Compound noun = two words to describe one thing

One word = seafood,filmmaker

Separate words = compacted disk, house of representative

Collective noun = word that names a group = faculty, family, herd 

Common noun = general name for person, place or thing

Proper noun = a particular person, place or thing 

 nouns = can see it hear it or taste it 

Abstract noun = an idea or feeling 

Elements of a short story 

Plot = built around conflict/chain of events

Rising action = to create suspense 

Climax = turning point in the story  

Resolution = solution to the main conflict 

Complications = build readers plot

Static Character = always remains the same

Setting = time and place

Point of view = who is telling story 

1st person = pronouns I, Me, We, Us, Our = refer him/herself

3rd person limited/omnitive 

symbols= something that represent something

 

Pronouns 16.2

A pronoun = word used in place of one noun or more than one noun 

Antecedent = pronoun stands for  

Personal pronouns = refers to the one speaking, or the one spoken about 

First person = i, me, my, mine, we ,us, our, ours 

Second person = you, your, yours

Third person = he , him his, she, her, hers, it, its, they, them, their, theirs