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Grammar Rules. Pronouns 1.Use as a S, DO, PN, or IO 2.Personal pronouns may be adjectives 3.Relative pronouns may introduce adjective clauses.

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1 Grammar Rules

2 Pronouns 1.Use as a S, DO, PN, or IO 2.Personal pronouns may be adjectives 3.Relative pronouns may introduce adjective clauses

3 Where to look for pronouns? List on pp. 9-11

4 Prepositions 1.First word in a prepositional phrase. 2.Prepositional phrase – begins with a preposition and ends with a noun or pronoun called the OBJECT OF THE PREPOSITION

5 Where to look for Prepositions? List on pp. 32-33

6 Linking/Helping Verbs 1.Help the main verb (usually action). 2.The main verb determines if the phrase is action or linking. IF the main verb is action, the phrase is action; IF the main verb is linking, the phrase is linking

7 Where to find Linking Verbs? List on pp. 19-20, 23

8 Miscellaneous 1.Not/Never – adverbs…always 2.Adjective Phrases can only FOLLOW the noun modified. 3.Diagramming: When a word applies to all words in a space ship (see example on the board).


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