A- APPOSITIVE

• Is offset by commas
• Adds to noun directly next to it
• Interrupts sentence

B- BIBLIOGRAPHY

• Annoying to write
• Must be added to works
• Plagiarism if not included

C- CHARACTER

• Part of a written work
• Can be any living thing
• Can be made up

D- DEMONSTRATIVE

• Type of pronoun
• Shows which one
• The, that, this

E- ESSENTIAL INFO

• Is not offset by commas
• Is needed in the sentence
• Names, places, ect

F- FORESHADOW

• Gives hint of future events
• Enhanced by descriptive adjs
• He smiles ominously

G- GENRE

• Category of writing
• Non-fiction, play, ect

H- HELPING VERB

• "Helps" the main verb
• Tells when
• Extends verb phase

I- INDEPENDENT PHRASE

• A simple sentence
• Can stand by itself
• Can be joined w/ another by conjunc.

J- JIM

• Jim was a character in the GOTM
• He is only referred to until he gets home
• Love is worth more than objects

L- LINKING VERB

• Forms of "to be"
• Tells how many
• Sets tense

M- MAKING PREDICTION

• inferences based on prior events
• Can be based on foreshadowing

N- NONESSENTIAL INFO

• Information that isn't needed in a sentence
• Is offset by commas
• Sentence still makes sense w/o it

O- 3RD PERSON OMNISSIVE

• The narrator of a story
• A know-all body
• Doesn't appear in story

P- PROTAGONIST

• The hero of the story
• Main character
• Generally is the one who solves conflict

R- REFLEXIVE PRONOUN

• Himself, myself
• Unneeded, but not offset by commas

S- SETTING

• Where & when
• Can change throughout story

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