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DGP Week Thirteen

mohammeds cousin built a great tree house in his yard Monday DGP Directions: Identify each word as a noun, pronoun, verb, adverb, adjective, preposition, conjunction, interjection, article. mohammeds cousin built a great tree house in his yard

tree house in his yard Monday DGP Answer mohammeds cousin built a great tree house in his yard N n av/past adj art n pro prep n

Tuesday DGP Directions: Identify the complete subject (underline once), simple subject, complete predicate (underline twice) and simple predicate. Circle the prepositional phrase. mohammeds cousin built a great tree house in his yard

mohammeds cousin built a great tree house in his yard Tuesday DGP Directions: Identify the complete subject (underline once), simple subject, complete predicate (underline twice) and simple predicate. Circle the prepositional phrase. mohammeds cousin built a great tree house in his yard S P

mohammeds cousin built a great tree house in his yard Wednesday DGP Directions: Identify if the sentence purpose is declarative, imperative, interrogative, or exclamatory. mohammeds cousin built a great tree house in his yard

mohammeds cousin built a great tree house in his yard Wednesday DGP Answer mohammeds cousin built a great tree house in his yard Declarative Sentence Simple Sentence

mohammeds cousin built a great tree house in his yard Thursday DGP Directions: Add capitalization and any punctuation marks needed including end punctuation. mohammeds cousin built a great tree house in his yard

Mohammed’s cousin built a great tree house in his yard. Thursday DGP Answer Mohammed’s cousin built a great tree house in his yard.