SentenceCorrections

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Bellwork

Quietly identify the following sentences:

Did you have fun yesterday?Stay with your group.

We fell into the freezing water!The lunch was just okay.

Bellwork

Did you have fun yesterday? Int.Stay with your group. Imp.We fell into the freezing water! Exc.The lunch was just okay. D

On this date…

Margaret Mitchell won _______ for her novel Gone With the Wind in 1937.a) an Emmyb) second placec) a Pulitzer Prized) an Oscar

On this date…

Margaret Mitchell won _______ for her novel Gone With the Wind in 1937.a) an Emmyb) second placec) a Pulitzer Prized) an Oscar

On this date…

The National Public Radio (NPR) program ______ made its debut in 1971.a) All Things

Consideredb) Sesame Streetc) Wait, wait Don’t

Tell Med) Soap

On this date…

The National Public Radio (NPR) program ______ made its debut in 1971.a) All Things

Consideredb) Sesame Streetc) Wait, wait Don’t

Tell Med) Soap

Famous Birthdays

Golda Meir – 1898Bing Crosby – 1903Sugar Ray Robinson – 1921Dulé Hill – 1975

LA Fact ofthe Day

What is onomatopoeia?

LA Fact ofthe Day

The use of words whose sounds imitate or suggest their meaning.Achoo! Ahem. Baa! Bam! Bang. Beep. Belch! Boink. Boo! Boom! Buzz. Cheep. Chirp. Clang. Clap. Click. Cluck. Crackle. Crunch.

Sentences

DeclarativeInterrogative

ImperativeExclamatory

The Mysteriesof Life…

Types of Sentences (for those who missed the last two days of it, or at least missed Tim & Moby)

Sentences

Today’s work:Last practice identifying the different types of sentences

Sentences

PracticeBK English Bookspg. L35 numbers 6-10Identify the sentences & write what punctuation it should have.

Brain Boosters

What do these words have in common?age, blame, curb, dance, evidence, fence, gleam, harm, interest, jam, kiss, latch, motion, nest, order, part, quiz, rest, signal, trust, use, view, win, x-ray, yield, zone

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They can all be used as nouns AND verbs.age, blame, curb, dance, evidence, fence, gleam, harm, interest, jam, kiss, latch, motion, nest, order, part, quiz, rest, signal, trust, use, view, win, x-ray, yield, zone

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What unusual property do the following words have in common?flour, tern, thirsty

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Each can be turned into a number by removing one letter.flour, tern, thirsty

4,10,30

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What occurs once in June, once in July and twice in August?

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The letter u occurs once in June, once in July and twice in August.

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A man rode in on Monday. He stayed for three nights and then left on Monday. How?

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A man rode in on Monday. He stayed for three nights and then left on Monday. How? His horse was named Monday.

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Identify the cliché:Ircad – It’s raining cats & dogsLbyl – Rtr – Hyh! – Llpof – Ftasb –

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Identify the cliché:

Answers are on the NEXT slide!

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Identify the cliché:Ircad – It’s raining cats & dogsLbyl – Look before you leapRtr – Raise the roofHyh! – Hold your horses!Llpof – Liar, liar pants on fireFtasb – Faster than speeding bullet

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