1. Week Eleven By: Rachel Ronda

2. Monday: Parts of Speech Nouns Pronoun (type and case) Verb (tense and type) Adverb Adjective Preposition Conjunction (type) Gerund Participle Infinitive Article

3. Monday: Parts of Speech there are pretty flowers in your garden however they dont smell very good 123456 7 89101112 1314

4. Monday: Check there are pretty flowers in your garden however they dont smell very good Adv. lv pres. Adj.nPrep. 2 nd poss pro. n Adv. 2 nd nom pro. hvAdv. lv pres. Adv.Adj.

5. Tuesday: Identify Sentence Parts Subject Verb (transitive or intransitive) Direct Object Indirect Object Predicate Nominative Predicate Adjective Appositive or Appositive Phrases Prepositional Phrase (adjective or adverb) Gerund Phrase Infinitive Phrase Participial Phrase Object of Preposition Object of Infinitive Object of Gerund Object of Participle

6. Tuesday: Identify Sentence Parts there are pretty flowers in your garden however they dont smell very good 123456 789101112 1314

7. Tuesday: Check there are pretty flowers in your garden however they dont smell very good viPAS () Adv. Prep. ph. o.p. S2S2 vi 2 PA

8. Wednesday: Identify Clauses and Sentence Type Independent Adverb Dependent Adjective Dependent Noun Dependent Simple Compound Complex Compund-Complex

9. Wednesday: Identify Clauses and Sentence Type there are pretty flowers in your garden however they dont smell very good

10. Wednesday: Check there are pretty flowers in your garden however they dont smell very good Compound Sentence Ind. Cl. 2 Ind. Cl.

11. Thursday: Add Punctuation and Capitalization Commas Semicolons Apostrophes Underlining Quotation Marks

12. Thursday: Add Punctuation and Capitalization there are pretty flowers in your garden however they dont smell very good

13. Thursday: Check There are pretty flowers in your garden; however, they don’t smell very good.

14. Friday: Diagram the Sentence There are pretty flowers in your garden; however, they don’t smell very good.

15. Friday: Check flowersare pretty there in garden howeversmell do good however n’t very your