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Review for You: Parts of Speech
New ReviewMr. Griot conducts a brief review of the parts of speech preposition, interjection, and conjunction by completing activities designed to identify and use them.
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(Parentheses) & [Brackets]
A music video starring the Defense Attorneys Parentheses and Brackets. They're here to provide more context to things we think we already know.
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Here’s a Semicolon Song; it’s Super Fast!
A music video starring Sheriff Semicolon, who just loves to wrangler together those related independent clauses.
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"Quote Me!"
A music video starring Court Reporter Quotation Marks. She's eminently quotable and she's not afraid to let you know.
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A Linking Verb Expresses a State of Being
When Lucy the linking verb takes her friend skydiving, she wants to know how he feels.
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Punctuation.?!
Meet the Punctuation Department in this musuical introduction to the twelve punctuation marks that keep your writing running smoothly.
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Noun Town
A music video starring Nelson the Noun. It's time to learn about the people, places, things, and ideas in Noun Town.
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Lights! Camera!! Action Verb!!!
A music video starring Vinny the Action Verb and Lucy the Linking Verb. Vinny saves a noun from a burning building, but that's just too much action for Lucy.
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Question Mark?
A music video starring Detective Question Mark. Have you not seen this one before?
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Welcome to Grammaropolis
It's Grammaropolis, not gramma-opolis, in this musical introduction to the eight parts of speech (plus Slang, the enemy of proper grammar everywhere).
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Exclaim!
A music video starring Sergeant Exclamation Mark. He's got two volumes: loud and louder.
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A Noun Names an Idea
When you need to name an idea, it's time to bring in an abstract noun.
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A Noun Names a Person
In the hospital, it's the noun's job to name the newborn babies.
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An Adverb Modifies a Verb
When a verb gets pulled over for speeding, Benny the adverb makes sure he drives slowly.
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An Adverb Modifies an Adjective
When an adjective is hungry, all it takes is for an adverb to share his sandwich to make the adjective not hungry.
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A Preposition Introduces a Prepositional Phrase
Li'l Pete may be at the front of a prepositional phrase, but without the phrase, he's just an adverb.
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The Best Apostrophe Song You’ve Ever Heard
A music video starring Prosecutor Apostrophe. He's the best at contracting you for posession.
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A Pronoun Takest the Place of Another Pronoun
Those shady pronouns are at it again. This time, they try to sell a bridge to an unsuspecting noun.
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An Adjective Modifies a Pronoun
After Jake gives Roger two free tickets to the circus, the adjective gets to describe how Roger feels.
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A Conjunction Joins Words
Connie the conjunction averts catastrophe by encouraging the nouns to work together.
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A Pronoun Takes the Place of a Noun
Roger the pronoun tricks Nelson to take his place in line.
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Let's Bring it All Together
A music video starring Connie the Conjunction. Everyone can join in and sing along as Connie brings words and word groups together!
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I Got the Blues
A music video starring Roger the Pronoun. He wants to live alone, but he knows that nobody will understand him without the noun he's replacing.
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