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15 cards from this deck
To separate different parts of a sentence
Extra info that can be removed without changing main meaning
Bridge closely related sentences that could stand alone
Direct questions (not indirect questions)
Possession (ownership) & omission (missing letters)
Add apostrophe plus 's (e.g., boy's book)
It's = It is; its = possessive pronoun (like my, your)
Would have/Should have (NOT would of/should of)
Direct speech (exact words someone spoke)
Effect = noun (the effect); Affect = verb (action word)
Practice = noun (ice); Practise = verb (ise)
No 'a' in definite - relates to 'finite'
Separated by 'par' in the middle
Who's = who is; Whose = shows possession
Express strong emotion or urgent commands; use sparingly
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