition on it.

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Correlative Conjunction

Correlative conjunctions are always used in pairs.
They are similar to coordinating conjunctions because
they join sentence elements
that are similar in importance.

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Thank you~

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