A word that describes a noun. It answers what kind, how much, how many or which one?

A person, place or thing.

A group of words that states a complete thought.

Lines of poetry grouped together.

The order in which we complete writing assignments is what we call this.

An adjective that is used to compare two things. Ex: the cat is smaller than the dog.

A noun that shows ownership. Ex: The horse's mane was long and smoothe.

Two or more simple sentences joined by a comma and a conjunction.

When you compare two things using the words "like" or "as".

A book that gives words similar to the word you looked up. Shows synonyms.

An adjective that tells the most something could be. Example: He is the TALLEST in the group.

More than one person, place or thing is what type of noun?

An exclamatory sentence, meaning it shows strong emotion, uses this punctuation mark.

The repetition of words with the same beginning sounds.

A book that gives definitions of words, as well as the pronunciation.

A word that describes a verb. Example: She ran quickly.

A word that takes the place of a noun. Ex: She, me, them.

Two sentences that run together.

Words that sound like the objects or actions they refer to.

A book that gives elaborated information about a topic.

Connects words or groups of words. Example: and

A noun that name a specific person, place, thing or idea.

A declarative sentence uses this punctuation mark.

A figure of speech in which objects are given human qualities.

Writing from inside the story, thoughts and feelings come from writer's point of view.