'Predicate nominative' diaporamas de présentation

Propositum : DWBAT conjugate sum, esse in the Present and Imperfect tenses

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Pronoun Case

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Phrases Review

Phrases Review. Rules for the Review . Identify the underlined phrase (then click for the answer) Depending on the type of phrase, answer the questions (listed on the next slide) Each time you click the mouse the answer to the question will appear. Rinse and repeat. .

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Lesson I

Lesson I. All About Nouns. Nouns are the names of persons places or things. Latin Nouns Have 4 Features. Case --- how a noun works in its sentence. Number ---whether a noun is singular or plural (singular=one, plural=more than one)

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Complements

Complements. Direct Objects Write in your grammar section. A direct object is a noun, pronoun, or group of words that tells who or what receives the action of the verb . Direct objects follow action verbs only! In other words, it completes the meaning of the verb.

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Verbals

Verbals. Participles, Gerunds, Infinitives. What is a verbal?. A verbal is a verb functioning as some other part of speech. There are three types of verbals: participles, gerunds, and infinitives. What is a participle?. A participle is a verb functioning as an adjective.

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Parts of Speech

Parts of Speech. Nouns Adverbs Pronouns Conjunctions Verbs Prepositions Adjectives Interjections All parts of speech are determined by how the word FUNCTIONS within a sentence. Noun. Traditional definition: a word that names a person, place, thing , or idea. Noun.

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Verbs are Cool!

Verbs are Cool!. Action/Main, Linking, and Helping. Why do we need a verb in a sentence?. Raise your hand and tell me what you think!. What is a verb?. A verb is a word used to express action, a condition, or a state of being. (Write this definition on your paper.) .

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The Sentence

The Sentence. Subjects, Predicates, Complements. OBJECTIVES Identify the parts of the sentence ( All English-Speaking people should understand the basic components of their language. ). The Sentence. A sentence consists of two parts: a subject and a predicate. COMPLETE SUBJECT :

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Verbals

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Parts of the Sentence: Review

Parts of the Sentence: Review . Ms. Mitchell Freshman Composition Andover High School. Sentences vs. Fragments. Sentence. Fragment. Sentence: a word group that contains a subject and a verb to express a complete thought . Ex) Billy galloped. .

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Grammar notebook appendices

Grammar notebook appendices. Translation process. How to translate a Latin Sentence and remain sane. The Process. 1. Read the whole sentence in Latin. If it clicks, consider yourself blessed. If not, start taking it apart like you would a math problem.

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A word that comes after a LINKING VERB and tells more about the subject.

Subject Complements. A word that comes after a LINKING VERB and tells more about the subject. There are two kinds: Predicate Nominatives (noun) Predicate Adjectives. Predicate Nominatives. Noun or Pronoun Comes after a LINKING VERB Identifies the subject or refers to it.

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Aim: How can learning the parts of speech improve our grammar or writing?

Aim: How can learning the parts of speech improve our grammar or writing?. What are the parts of speech?. Parts of Speech. Parts of Speech. The parts of speech are: verb noun adjective adverb preposition pronoun interjection and conjunction. . Noun.

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Complements

Complements. Complements. A complement is a word or group of words that completes the meaning of a verb. direct object indirect object predicate adjective predicate nominative (noun). Direct Object.

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Noun Clause

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8 Week 12

8 Week 12. Ardent ( adj ): intensely devoted, eager, or enthusiastic; having great passion Adv : ardently N: ardency. Encroach (v): to intrude gradually, beyond what is proper or accepted N: encroachment. Overt ( adj ): open to view; not hidden or secret Adv : overtly N: overtness.

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Predicate Nouns!!!

Valerie Maddie Chase. Predicate Nouns!!! . Importance or Predicate Nouns. Without Predicate nouns, our daily grammar would be very useless and also uneducated People use Predicate Nouns everyday when speaking to one another without even realizing it.

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Subjects and Predicates

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Daily Grammar Practice

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