tailieunhanh - Ace the toefl essay part 31

Tham khảo tài liệu 'ace the toefl essay part 31', ngoại ngữ, toefl - ielts - toeic phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 290 Ace the TOEFL Essay TWE Possessive- l With object my your his her its their our. 2 Without object mine yours his hers its theirs ours. Demonstrative- This that these those. With no object these are pro- nouns with an object these become demonstrative adjectives. Interrogative- l With people who whom . in initial position whose. 2 With things what which . Pronoun-antecedent agreement-The agreement in the person of the pronoun used and the noun it renames. Ex He left his coat. Prose-In general anything written that is not poetry. Protagonist-The main character in a story usually the good guy. Relative-The headword that must agree with what it describes or refers to . a person or an inanimate object . Ex Which refers to things unless it refers to a specific human . which girl The man who you pointed out . . . . The relative headword is controlled by agreement. Regional color-The use of colloquial expressions in a written work to give the writing an authenticity and the reader a feeling of being there. Ex He shore do have a good car Relative clause-See above. The relative headword plus verb construction in agreement with the headword and that which it modifies. Satire-The use of humor to bite and tear down something or someone a writer wants to comment against can be vicious or benign. Semicolon-The symbol that is used to separate independent clauses without the presence of a coordinating conjunction. Ex I ate I got sick. Simile-Expression that compares two things using the words like or as. Ex She is crafty like a fox. He is as mighty as a lion. Stative verb-A linking verb or copula usually no action. Subordinate clause-The subordinator S V same as dependent clause. Subordinator-A word that makes an otherwise independent clause dependent usually a time word of duration . before after when . Ex When I was a boy . As he was coming home. Whenever he arrives late at night. . . After I was dismissed from class. . . Before you come here . . . WAWAB when as