Big
Blue (716)
Kindness of
Adriana Murpy
1.complaint
k&m-'plAnt
2.complex
'käm-"pleks
3.compliment
'käm-pl&-m&nt
4.conceal
k&n-'sE(&)l
5.conduct
'kän-(")d&kt
6.conference'kän-f(&-)r&n(t)s,
-f&rn(t)s
7.congratulate
k&n-'grach-&-"lAt
8.conscience
'kän-ch&n(t)s
9.consent
k&n-'sent
10.contrast
k&n-'trast,
'kän-"trast
11.contribute
k&n-'trib-y&t,
-(")yüt
12.conviction
k&n-'vik-sh&n
13.cooperate
kO-'äp-(&-)"rAt
14.corporation
"kor-p&-'rA-sh&n
15.counterfeit
'kaunt-&r-"fit
16.courteous'k&rt-E-&s
17.cultivate'k&l-t&-"vAt
18.dainty
'dAnt-E
19.debate
di-'bAt
20.debt
'det
Drop the final silent e before adding a suffix that begins with a vowel.
Capitalize the names of the months, names of particular places, first word in a direct quote
Use a comma after the year in a full date when the sentence continues.
Use a comma before the opening quotations in a direct quote. (mid sentence)
Imperative sentences have the understood use as the subject many times.
(You).
Take out the garbage. Subject=(You)
To find the subject and verb of an imperative sentence (one that asks a question)turn the question into a statement.
Did you like the play?
You _did like the play.
Articles=the, a, an
conjunctions=and, or, but
Place a comma in a series before the and
Suffix rule:
Keep the the final e when the suffix begins w/ a consonant.
Capitalize a person's title, days of the week
