Find the mistake!
Yesterday we went to the zoo but it is raining.
Yesterday we went to the zoo but it was raining.
How can you join these sentences?
Rebecca is smart.
Rebecca is funny.
Rebecca is smart and funny.
Aaron forgot his notebook, so he was not able to complete his homework.
Cause: Aaron forgot his notebook.
Effect: Aaron was not able to complete his homework.
Fill in the blank:
Amy saw ___ (a, an) UFO on Amsterdam Avenue.
a
The old car needs fixing but the new one don't.
The old car needs fixing but the new one doesn't.
How can you join these sentences?
We earned 10 dollars selling lemonade.
We earned 20 dollars selling cookies.
We earned 30 dollars selling lemonade and cookies.
What is the cause and effect in this sentence?
The alarm rang, so I woke up.
cause: The alarm rang.
effect: I woke up.
___ (A, An) FBI agent is knocking at my neighbor's door.
An
You could help me with this?
Could you help me with this?
How can we join these sentences?
Jenny is scared of heights.
She will not go on the roller coaster.
Jenny is scared of heights, so she will not go on the roller coaster.
Jenny will not go on the roller coaster because she is scared of heights.
What is the cause and effect in this sentence?
A basketball player was traveling, so the referee called a penalty.
cause: A basketball player was traveling.
effect: The referee called a penalty.
How high is a regulation NBA hoop?
10 feet
on friday, i went to school. (3 errors)
On Friday, I went to school.
How can we join these sentences?
Sean wanted to learn to play the guitar.
His mom wanted him to play the piano.
Sean wanted to learn to play the guitar, but his mom wanted him to play the piano.
what is the cause and effect in this sentence?
Since school was canceled, we went to the mall.
Cause: School was canceled.
Effect: We went to the mall.Which of these sentences indicates that ALL the students received awards?
- I gave awards to the students, who had earned perfect scores.
- I gave awards to the students who had earned perfect scores.
I gave awards to the students, who had earned perfect scores.