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=Mrs. K Home= ==Welcome to the 5K Grammar Textbook. You, the students, will be creating this on-line textbook. Each page, and link to each page, will be created as we review the material in class. Special note: One of our grammar workbooks will be //Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs// by Judy Barrett. Uh-huh, you read that correctly. If you happen to have a copy around your house, please feel free to bring it in. Please, do not go out and buy one. Besides, I cleared out Barnes and Noble!==

Pronouns || Writing Sentences Correctly || Possessive Pronouns || Their, There, They're || Pronouns in Pairs || Proper Nouns and Adjectives || Pronouns || Its and It's || Pronoun Antecedents || Initials and Abbreviations || Verbs || Being Careful with Go and Like || Using Who or Whom || @Titles || Tenses || Good and Well || Forms of Be || Apostrophes || and Future Perfect Tenses Past Perfect Tenses || Doesn't and Don't || Subject and Verb Agreement || Commas in a Series || Present, Past, and Future || Who's and Whose || Verb Tense || More Uses of Commas || Subjects || Using Colons and Semicolons || and use of commas || Prepositions and Interjections || Leave and Let: Rise and Raise || Comparing with Adjectives and Adverbs || Direct and Indirect Quotations || Comma Splices, Ramble-Ons || Coordinating and Subordinating Conjunctions || Irregular Verbs: Fly, Run, Swim || Auxiliary Verbs || Letters and E-mails || Bibliography: Zaner Bloser. //Grammar, Usage, and Mechanics//. Columbus: Zaner Bloser, Inc., n.d. Print.
 * ==Sentence Structure== || ==Parts of Speech== || ==Usage== || ==Grammar== || ==Mechanics== ||
 * Complete Subjects and Predicates || Kinds of Nouns || Your and You're || Subject and Object
 * Simple Subjects and Predicates || Personal, Compound,
 * Compound Subjects and Predicates || Interrogative and Indefinite
 * Direct and Indirect Objects || Action Verbs and Linking
 * Predicate Nouns and Adjectives || Present, Past and Future
 * Prepositional Phrases || Present Perfect, Past Perfect
 * Active and Passive Voice || Progressive Verb Forms:
 * Appositives || Adjectives and Adverbs || To, Too and Two || Verbs and Compound
 * Compound and Complex Sentences
 * Avoiding fragments, Run-Ons,