1. STARTERS the Veterinarian named dr. AlHajri has three foxs, two calfs six sheeps, nine puppys, five monkeyes, four flys ten mouses, and a aardvark. They donot have any Fishes, or gooses (20+ errors)

2. Grammar Vocabulary 15. Articles: a, an, and the  a and an are “indefinite articles.” We use them in front of nouns when we mean “one.” (Old English: an = “one”)  the is our “definite article.” We use it in front of nouns when we mean “THAT one/THOSE ones.” 16. “Count” nouns: Find and write  Pg. 42

3. Grammar Rules! 14. The indefinite articles a and an: Use a in front of nouns beginning with consonants. (I have an cat.)  Exception: When the letter h is silent, use an. (What a honor!) Use an in front of nouns beginning with vowels. (I have a otter.)  Exception: When the letter u is sounds like y, use a. (Look! An unicorn!)

4. 15. The “Oxford comma” in lists: In a list of three or more words or phrases, put commas after every item except the last item. (Some parts of speech include verbs nouns pronouns and articles.)

5. Counting (1, 2, 3, 4, 5…) Adding (1 + 1 = 2) Subtracting (2 - 1 = 1) Multiplying (2 x 2 = 4) Dividing (4 / 2 = 2) Fractions & Decimals (1/2 = 0.5) Trigonometry (cos  = x) Algebra (3x + y = 24) Geometry Calculus… ( ) MATH Linguistics, Old English, etc. Hard rules of grammar… Clauses, phrases, etc. Sentences, questions, etc. A, B, C’s; Sounds; Spelling Basic words and phrases… Basic parts of speech (noun, verb, pronoun, article)… Basic capitalization & punctuation (periods, commas, apostrophes)… Basic parts of sentences (subjects, verbs)… Basic relationships between parts of sentences (pronouns/antecedents, subject-verb agreement)… Basic grammar vocabulary (Standard English, colloquial, singular, plural, exceptions, etc.)… GRAMMAR