A Person, Place, or Thing.

This makes a comparison using "like" or "as."

Example: "He's growing like a weed."

Punctuation used to separate items in a sentence.

True Stories

Done at the beginning of a new paragraph.

This part of speech describes action.

A phrase or saying that means something different than what it says.

Example: "She has butterflies in her stomach!"

You put this punctuation after "TOUCHDOWN"

Stories that are NOT true.

The, A, An

This part of speech hooks together words and phrases and clauses.

This uses the helping verbs is, was, were, etc. to compare two things.

Examples: "He was a mountain!" or "She is a toothpick."

Use these in writing to show someone is speaking.

This is what you call it when you write a true story about someone else's life.

This shows ownership.

This part of speech is used in place of a Noun.

Giving an object human feeling or emotion.

Example: "The wind howled in rage."

This ends an interrogative statement.

This is what you call it when you write a true story about your own life.

Is, Was, Were, Has, Will, Does, Could

An Infintive.

A word that spells out the sound it makes.

Examples: "Crash!," "Pow!" and "Boom!"

Use this when linking two or more ideas in one sentence.

Name a specific type of Fiction.

Other name for Graphic Novel.