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DGP Week Nine

can you come to my birthday party Monday DGP Directions: Identify each word as a noun, pronoun, verb, adverb, adjective, preposition, conjunction, interjection, article. can you come to my birthday party

can you come to my birthday party Monday DGP Answer can you come to my birthday party adj hv pro av/pres prep pro n

can you come to my birthday party Tuesday DGP Directions: Identify the complete subject (underline once), simple subject, complete predicate (underline twice) and simple predicate. Circle the prepositional phrase. can you come to my birthday party

can you come to my birthday party Tuesday DGP Answer can you come to my birthday party S P

can you come to my birthday party Wednesday DGP Directions: Identify if the sentence purpose is declarative, imperative, interrogative, or exclamatory. can you come to my birthday party

can you come to my birthday party Wednesday DGP Answer can you come to my birthday party Interrogative Simple Sentence

can you come to my birthday party Thursday DGP Directions: Add capitalization and any punctuation marks needed including end punctuation. can you come to my birthday party

Can you come to my birthday party? Thursday DGP Answer Can you come to my birthday party?