Vocabulary
The quality or state of being equal.
a. equality
b. massive
c. social class
d. nonsense
Equality
Use the word Tantrum in a sentence.
Example:
My little brother always has a tantrum when we don't give him candy.
"Friday" is an example of what type of noun?
Proper noun
Beautiful butterflies were swarming the garden.
What is the adjective in the above sentence?
Beautiful
How many sentences should a paragraph have?
At least 5-6
A feeling of liking or attraction
a. blind date
b. soppy
c. to tremble
d. to fancy
To fancy
Use the word nonsense in a sentence.
Example: She doesn't know what she's talking about. She always speaks such nonsense.
Collective noun
Are you always so early to school
This sentence is an example of a
a. statement
b. question
c. exclamation
d. none of these
Question
What should the first sentence in a paragraph be about?
The topic sentence - it should be about the main idea of the paragraph
Excessively sentimental
a. glum
b. soppy
c. pagan
d. tawny
Soppy
Use this word in a sentence: to chat up
Example:
He must really like you. I saw him chatting you up on the basketball court.
Did he go to the mall yesterday?
This sentence is written in what form?
Interrogative form
She swam slowly across the lake.
What is the adverb in this sentence?
Slowly
What should the second sentence of your paragraph be?
An explanation that restates why the main point is important
Sad, quiet, or unhappy
a. glum
b. soppy
c. pagan
d. tawny
Glum
Use this word in a sentence: massive
My cat ______ be 10 years old next week.
a. is going to
b. will
c. is being
d. is not going to be
Will
(because it's inevitable)
The tire on your car is very ______. It's about to fall off.
a. lose
b. loose
c. chose
d. choose
Loose
Your paragraph should end with what?
Irritated, annoyed, or angry
a. grudging
b. affection
c. exasperated
d. tawny
Exasperated
Use this word in a sentence: social class
Example: She is rich and he is poor. They belong to two different social classes.
"To sweep" in the past tense is what?
swept
a. will play
b. are going to play
c. are playing
d. will not play
are playing
(present continuous because there is a set time, Friday)
How many details / supporting evidence should you provide for the main point of your paragraph?
At least 3