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GRAMMAR REVIEW How much do we remember?????
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Answer the following questions in your C-NOTES Write the adjective in the following sentences: 1. I have three gray kittens. 2. The hairy spider crawled across the floor. ADJECTIVES 3. In your own words, do your best to define ADJECTIVE.
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4. She walked to school every morning. 5. It was super cold out this morning. 6. Do your best to define what a PRONOUN is your own words. PRONOUNS Write the PRONOUN in each sentence.
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Identify the PREPOSITION in each of the following sentences. 7. She went to the mall. 8. He is from Mexico. PREPOSITIONS 9. How would you describe to someone else what a PREPOSITION is?
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Identify what the adverb in the following sentences. 10. She really wants a new bike. 11.Suddenly, the cat jumped over the fence. ADVERBS 12. In your own words, describe what an ADVERB does.
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Score and correct your own paper. I will be collecting your C- NOTES. LET’S GRADE THESE TOGETHER If you have forgotten some of these, we will review them together. This activity is to see how much we remember and to see what we need to work on.
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ANSWER TIME Write the adjective in the following sentences: 1. I have three gray kittens. 2. The hairy spider crawled across the floor. ADJECTIVES 3. Definition: Adjectives describe nouns and pronouns. Most adjectives tell: 1-What kind 2-How many
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4. She walked to school every morning. 5. It was super cold out this morning. 6. Pronouns are words that take the place of nouns. Record this definition in your notes and the types of pronouns into your notes. PRONOUNS Write the PRONOUN in each sentence. Definition of Pronoun
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Personal Pronouns Personal Pronouns take the place of persons, places, things, or ideas. I, me, you, he, she, him, her, it, we, us, you, they, them THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF PRONOUNS. Possessive Pronouns Possessive Pronouns show who or what OWNS something. My, mine, your, yours, his, her, hers, its, our, ours, their, theirs NOTE: MINES is NOT a word.
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7. She went to the mall. 8. He is from Mexico. PREPOSITIONS 9. A PREPOSITION links a noun or pronoun to another word in the sentence to show how the two are related.
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10. She really wants a new bike. 11. Suddenly, the cat jumped over the fence. ADVERBS 12. An ADVERB describes verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs.
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All of our vocabulary words will be PREFIXES. Reminder: A prefix goes at the BEGINNING of a word. VOCABULARY Im = not Use before root words beginning with b, m, p Ex: immature, imbalance, impatient il = not Use before root words beginning with I Example: Illegal
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Super = above, on top of, beyond Superhuman, superfine, supersonic Ir = not Ex: Irregular In = not Ex: Inability VOCABULARY CONTINUED Trans = across, change, through Transfer, transportation, transfer Inter = between Ex: intercept, interview, interstate
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