Appositives
Appositives clarify a detail about a... (part of speech)
Noun
When the subject is singular, the -s goes after the (subject or verb)?
Verb (The cat runs.)
Adjectives describe...
Nouns
Sight word "I," the first letter of a sentence, specific places, holidays, days of the week, months, names of people
Prefixes go _________ the root word.
Appositives require the clarifying detail to be within... (# and answer)
2 commas
When the subject is plural, the -s goes after the (subject or verb)?
Subject (Those pens run out of ink easily.)
Adjective or adverb? Smart
Adjective
Choose the correct form: I have to clean out my backpack, (to/too/two).
Too (like also)
Suffixes go __________ the root word
After
Fix this appositive: Ms. Ficks the ELD teacher has taught for 5 years.
Ms. Ficks, the ELD teacher, has taught for 5 years.
Fix this sentence: The dog and the cat is snuggled up together.
The dog and the cat are snuggled up together.
Adjective or Adverb? Poorly
Adverb
Fix the capitalization: i always love cooking for thanksgiving!
I always love cooking for Thanksgiving!
Prefix or suffix? Pre
Prefix
Fix this sentence entirely: narita an airport in japan has a pokemon vending machine
Narita, an airport in Japan, has a pokemon vending machine.
Fix this sentence: There is many students at KCCHS.
There are many students at KCCHS.
Adjective or adverb? Yesterday
Adverb
Choose the correct word: I don't want (there/their/they're) germs; they just sneezed!
Their
Prefix or suffix? er
Suffix
Define an appositive
When you take a noun or pronoun and include a clarifying detail about it within 2 commas.
Fix this sentence entirely: ms. jackson my neighbor have a different gardener depending on if it's a saturday or sunday
Ms. Jackson, my neighbor, has a different gardener depending on if it's a Saturday or Sunday.
Adverbs describe... (3 total)
Adjectives, verbs, and other adverbs.
Correct this sentence: i can't wait until (your/you're) birthday on sunday!
I can't wait until your birthday on Sunday!
What does this suffix mean? -less
Without