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DOL. Spent three days blissful with she incredibly cute Grandfather The protests in Hong kong have aroused alot of in the internationally community?. Homework. Only single syllable words that end in a consonant double the last consonant when adding – ing

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  1. DOL • Spent three days blissful with she incredibly cute Grandfather • The protests in Hong kong have aroused alot of in the internationally community?

  2. Homework Only single syllable words that end in a consonant double the last consonant when adding –ing (eg. shine->shining, or win->winning not shine->shinning or win->wining)

  3. Homework • Vocab Cards 5 10/13 • Journal 5: What is Poetry? 10/17 • How is poetry different from prose, if at all? • Do you like poetry? Why, or why not? • Should poetry be read out loud? Why, or why not? • Unit 1 Review 10/13 • Unit 1 Test & Binder Check 10/20

  4. Vocab Quiz 4 Good luck!

  5. Vocab Quiz 4 #22 #30

  6. Vocab Quiz 4 • I • B • H • F • A • G • C • D • E • J • G • I • F • A • D • E • C • H • J • B • I • E • H • B • A • F • G • D • J • C

  7. Pronouns Parts of Speech

  8. Parts of Speech: Pronouns • Pronoun(pron)—a word that replaces a noun. The noun that a pronoun replaces is called the antecedent. There are many different kinds of pronouns. • Any place that a noun is used a pronoun may be used instead. • Pronouns must agree with the noun they replace in number. • Avoid overusing pronouns or their antecedents will become vague.

  9. Parts of Speech: Pronouns • Any place that a noun is used a pronoun may be used instead. • Pronouns must agree with the noun they replace in number and gender (if relevant). • Avoid overusing pronouns or their antecedents will become vague. • Dr. Whogot into the time machine and traveled to the future. • Hegot intoit and traveled there.

  10. Parts of Speech: Pronouns • Subject pronoun—a pronoun that functions as the subject in a sentence.

  11. Parts of Speech: Pronouns • Object pronoun—a pronoun that functions as the object in a sentence.

  12. Types of Sentences • Let’s try replacing the nouns in the following sentences with pronouns together. • Emanon loaned her skateboard to Hurry. • Sheloaneditto him. • Vivien will see pandas at the zoo. • Shewill seethemat the zoo. • Ricky felt sick after Ricky ate too much of the pizza. • Hefeltsick after heate too much of it.

  13. Types of Sentences Syntax

  14. Syntax: Types of Sentences • There are 4 types of sentences • Declarative Sentence—makes a statement or gives information. Ends with a period (.). • The king is dead. • The kingisdead.

  15. Syntax: Types of Sentences • How did he die? • How didhedie? • Interrogative Sentence—Asks a question. Ends with a question mark (?). • Interrogative Pronoun—a pronoun used to indicate a question. The interrogative pronouns are: who, whom, whose, what, where, when, and which.

  16. Syntax: Types of Sentences • Exclamatory Sentence—Shows strong emotion. Ends with an exclamation point (!). • Long live the king! • Long live the king!

  17. Syntax: Types of Sentences • Imperative Sentence—Makes a request or gives a command. May end with either an exclamation point (!) or a period (.). The subject in imperative sentences is sometimes omitted. • Kill the king! • Kill the king! (you)

  18. Types of Sentences • Let’s try identifying sentence type and applying the correct end marks together. • Who will open the door for Selina • Whowill open the door for Selina? • Please give Jeffrey a can of soda too • Please give Jeffrey a can of soda too. (you) • Wow, I can’t believe how strong Lexi is • Wow, Ican’t believehow strong Lexi is!

  19. Exit Slip • Write a sentence matching each of the 4 types of sentences using the correct end punctuation. • Each sentence should include a subject or object pronoun. • Analyze each sentence and label: • Subjects • Predicates • Direct Objects • Predicate Nominatives

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