an exaggeration (e.g. I'm so hungry I could eat a horse for lunch)
hyperbole
verb
metaphor
idiom
a guess about the future
inference
metaphor
homographs
prediction
to show how to things are different
contrast
synonym
characters
compare
when several words in a row start with the same letter (e.g. big busy bee)
antonym
abbreviate
alliteration
obliterate
a short, well known, wise saying (e.g. don't judge a book by it's cover)
simile
metaphor
idiom
proverb
This is what someone believes about something.
subject verb agreement rule
simile
opinion
fact
to show how 2 things are similar
compare
plot
contrast
word
a word that describes a noun
pronoun
adjective
adverb
noun
a part of speech which expresses emotion
inflection
interjection
adage
verb tense
a word made up of two words
contrast
compound word
synonym
alphabet
This goes at the end of a word and makes a new word (e.g. higher, hottest)
prefix
pronoun
suffix
netflix
A memorable statement handed down from one generation to another (e.g. where there's smoke, there's fire)
antonym
idiom
synonym
adage
Two words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings (e.g. son/sun)
homophones
collaboration
fantasy
homographs
when one event produces another event (e.g. 2 hands applauding produce the sound of clapping)
cause and effect
metaphor
vowels
main idea
when 2 or more people work together to solve a problem
collaboration
possessive noun
party
metaphor
two words with opposite meanings (e.g. hot and cold)
alliteration
synonym
adverb
antonym
a word that changes an adjective by telling us how, where, and when and often ends in "ly".
verb
adverb
adjective
noun
Using what you know to reason about what you do not know.
prediction
prose
infer
proverb
a group of words that does not make sense but has meaning (e.g. it's raining cats and dogs).
verb
hyperbole
idiom
simile
The people, animals or even things in a story.
spaces
characters
glossary
period
Two words that are spelled the same but have different meanings (e.g. bat, trunk)
homographs
homophones
metaphor
possessive noun
an action word or a state of being, like "is" or "are"
verb
adverb
noun
pronoun
comparison of 2 unlike things WITHOUT using the words like/as/than (e.g. life is a roller coaster,time is money)
metaphor
idiom
singular noun
hyperbole
a word that connects to words, phrases or clauses (e.g. but, and, for)
homograph
conjunction
pronoun
connection
This goes at the beginning of a word and makes a new word (e.g. unhappy, unknown)
suffix
netflix
prefix
idiom
giving human characteristics to non-human things (e.g. the leaves danced through the lawn)
personification
idiom
simile
metaphor