Spelling
What is the correct spelling?
ocasion - ocation - ocassion - occasion
occasion
Noun phrases consist of nouns and words that describe them.. true or false?
True
Find the verb phrase: Sam is going to the market tomorrow.
is going
A word that describes nouns.
verb - pronoun - adjective - adverb
adjective
Luz made up her mind to play Henny Penny.
understood - decided
decided
What is the correct spelling?
rythem - rhythem - rhythm - rhyethm
rhythm
Noun phrases are always very long and are at least five words in lenght. True or False
False
will be singing.
Words that show emotion or surprise:
subject - interjection - conjunction
interjection
She practiced her lines. She knew the lines by heart.
memorized the lines - forgot the lines - read the lines.
memorized the lines
forward - forword - farword - fourward
forward
What is the purpose of noun phrases?
To describe and name ideas clearly and specifically.
Mention the tenses of the following verbs:
sat - taking - will go
past - present - future
Less specific word used in place of a noun.
verb - adjective - noun - adverb - pronoun
pronoun
The Nintendo Switch cost an arm and a leg.
was expensive - was cheap
was expensive
what is the correct spelling?
parlement - parliament - parlament - parlamento
parliament
Find the Noun Phrase: Researchers have created a new cybersecurity defence approach.
a new cybersecurity defense approach
Find the verb phrase: Mary will have been playing flute for ten years next month.
will have been playing
Connects words or groups of words (and, but, or )
adverb - conjunction - interjection - pronoun
conjunction
You will get into hot water when going out for no particular reason.
get into trouble - stay safe - remain calm
get into trouble
thoroughly - thoroughley - throghly
thoroughly
Find the noun phrase : I still have the book that she gave me last week.
the book that she gave me
Write one sentence that includes a 3-word verb phrase.
(answers vary)
am, is are, was, were, be, being, been
prepositions - dead words - main verbs - state of being verbs
state of being verbs
Although we argued with him for a long time, he ____ his ground.
remained - sat - kept - stood
stood