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| names a person, place, thing, idea |
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| shows action or state of being |
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| shows emotion or excitement |
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| connects parts of sentences and has an object |
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| a noun or pronoun answering 'who or what is doing something' |
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| a noun or pronoun that receives the action of a verb in a sentence |
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| a noun or pronoun telling 'to whom or for whom something is done' |
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| a noun or pronoun following a preposition |
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| a tale with many problems and solutions featuring a hero |
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| short tale featuring gods and goddesses; explains nature |
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| vernacular; special use of language |
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