Compound sentences
Compound or simple?
My sister and I like making blueberry pies.
Simple
Identify the relative pronoun.
Ava is the girl who has five cats.
who
Helping verb? Harry will play football next week.
will
Wednesday -> the others are all months!
My favrit color is purple.
favrit = favorite
and
Relative pronoun or adverb?
I wonder where they keep the cookie jar.
where = relative adverb
Fill in a helping verb
We _____ earned enough money to go to the zoo.
have OR had OR will have
eggs, ice cream, toast, bacon, cereal
ice cream -> you don't eat it for breakfast!
I want pizza for diner.
1st independent clause? I can bake cookies, but I don't feel like baking today.
I can bake cookies
Fill in the gap
Do you know _____ the restaurant is closed?
why
Make a sentence that uses the helping verb 'will'.
Was it correct?
boot, room, hot, moon, food
hot -> doesn't have an 'oo' sound!
Whats your name?
Whats = What's
Make this into a compound sentence.
Jason could buy a hamburger for lunch.e.g. Jason could buy a hamburger for lunch, or he could buy a sandwich.
Name all five relative pronouns and all three relative adverbs.
who, whom, whose, that, which, when, where, why
Insert a helping verb to make this sentence about the past.
This time last August, I ____ swimming in the sea.
was
Germany, France, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium
France -> all the others speak German!
I couldn't beleive what I was seeing!
beleive = believe
Identify the three main parts of this compound sentence: I finished my homework early, so I had 20 extra minutes to play.
1st independent clause = I finished my homework early
Coordinating conjunction = so
2nd independent clause = I had 20 extra minutes to play
What kind of information do the following relative pronouns/adverbs give us?
who, why, that, where
who = information about people
why = gives us reasons
that = information about objects
where = information about places
What endings go on the MAIN verb when using the following helping verbs?
have/has/had
will
is/am/are/was/were
have/has/had = -ed
is/am/are/was/were = -ing
will = stays the same!
walked, ran, had, was, sing
sing -> it's in the present!
It's neccessary to wear warm clothes when it's snowing.