conjunction - This is a word that joins words, phrases, or clauses together., commas - What do you use to separate lists of three or more items?, which - The dog, (who or which) was black and white, looked like Zebra., people, personified animals, and pets - In a who-which clause, who is used for what?, things, animals, places - In a who-which clause, which is used for what?, who - The man, (who or which) was extremely tall, bonked his head., noisily - loudly, terrified - made very afraid, prized - highly valued, dismayed - alarmed; surprised in a negative way, adjective - This modifies a noun or a pronoun., homophones - These words sound a like but have different meanings., #2 - two, also, in excessive of - too, preposition or infinitive - to, page 195 - Where are quality adjectives written?, page 193 - Where are strong verbs written?,

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