Recognising Word Classes Quiz articles, conjunctions, pronouns and prepositions.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

used to review exercises

Advertisements

Bellringer: Complete the following story by filling in the blanks

First 100 High Frequency Words

Book p.38 How many pets are in the pet shop? What may we see there today? Are there rabbits and mice hamsters and rats sleeping in nests of hay? Is there.

Sentence Fragments. Because my cat loves it. (so what ?) Since he came to New York. (what has been doing?) Unless you see me. (what will happen?) These.

Amy went to school not feeling very well. She had a headache and a runny nose. When she arrived in the classroom she took a seat beside Natasha. She soon.

1 Come here ! Speak Turkish. Talk loudly. Write your name. Follow me, please. Open the window.. The imperative.

About The man is thinking about the new enterprise challenge.

IN A TINY MALAYSIAN VILLAGE, just outside Kuala Lumpar lived the Hills family. For four years, most of the Hills had lived happily in Seramban. Eight.

New Grammar Unit Parts of the Sentence This is different from, though related to, the Parts of Speech we did in the first half of the quarter.

PARTS OF SPEECH A SENTENCE REQUIRES ONLY TWO THINGS:

Created by: Ms. Brinson 

Review for Quiz on Apostrophes, Fragments and Run-ons

Pronouns In this lesson we will learn about: Personal pronouns

Bedrock Word Phrases Grade 1 After you have learned all your Bedrock sight words, practice these phrases to keep them fresh in your mind. Your teachers.

Homophones Sound alike But are spelled differently And have different meaning.

Time to be Born A Reading Genie Book By Geri Murray.

Object Pronouns. PersonSingularPlural first me us second you third him (male) them third it (neutral) third her (female)

Any sentence with a full meaning must contain a subject and a verb. The subject is a word or group of words that names a person, place, thing, or idea.

Possessive adjectives

Mrs. Murphy’s Kindergarten Top 100 Sight Words

You have until the song to get to your seat and get out your COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS assignment.

Pronouns START. The little girl stands between two people. he sheher him weus it them they.

Bonting By Mason, Ben, Lexus, Alyssa and Isabel One fine summer morning Alfie went out into the back garden where he found a smooth grey stone with white.

First Grade Sight Words Words from Level C-E Books.

Grammar and Punctuation Test Follow the next few slides to revise the key points and vocabulary.

Find the Letters Find the letters on your keyboard or Pre-Keys Play Pads to make the following word lists as they appear on the screen. Use your left hand.

Grammar Workshop Fragments: Pretenders – Not Really Sentences.

By Sarah Dolan.  For my Mum I bought 20x charms and a bracelet to put them on.  For my Dad I bought a car kit to clean his car.  For my Sister I bought.

“Snow Surprise”. bulged If a container bulged, its sides stuck out as if it were going to burst.

PRONOUNS AND ANTECEDENTS THEME 3 LESSON 14. What is a pronoun?

What is a Pronoun? Keith Calleja 5.1

English 1 st Paper Class: Nine/Ten Unit:1 Lesson:3 1.

Let’s Read Our Bedrock One Words! a I saw a girl and a boy.

About the story The Castle in the Attic is mostly about a boy that lives with his mom, dad, and nanny. The little boy is named William and he loves gymnastics.

Jeopardy Digital 1 Digital 2Word Problems Elapsed Time Word Problems Find End Time Challenge $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Final Jeopardy.

Sight Word List.

Pronouns Copyright © by Gamehinge Possessive pronouns show ownership: my. our. your. her. his. its. their 1. The remote control that belonged to us was.

Personal Pronouns Practice. I I have a lovely cat It is ….. cat It is my cat Give it back to … Give it back to me Because it is ……. !!! Because it is.

By: Stacy Bell. Stanley is a brave little boy who is hardly afraid of anything. But there is one thing that he IS scared of: monsters.

The Parts of Speech.

By: Kayla Rayborn PRONOUN CASE NOTES. PERSONAL PRONOUNS: Personal pronouns have 3 cases -nominative -objective -possessive.

100 Oxford Words. I the and to a was my went.

Weekly Sight Words List 1. the I to a is my.

They’re – contraction of they + are there – relates to place/where their – shows possession, that it belongs to them.

August 27, 2009 Lesson 1 Day 4. Objective: To listen and to respond appropriately to oral communication.

Simple and Compound Sentences

2 MINUTE CHALLENGE: What ’ s the word?. The Pronoun  A pronoun is used to substitute a noun (person or thing).  To decide if a word is a pronoun, you.

CELDT PRACTICE Listening Version B. LISTENING CELDT assesses students’ listening skills in 20 items CELDT divides the listening assessment in three parts.

Parts of a Sentence. John swims. Dogs run. Children sing. Nouns: JohnDogsChildren.

Apostrophes – Week 1 w.b

Unit 10 Strong forms & weak forms. Strong forms & Weak forms Strong forms: stressed forms Strong forms: stressed forms Weak forms: unstressed forms (schwa.

Tomas Rivera Vocabulary Words & Sentences. about What is that book about?

Prepositions. First, let's start with a basic definition: 1. Prepositions show relationships between nouns or pronouns and other words in a sentence.

Prepositions. A word that shows the relationship between a noun or a pronoun and another word in the sentence.

First 100 high frequency words

Date 5 th December.

ESSENTIAL WORDS.

Avoiding Sentence Fragments

the and a to said in he I of it was you they on she is for at his but

F B 1 Module 4 Grammar Book.

Consent I am aware of the need to respect personal space and boundaries and can recognise and respond appropriately to verbal and non- verbal communication.

Please use this PowerPoint with the children’s resource session plan

Pronouns and Antecedents

Presentation transcript:

Recognising Word Classes Quiz articles, conjunctions, pronouns and prepositions

Which word class does the underlined word belong to? Omar took his sandwiches out of the bag. article conjuncti on pronoun prepositi on correctincorrect

Which word class does the underlined word belong to? Mohamed put his maths book in the drawer. article conjuncti on pronoun prepositi on

Which word class does the underlined word belong to? Lukas wondered where the children had gone. article conjuncti on pronoun prepositi on

Which word class does the underlined word belong to? Lotte picked up her things and left. article conjuncti on pronoun prepositi on

Which word class does the underlined word belong to? Diego snored loudly, until Lena woke him up. article conjuncti on pronoun prepositi on

Which word class does the underlined word belong to? It could take us an hour to get to the station. article conjuncti on pronoun prepositi on

Which word class does the underlined word belong to? The cat ran behind the sofa. article conjuncti on pronoun prepositi on

Which word class does the underlined word belong to? Thiago felt inside his pocket for his keys. article conjuncti on pronoun prepositi on

Which word class does the underlined word belong to? I didn’t eat much lunch because I wasn’t really hungry. article conjuncti on pronoun prepositi on

Which word class does the underlined word belong to? I have sandwiches, a drink and some grapes. article conjuncti on pronoun prepositi on

Which word class does the underlined word belong to? “Have you got the letter?” asked Mum. article conjuncti on pronoun prepositi on

Which word class does the underlined word belong to? Our school is between the park and the church. article conjuncti on pronoun prepositi on

Which word class does the underlined word belong to? My dad is taking our dog to the vets today. article conjuncti on pronoun prepositi on

Which word class does the underlined word belong to? I can go first, unless you would like to? article conjuncti on pronoun prepositi on

Which word class does the underlined word belong to? Jakub wanted to play, but he felt too ill. article conjuncti on pronoun prepositi on

Which word class does the underlined word belong to? Emily and Sofia took out their pens and books. article conjuncti on pronoun prepositi on