Descriptive Sentences If you were absent on FRIDAY, September 11, you will need to complete the homework sheet (using this PPT) on your own.

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Descriptive Sentences If you were absent on FRIDAY, September 11, you will need to complete the homework sheet (using this PPT) on your own.

Sentence Patterning Chart Write one CLAUSE about the picture. Write your clause as we practiced in class.

Adjective -describes the noun Noun -person, place, thing, idea Verb -action -to be conjugation Adverb -describes the verb -can end in -ly Prepositional Phrase -uses a preposition Loud Happy Angry Frustrated Fluffy Silly Boisterous Cat, Sally,plays swings scratches attacks happily playfully angrily lovingly on the carpet around the house from the rafters The fluffy, happy cat, Sally, swings playfully around the house. The boisterous, frustrated cat, Sally, attacks angrily from the rafters.

Your turn - create a chart (just like we did!) using the following: picture. Make sure to write two sentences!

Figurative Language Edit your sentences to create 4 more sentences that include the following: Simile Metaphor Hyperbole Personification A comparison of two things using like or as. A comparison of two things. An unbelievable exaggeration. Giving human characteristics to non humans.