brackets ( ) - parenthesis, used instead of a noun - pronoun, a name or place e.g Mrs. Corlitto, Britain Cambridge. Always uses a capital letter - proper noun, a person, place or thing/ object - noun, the 'action in a sentence' what is happening - verb, this describes the verb - adverb, this describes the noun - adjective, ends a sentence - full stop, a new one starts for each new subject, place or change in action - paragraph, has just the basic parts of a sentence. Verb noun and makes sense. ends in a . - simple sentence, two sentences joined together with a conjunction (connective) - compound sentence, a sentence with an extra clause and more information - complex sentence, an extra bit of information that does not make a sentence by itself - , , used here - subordinate clause, a phrase that makes sence, maybe describing the noun or adjective - clause, where something is - e.g. under, in, behind, next to, beyond etc. - prepositions,

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