Grammar

Parts of Speech

• ✔ noun
• ✔ adjective
• ✔ verb
• ✔ transitive verb
• ✔ intransitive verb
• ✔ linking verb
• ✔ auxiliary verb
• ✔ adverb
• ✔ preposition
• ✔ conjunction
• ✔ coordinating conjunction
• ✔ subordinating conjunction
• ✔ correlative conjunction
• ✔ pronoun
• ✔ personal pronoun
• ✔ possessive pronoun
• ✔ relative pronoun
• ✔ demonstrative pronoun
• ✔ indefinite pronoun

Phrases

• ✔ noun phrase
• ✔ verb phrase
• ✔ participial phrase
• ✔ gerund phrase
• ✔ infinitive phrase
• ✔ appositive phrase
• ✔ prepositional phrase

Parts of Sentence

• ✔ subject
• ✔ predicate
• ✔ direct object
• ✔ indirect object
• ✔ object of the preposition

Clauses

• ✔ independent
• ✔ subordinate
• ✔ subordinate adjectival
• ✔ subordinate adverbial

Literature

• ✔ drama
• ✔ act
• ✔ scene
• ✔ stage directions
• ✔ tragedy
• ✔ comic relief
• ✔ comedy
• ✔ tragic hero
• ✔ aside
• ✔ soliloquy
• ✔ line notes
• ✔ scene summaries
• ✔ stage directions
• ✔ paradox
• ✔ rhyme scheme
• ✔ rhyming couplet
• ✔ trochee
• ✔ trochaic tetrameter
• ✔ foot
• ✔ iamb
• ✔ iambic pentameter
• ✔ prose
• ✔ gothic literature
• ✔ the sublime
• ✔ villain-hero
• ✔ pursued protagonist
• ✔ anti-hero
• ✔ satanic hero
• ✔ Byronic hero
• ✔ tragic hero
• ✔ epic-hero
• ✔ Promethean-hero
• ✔ unreliable narrator
• ✔ mystery/ suspense
• ✔ inexplicable events
• ✔ women in distress
• ✔ tyrannical male
• ✔ wergild
• ✔ heroic ideal
• ✔ primary epic
• ✔ boast
• ✔ alliteration
• ✔ alliterative verse
• ✔ caesura
• ✔ scop
• ✔ kenning
• ✔ symbol
• ✔ epithets
• ✔ rhymed verse

Writing

• ✔ Body Paragraph
• ✔ Topic Sentence
• ✔ Textual Evidence
• ✔ Analysis of Evidence
• ✔ Transitions
• ✔ Concluding Sentence
• ✔ Embedded Quotes
• ✔ MLA Citation
• ✔ Literary Present Tense
• ✔ Use of Personal Pronouns
• ✔ Bibliographic Citation
• ✔ MLA Format Titles
• ✔ Pre Writing
• ✔ Evidence Outline
• ✔ Drafting
• ✔ Revision/ Peer Review