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go in quotation marks "" Ex. short stories, poems, articles, songs. (shorter works or compositions)

are italicized Ex. books, movies, TV shows (long or complete pieces of literature or artwork)

*Should be italicized *Capitalize the first word and last word *Capitalize all "in between words" except for FANBOYS, prepositions and articles

*Should be in quotes *Capitalize the first and last word *Capitalize all "in between words" except for FANBOYS, prepositions and articles

*Use commas to separate three or more items in a series (even before and) *No comma for just two items in a series

*Use a color to introduce a list after statements with "as follows," "the following," or "these." *Place : after a complete thought ONLY

*Subject= part of the sentence that is doing or being *Work with verbs to form *Not always at beginning *Not always living *One or more words

*small words like "it" (PRONOUNS)

*Describe what someone/something does

*Tells who? or what? about a verb (nouns, pronouns, phrases, or clauses) FOLLOWS THE VERB

*Shows the relationship between a noun and other words in sentence *Give detail of where and when

*Two complete thoughts into one F-for A-and N-nor B-but O-or Y-yes S-so

*Two complete thoughts into one S-since W-when A-after B-because I-if

*Shows relationship between each complete thought T-therefore H-however A-also M-meanwhile O-otherwise

*complete thoughts express full ideas *incomplete thoughts can attach to complete thoughts to form a sentence

A clause is a group of words that contains a subject and a verb

to quote, five recognition

seeing something

location

a setting, location

past tense of "to see"

an opinion

to give advice

physical distance

amount of time

Anyways is incorrect

entirely

all in a group

before this time

fully prepared