Sentence Analysis Week 2 – DGP for Pre-AP.

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Sentence Analysis Week 2 – DGP for Pre-AP

take your place young man said he Monday: Identify parts of speech noun, pronoun, verb, adverb, adjective, article, preposition, conjunction, interjection take your place young man said he

take your place young man Tuesday: Identify sentence parts subject, predicate, direct object, noun of direct address (nda) take your place young man

take your place young man Wednesday: Identify clauses and purpose of the dialogue portion of the sentence independent or subordinate clause; simple, compound, complex take your place young man

Thursday: Mark correct punctuation and capitalization. take your place young man said he

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