BELLRINGERHAVE WW EX. A & SENTENCE DIAGRAMS OUT TO CORRECT

Write the following sentences and add commas where necessary.

1. We have read books by Bradbury Shakespeare and Orwell.

2. Next year we will study algebra civics French and American history.

3. We found seaweed in the water on the sand under the rocks and even in our shoes!

WORDLY WISE EX. A

• 1. b• 2. b• 3.c• 4. d• 5. a• 6. a• 7. c• 8. b• 9. b• 10. a

• 11. c• 12. a• 13.d• 14. d• 15. c• 16. b• 17. a• 18. b• 19. b

SENTENCE DIAGRAMS

• 4. Might that sweet old lady have been sleeping there?

• 5. Suddenly the booming thunder echoed hollowly.

CHASSIS

• The base frame of an automobile

CONTEMPORARY

• (adj.) modern

• (n.) person who lived at the same time as

ENTRAILS

• Internal parts or guts of an animal

EPOCH

• A period in history

HOVELA shack

HURTLE

• To move quickly

INSPIRE

• To arouse to action

OVERT

• Done or shown openly

PRINCIPAL

(adj.) first in order of importance, main

(n.) person in charge

(n.) an original amount invested/lent

PROW

• The front of a ship

SACRED

(adj.) religious

(adj.) very serious

TERSE

• Using few words; abrupt

TREPIDATION

• A feeling of fear about something that may happen

WANE

• Grow weaker

WORTHLESS

• valueless

PREPOSITION JINGLE

ADJECTIVE/ADVERB QUESTIONS

Adjective• Which one• What kind• Whose• How many

Adverb• Where• When • Why• How

SENTENCE DIAGRAMMING6-10

• 6. The big bad wolf huffed importantly.

• 7. What child might be crying now?

CONCLUSIONS!

•Hook

•Revisit 3 main arguments (hello…just like the map

sentence!)

•Final gift