WRITING GRAMMAR.

TRANSITIONS.

• When writing, transitions put our ideas separate together.
• (Ex) Marie Antoinette was the queen of France. She was also putting taxes on the poor to spend their money on her hair.
• Because it linked the idea that she was queen and she also had a large amount of hair.

CAPITALIZATION.

• When writing you capitalize specific nouns and words at the beginning of a sentence.
• (Ex). According to history, Marie Antoinette heard that the people of France wear starving.
• The word Marie Antoinette is a persons name. The word France is a place.

QUOTATIONS.

• When someone is talking in a sentence quotations show that person is talking.
• (Ex) Albert Einstein set a standard for "What a mad scientist should look like".
• Quotation marks are also use for hi lighting important things.

APOSTROPHES.

• Apostrophes are used to combine to words together, and also to show ownership.
• (Ex). Her daring style affixed to Marie's hair powdered wig.

SENSORY WORDS.

• Sensory words are uses additives to describe what's going on
• (Ex). She was known for her lavish life style and her large massive powdered wig.
• (Ex). She was waiting in a cold wet prison cell.
• Authors use sensory words to give readers a better view of what's going on.