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ELA EQA Review 2nd Grade.

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1 ELA EQA Review 2nd Grade

2 Verbs: show action Examples: Swim Dance Run Play Work Fly Am Was Were
is

3 Adjectives: describe a noun
Examples: Pretty Tall Long Big Small Fuzzy Fluffy Hairy Shiny

4 Nouns: a person, place, thing, animal or idea
Examples: School House Park Mom Dad Truck Pencil Car Desk Cat friend

5 Pronouns: takes the place of the noun
Examples: He She We Us They Me I You Your our

6 Reflexive Pronouns Examples: Myself Himself Themselves Ourselves
Yourself Herself

7 Compound Words: 2 words joined together to make a new word
Examples: Pancake Sunrise Oatmeal Rainbow Sunshine Raincoat Cupcake Football Cheerleader softball

8 Types of sentences: statement, command, question, exclamation

9 Homophones Two words that sound the same but are spelled differently and do not mean the same thing

10 Two words joined together by an apostrophe
Contractions Two words joined together by an apostrophe

11 Prefix/Suffix

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