1. Language Review Topics
Your very own resource book.

2. First Three Pages
Label the top of front and back of the first page: Table of Contents
Label the top of the next page:
Table of Contents
Start numbering the third page with a 1 in the bottom right corner. On the back of that page, put a 2 in the bottom right corner. Then label each page in the rest of the book. Odd number will be on the front of the page and even numbers will be on the back.

3. How to answer questions?

4. Editing Marks

5. Subject and Predicate Simple Subject: Simple Predicate:
Just the noun in the subject. Ex: tiger;
dog
Simple Predicate:
Just the verb in the predicate
Ex: learn; sleep

6. Nouns

7. Possessive Nouns

8. Adjectives
Article Adjectives are the, an, and a.

9. Comma Rules

10. How do you know?

11. Prefixes and Suffixes

12. Idioms, Adages, and Proverbs

13. Author’s Purpose

14. Reference Books

15. Synonyms and Antonyms

16. Kinds of Sentences

17. Plural Nouns

18. Character Traits

19. Verbs

20. Irregular Verbs

21. Verb Tenses

22. Subject Verb Agreement

23. Pronouns

24. Prepositions The object of the Preposition is the Noun after the

25. Homophones

26. Multiple Meaning Words

27. Interjections

28. Cause and Effect

29. Guide Words

30. Contractions

31. Quotation Marks

32. Down with “Said”

33. Context Clues

34. Greek and Latin Roots

35. Analogies

36. Abbreviations

37. Parts of a Book ADD: Prologue- an introduction to the book
Appendix- section at the end of a book that gives additional information on the topic explored in the contents of the text.
ADD:
Bibliography- section of a text that lists the materials used for information.
Epilogue- a section or speech at the end of a book or play that serves as a comment on or a conclusion to what has happened.

38. Adverbs

39. Types of Sentences

40. Conjunctions

41. Transition Words

42. Good VS Well

43. Text Structure

44. Figurative Language

45. Fact and Opinion

46. Point of View

47. Main Idea

48. Summarizing

49. Theme

50. Tone and Mood

51. Inference

52. Reading

53. Genres

54. Plot Diagram

55. Literary Circle

56. Narrative

57. Friendly Letter

58. Explanatory Writing

59. Bibliography List

60. Opinion Writing

61. Argumentative Writing

62. Starting an Introduction

63. Make it Interesting

64. Conclusions