4TH UNIT ENGLISH REVIEWER

• Fate


  Be destined to happen, turn out, or act in a particular way
• Cackle


  A harsh laugh resembling the cry of a hen or a goose
• Pullet


  A young hen, especially less than one years old
• Gleam


  A faint or brief light, especially one reflected from something
• Legislator


  A person who makes laws, a member of a legislative body
• Agriculturist


  A professional in the science of agriculture and agribusiness
• Cavalries


  Soldiers who fought on horseback (in the past)
• Mohammedanism


  The monotheistic religious system of Muslims
• Intended


  Planned or meant to do something
• Intricate


  Having many complexly interrelating parts, elements, or considerations: complicated
• A sentence is a group words expressing a complete thought
• Subject


  A part of a sentence that names a person, a place, or a thing. It is also the topic of a sentence
• Predicate


  Part of a sentence that tells something about the subject
• Natural Order


  When the subject goes first instead of the predicate
• Transposed Order


  When the predicate goes first
• Uses of commas


  • To separate group of words in series
  • To separate geographic name, parts of dates, and addresses
  • After yes or no when they introduce
  • After salutation or closing words
  • To set off an appositive
  • To set off direct quotations
• Conjunction


  A word used to connect words, phrases, or clauses in a sentence
• Common conjunctions

  • and
  • or
  • but
• Interjection


  A word that expresses some strong or sudden emotions
• Declarative sentence


  • States a fact, ends with a period
• Declarative sentence


  • Belle will go to the concert.
• Interrogative sentence


  • Asks a question, ends with a question mark
• Interrogative sentence


  • Will Haneul sing later?
• Imperative sentence


  • Expresses a command, ends with a period or question mark
• Imperative sentence


  • Go get the microphone so we can sing.
• Exclamatory sentence


  • Expresses a strong or sudden emotion, ends with an exclamation
• Exclamatory sentence


  • Yay! We won!
• Simple sentence


  • Conveys one complete idea or thought
• Simple sentence


  • My friend is going to have a birthday party.
• Compound sentence


  • Conveys two or more ideas, uses conjunctions
• Compound sentence


  • Ruka is buying food and Ahyeon is cleaning her bedroom.
• Complex sentence


  • Made up of one independent and one dependent clauses, uses conjunctions like if, when, while, since, unless, although, before, and after
• Complex sentence


  • Pharita is doing her homework, while Rora is sleeping.
• Common interjections


  • Ah!
  • Alas!
  • Bah!
  • Bravo!
  • Beware!
  • Goodbye!
  • Good!
  • Hark!
  • Hurrah!
  • Hello!
  • Hush!
  • Indeed!
  • Oh!
  • Ouch!
  • Lo!
  • Phew!
• FANBOYS

  A phrase that talks about the conjunctions: for, and, nor, but, or, yet, and so