1. Skip a line--Thursday: Appositive Phrases
Write three sentences including appositives or appositive phrases about this morning:
Examples:
1) One sentence with an appositive beginning the sentence.
2) One sentence with an appositive interrupting the sentence.
3) One sentence with an appositive ending the sentence.

2. Pass the card
You are deciding what type of sentence is on each of the cards
You are also writing what type of phrase you see in the sentence
Use your phrases notes and use you list of subordinating conjunctions

3. 1. In the box down by the number, write S, CD, CX, or CD-CX 2
1. In the box down by the number, write S, CD, CX, or CD-CX 2. write out any phrases in the sentence
Remember: even a simple sentence can have multiple phrases Simple sentence: one independent clause—subject verb complete thought (subjects and verbs can be compound) COMPOUND SENTENCE: 2 INDEPENDENT CLAUSES JOINED WITH , FANBOYS OR A SEMICOLON COMPLEX SENTENCE: ONE INDEPENDENT CLAUSE & 1 OR MORE SUBORDINATE, DEPENDENT CLAUSES Compound-complex: two or more independent clauses and 1 + subordinate cl.