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English Glossary List for Grade K–6: Definitions, Examples & Word Use | EDU.COM

EDU.COMBlogGuidePodcastPlanAbbreviationsAcademic VocabularyAccent Rules in Multisyllabic WordsAcronymsAction VerbsAction, Linking, and Helping VerbsActive and Passive VoiceActive VoiceAdaptive Listening StrategiesAdditive TransitionsAdjective OrderAdjectivesAdjectives and AdverbsAdjectives in a SentenceAdventure StoriesAdverbial ClausesAdverbsAdverbs in SentencesAdverbs of FrequencyAdverbs of MannerAdverbs of PlaceAdverbs of TimeAffixesAI and AY SoundsAll vs. SomeAllegoriesAlliterationAllusionsAlphabetical OrderAlthough vs. DespiteAlways vs. NeverAnalogiesAnalyzing and EvaluatingAnalyzing CharactersAnalyzing Figurative LanguageAnalyzing Key DetailsAnaphoraAnecdotesAngle BracketsAnimal FantasyAntonymsApology ExpressionsApostrophesApostrophes and Joint PossessionApostrophes and Possessive NounsApostrophes for Letter OmissionApostrophes for Letter PluralsApostrophes for Number OmissionApostrophes for Number PluralsApostrophes in ContractionsApostrophes in Place of Omitted Letters or NumbersApostrophes to Express Time or AmountApostrophes to Form Some PluralsApplying New WordsAppositive ClausesAppositivesArgument AnalysisArgument EvaluationArgumentsArticlesArticles with Countable NounsArticles with Uncountable NounsAs vs. WhenAsking and Answering QuestionsAsking for and Giving AdviceAsking for and Giving InformationAsking QuestionsAssonanceAttributive AdjectivesAttributive Adjectives and Predicate AdjectivesAuthor's CraftAuthor's PerspectiveAuthor's PurposeAuthor's ViewpointAutobiographiesAuxiliary Verb BeAuxiliary Verb DoAuxiliary Verb HaveAvoiding PlagiarismBefore vs. AgoBiographical FictionBiographiesBlendingBlogsBracesBusiness LettersCan vs. CouldCapitalization RulesCategorizingCausal TransitionsCause and EffectCentral IdeasCH SoundChallenging VocabularyCharacter DevelopmentCharactersCharacters' ViewpointsChronological OrderClaim IntroductionClarifyingClarifying and VerifyingClassifying WordsClausesClear CommunicationClosed and Open SyllablesClosed SyllablesCohesive ArgumentsCollective NounsColonsColons and DashesColons and SemicolonsColor AdjectivesCommasCommas and AppositivesCommas in a SeriesCommas in AddressesCommas in Compound SentencesCommas in Dates and AddressesCommas to Set Off DialogueCommas with Introductory Words and NamesCommon NounsCommon Nouns and Proper NounsComparative and Superlative AdjectivesComparative and Superlative AdverbsComparative and Superlative FormsComparative ClausesComparatives vs. SuperlativesComparing and ContrastingComparisonsComplete SentencesComplex Sentence StructureComplex SentencesCompound Sentence StructureCompound SentencesCompound WordsCompound-Complex SentencesConcessive ClausesConcluding StatementsConcrete and Abstract NounsConditional ClausesConflictsConjunctionsConjunctive AdverbsConnotationConsonant BlendsConsonant DigraphsConsonant-le SyllablesConsonantsContext CluesContractionsContrastive TransitionsCoordinating ConjunctionsCorner BracketsCorrelative ConjunctionsCorrelative ConjunctionsCountable and Uncountable NounsCountable NounsCreative LanguageCreative WritingCredible EvidenceCredible SourcesCritical EvaluationCritical ListeningCVCe SyllablesDashesDeclarative SentencesDecodable WordsDefining and ExplainingDefining WordsDefinite Adjectives and Indefinite AdjectivesDefinite and Indefinite ArticlesDefinition Context CluesDemonstrative AdjectivesDemonstrative PronounsDenotationDenotation and ConnotationDependent ClausesDerivational AffixesDescribingDescribing ActionsDescribing ExperiencesDescribing PlacesDescriptive AdjectivesDescriptive ArticlesDescriptive DetailsDescriptive WritingDetermining ImportanceDetermining Purpose for ListeningDeveloping and Supporting ArgumentsDiagramsDiariesDictionary UseDifferencesDigital WritingDigital Writing ProficiencyDigraphs and TrigraphsDiphthongs and TriphthongsDirect and Indirect ObjectsDirect and Indirect QuotationsDirect ObjectsDirect SpeechDiscussion PreparationDiscussion RulesDitransitive VerbsDouble Angle BracketsDouble Square BracketsDraftingDramaDrawing ConclusionsDrawing Conclusions and Making GeneralizationsDuring vs. WhileDynamic and Stative VerbsDynamic VerbsEach vs. EveryEasily Confused WordsEditing and ProofreadingEditorialsElaboratingElements of FictionEllipsesEm DashesEmailsEmotion LevelsEn DashesEnd MarksEngaging in ConversationEngaging in DiscussionEnvironmental ReportsEssaysEuphemismsEvaluating ImportanceEvent RelationsExample Context CluesExclamation PointsExclamatory SentencesExpanding an IdeaExpanding SentencesExplainingExplanatory WritingExpository NonfictionExpository ReportsExpressing and Supporting OpinionsExpressing FeelingsExpressing Feelings and IdeasExpressing IntentionsExpressing Likes and DislikesExpressing Needs and WantsExpressing Opinions and IdeasExpressionFablesFact BooksFact SheetsFacts and OpinionsFantasyFewer vs. LessFictional TalesFigurative LanguageFinal BlendsFinal ConsonantsFinal SoundsFinding SimilaritiesFinding SynonymsFirst Conditional SentencesFive Steps of the Writing ProcessFlashbacksFolk TalesFor vs. SinceForeshadowingFormal ConclusionsFormal LettersFormal Writing StyleFormattingForming GeneralizationsFragments and Run-onsFree VerseFriendly LettersFuture Continuous TenseFuture Perfect Continuous TenseFuture Perfect TenseFuture TenseGenre ComparisonGenre FeaturesGerundsGiving and Following CommandsGiving and Following InstructionsGiving InformationGoals and OutcomesGreek and Latin RootsGreetingsGuide WordsHaikuHardly vs. ScarcelyHelping VerbsHigh-Frequency WordsHis vs. Hers vs. TheirsHistorical FictionHistorical NarrativesHistory ArticlesHomographsHomonymsHomophonesHow-To ArticlesHuman Interest FeaturesHumorous StoriesHyperboleHyphensIdeasIdentifying Key DetailsIdentifying Listening ObjectivesIdiomsImageryImperative Mood vs. Indicative MoodImperative SentencesIndefinite AdjectivesIndefinite ArticlesIndependent ClausesIndicative MoodIndirect ObjectsInferring and PredictingInferring MeaningsInferring the ThemeInfinitive PhrasesInflectional AffixesInformation DevelopmentInformation GatheringInformation PiecesInformational AnalysisInformational TextsInformative WritingInitial BlendsInitial ConsonantsInitial SoundsInstructionsIntensive PronounsInteractive QuestioningInterjectionsInternet Bulletin BoardsInterpreting ImagesInterrogative PronounsInterrogative SentencesInterviewsIntonationIntransitive VerbsIntroductions and ConclusionsIronyIrregular Plural NounsIrregular VerbsIt'sItsIts vs. It'sJournalsJustifyingJuxtapositionKeyboardingLegendsLetter BlendsLiaisonLike vs. AsLine BreaksLinking VerbsLinking WordsList IntroductionsListening for ClarificationListening for Important DetailsListening for Key DetailsListening for Main and Implicit IdeasListening to InferListening to SummarizeListening to SynthesizeLiteral and Nonliteral LanguageLiterary AnalysisLiterary NonfictionLiterary Reading ProficiencyLiterary ResponsesLiterary StructuresLiterary Textual EvidenceLiterary ThemesLiterary VocabularyLiterature ResponseLogical OrderLong A SoundLong and Short VowelsLong E SoundLong I SoundLong O SoundLong U SoundLong VowelsLyrical PoetryMagazine ArticlesMain Auxiliary Verbs and Modal Auxiliary VerbsMain Idea DevelopmentMain Ideas and DetailsMaking a RequestMaking an ArgumentMaking ComparisonsMaking ConnectionsMaking InferencesMaking Inferences and Drawing ConclusionsMaking PredictionsMany vs. FewMath ArticlesMathematical Angle BracketsMay vs. MightMeaning VerificationMedia IntegrationMedia InterpretationMental ImageryMetaphorsModal VerbsModern Fairy TalesMonitoring and ClarifyingMulti-Syllable RhymesMultimedia IntegrationMultiple-Meaning WordsMysteriesMythsNarrative CharactersNarrative EngagementNarrative PoemsNarrative TechniquesNarrative WritingNarrativesNear RhymesNegative AdverbsNegotiatingNewspaper ArticlesNonfiction ParagraphsNonliteral LanguageNonrestrictive AppositivesNonrestrictive PunctuationNot vs. NeverNounsNumbersOA and OW SoundsObjectsOI and OY SoundsOnline ArticlesOnomatopoeiaOpen SyllablesOpening SentencesOpinion AdjectivesOpinion and EvidenceOpinion WritingOral HistoriesOrganizationOU and OW SoundsOxymoronsParagraph OrganizationParaphrasingParenthesesParentheses and BracketsParticipial PhrasesParticiple PhrasesParticiplesParts of SpeechPassive VoicePassive VoicePast Continuous TensePast Perfect Continuous TensePast Perfect TensePerfect RhymesPeriodicalsPeriodsPeriods after Initials and AbbreviationsPeriods as Decimal PointsPeriods at the End of SentencesPeriods in AbbreviationsPeriods in InitialsPersonal NarrativesPersonal PronounsPersonificationPerspective UnderstandingPersuadingPersuasive ArticlesPersuasive EssaysPhoneme IsolationPhoneme ManipulationPhoneme SegmentationPhoto BooksPhoto JournalsPhoto-EssaysPhrasal VerbsPhrasesPhrases and ClausesPhrasingPlaysPlot DevelopmentPlural NounsPlural PossessivesPlural Subject-Verb AgreementPoemsPoetic DevicesPoetry ElementsPoint of ViewPolite ExpressionsPolysemous WordsPossessive AdjectivesPossessive Adjectives and PronounsPossessive ApostrophesPossessive NounsPossessive PronounsPossessivesPostcardsPractical WritingPredicate AdjectivesPredicate ClausesPrefixes and Base WordsPrefixes and SuffixesPrepositional PhrasesPrepositionsPrepositions of PlacePrepositions of TimePresent Continuous TensePresent Perfect Continuous TensePresent Perfect TensePresentation SkillsPresentationsPresentingPreviewing and PredictingPrewritingPrint ConceptsProcedural TextsProcess StepsProfilesProgressive TensesProject NotebooksPronoun AgreementPronoun CasesPronoun ClarityPronoun-Antecedent AgreementPronoun-Verb AgreementPronounsProper NounsProverbsPublic OpinionPurpose ClausesPurpose-Focused ListeningQuantifier PronounsQuestion IntonationQuestion MarksQuestionsQuestions and ResponsesQuotation MarksQuotation Marks for Quotations Within QuotationsQuotation Marks to Set Off DialogueR-Controlled VowelsReading AccuracyReading AutomaticityReading ProficiencyRealistic FictionReality vs. FictionReason and Cause ClausesReciprocal PronounsRecounting StoriesReference MaterialsReflexive PronounsRegular and Irregular VerbsRegular Plural NounsRegular VerbsRegular Writing PracticeRelated WordsRelating IdeasRelative AdverbsRelative ClausesRelative PronounsRepetitionReport WritingReported SpeechReportsResearch ReportsResearch SkillsResponding to QuestionsRestating an IdeaRestrictive AppositivesRetelling StoriesRevisingRhymingRhythmRiddlesRoot WordsRun-on SentencesSayingsSchwa SoundsScience ArticlesScience ExperimentsScience FeaturesScience FictionScience NonfictionScience ReportsScience TextsSecond Conditional SentencesSelf-MonitoringSemantic FieldsSemicolonsSensory DetailsSensory LanguageSentence BeginningsSentence CombiningSentence DevelopmentSentence ExpansionSentence FluencySentence FragmentsSentence StructureSentence VarietySequence of EventsSequencingSequential OrganizationSequential TransitionsSetting a PurposeSettingsSH SoundShades of MeaningShort A SoundShort E SoundShort I SoundShort O SoundShort Research ProjectsShort StoriesShort U SoundShort VowelsShould vs. MustSight WordsSilent BSilent ESilent KSilent LSilent LettersSimilaritiesSimilesSimple Future TenseSimple Past TenseSimple Present TenseSimple Sentence StructureSince vs. BecauseSingle-Syllable RhymesSingular and Plural NounsSingular PossessivesSingular Subject-Verb AgreementSituational IronySize AdjectivesSo vs. SuchSocial Studies ArticlesSoft C and GSoft C SoundSoft G SoundSome vs. AnySomeone vs. AnyoneSomething vs. NothingSometimes vs. UsuallySong LyricsSongsSpecial Accent RulesSpeech AdaptationSpeechesSpellingSpelling AccuracySquare BracketsStable SyllablesStandard EnglishStanzasStatement IntonationStative VerbsStoriesStory ElementsStorytellingStyle ConsistencySubject and PredicateSubject-Verb AgreementSubjunctive MoodSubordinating ConjunctionsSuffixes and Base WordsSummariesSummarizingSustained ConcentrationSyllable DivisionSynecdocheSynonym Context CluesSynonymsSynthesizing InformationTalesTall TalesTelling Original StoriesTemporal TransitionsText and Graphic FeaturesText ComparisonText DevelopmentText EvidenceText StructuresText-to-Media ComparisonTH SoundThank You ExpressionsThank You LettersThe AR SoundThe Definite ArticleThe ER SoundThe IR SoundThe OR SoundThe UR SoundThese vs. ThoseThinking MapsThis vs. ThatThought GroupsTime FormatsTitlesTitles in WritingTitles of ArticlesTitles of BooksToTooToo vs. ToToo vs. VeryTopic PreviewsTopic SentencesTopics and Main IdeasTraditional TalesTransition WordsTransitive VerbsTransitive, Intransitive, and Ditransitive VerbsTrickster TalesTypes and Forms of NounsTypes of AdjectivesTypes of AdverbsTypes of ConflictTypes of NounsTypes of PronounsTypes of SentencesTypes of SyllablesTypes of VerbsUncountable NounsUntil vs. ByUsing a ThesaurusUsing Appropriate LanguageUsing Precise VocabularyUsing TransitionsVariant VowelsVerb TensesVerbal PhrasesVerbsVerifyingVersesVisualizingVocabulary in ContextVoice and ToneVoice ChangesVoice PatternsVowel and Consonant YVowel Combination SyllablesVowel DigraphsVowelsVowels vs. ConsonantsWeb-Based News ArticlesWhere vs. WhenWhether vs. IfWhich vs. WhoseWhite Corner BracketsWho vs. WhatWho vs. Which vs. ThatWhom vs. WhoseWhy vs. HowWord CategoriesWord ChoiceWord GroupingWord IntensityWord PartsWord SortingWord WritingWords with Similar SpellingsWriting ConventionsWriting DevelopmentWriting RubricsWriting StylesWriting TraitsY as a ConsonantY as a VowelYet vs. StillYour vs. You'reAbout UsPrivacy PolicyTerms of ServiceHomework HelperGuide DesignerPodcast MakerPlan BuilderMath GlossaryEnglish GlossaryEnglish Language ArtsMathematicsScienceBook InsightsFun with WordsBlog

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