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1.Without talking, please get out your English binder. 2. Put your backpacks in the back of the room. 3. Sharpen your pencil if you need to. If you need.

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1 1.Without talking, please get out your English binder. 2. Put your backpacks in the back of the room. 3. Sharpen your pencil if you need to. If you need a pencil, you may borrow one from my desk. 4. Write down the following vocabulary word. 1. intricate: complicated; complex

2 Lesson 9 Continued… Objectives: SWBAT read out-loud fluently and with expression. Also, we are going to review some grammar.

3 Grammar Some clarifications: In every sentence, there is a main verb. The main verb of a sentence is either a ________linking verb_____________ or an _________action verb________________. In most cases, the main verb is the last verb in the sentence. However, there are sentence structures where this is not the case. Helping verbs do the following: 1. They usually come before the main verb. 2. If there are helping verbs in a sentence, they tell you the tense of the verb.

4 Grammar Article: The, a, an Adjectives: modify nouns Adverbs: a lot of the times, these end in –ly. Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs. Note: Not and never are ALWAYS adverbs.

5 Example 1 The = article Furry = adjective Cat = common noun Is = linking verb Extremely = adverb Angry = adjective Simple Subject = cat Simple Predicate = is

6 Example 2 The = article Black = adjective Cat = common noun Had = helping verb Been = helping verb Running = action verb; past perfect continuous Very = adverb Quickly = adverb Simple Subject = cat Simple Predicate = had been running

7 Example 3 Elizabeth’s = proper possessive noun Friend = common noun Will = helping verb Be = linking verb Angry = adjective Simple Subject = friend Simple Predicate = will be

8 Example 4 Elizabeth’s = proper possessive noun Friend = common noun Will = helping verb Be = helping verb Eating = action verb; future continuous Simple subject = friend Simple predicate = will be eating

9 The Importance of Being Earnest Get into your groups. Use the handout from yesterday to help plan your performances. You will have time to rehearse on Thursday.

10 Announcements: Performances this Friday!!!! This counts as a major test grade.


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