Types of sentences
Name the three types of sentences
Declarative, interrogative, imperative
What time does the word noon refer to?
12:00pm
What are prepositions?
It is used to show a relationship between a noun or pronoun in a sentence
What do pronouns do?
They replace nouns in sentences
What does a demonstrative pronoun do?
Used to show or identify something that you are pointing to, either close or far away
What is a declarative sentence?
the kind of sentence that makes a statement or “declares” something
What time does the word middday refer to?
Between 11AM -2Pm
What are the three things you need to give directions?
action words, preposition, landmark
Fill in the correct pronoun.
My dog and I are running, ______ are getting tired.
we
What time do we refer to when we talk about the crack of dawn?
Before sunrise around 4 AM
What is an interrogative sentence?
A sentence that asks a question
Write this time in words
3:00
3 o'clock
Give the dirrections from the classroom to the nurse's office
*response vary*
Fill in the correct pronoun.
You need to get _________ ready to go to school.
yourself
What time are we referring to when we say twilight?
When the sun is barely lighting up the sky (before sunrise or a little bit after sunset)
What is an imperative sentence?
A sentence that gives a command or an order
Write this time in words?
10:45
Quarter to eleven
Give the directions from the classroom to the front door of the school.
*responses vary*
Name the types of pronouns
personal, demonstrative, reflexive, reciprocal, relative, indefinite, interrogative
Make a sentence using the interrogative word :Whom
*answers vary*
Change this sentence: I need someone to teach me how to play tennis.
Into an imperative, and interrogative sentence
Imperative --> Teach me how to plat tennis.
Interrogative --> Who can teach me how to play tennis?
Write this time in words
6:15
Quarter past six
Name 5 prepositions
*response vary*
What is an example of a reciprocal pronoun
each other, one another
What do a.m. and p.m. mean?
a.m. --> before midday
p.m. --> after midday