Which contraction is correct?
a. Dont'
b. Donot'
c. Don't
d. Do'nt
c. Don't
Daniela baked some banana bread in the morning.
Which verb tense are we using? Mention it.
Past tense - BAKED
Mention the verb tenses we use.
PRESENT, PAST and FUTURE.
VERB is part of the OBJECT.
TRUE or FALSE?
TRUE
Contraction for: SHE WILL
SHE'LL
Who or what the sentence is talking about.
SUBJECT or OBJECT?
SUBJECT
Syllables: Word with 4 syllables
a. Atlantic
b. Continental
c. Magnet
d. Thanksgiving
b. CONTINENTAL
CON/TI/NEN/TAL
Which sentence is written correctly?
a. Marias' cat is very sleepy.
b. Maria's cat is very sleepy.
c. Marias cat' is very sleepy.
b. Maria's cat is very sleepy.
SYLLABLES: Which word has 3 syllables?
A. Robot
B. Tornado
C. Basement
TORNADO
TOR/NA/DO
Claudia plays Nintento after doing her homework.
Change it to past tense.
Claudia played Nintento after doing her homework.
ALPHABETICAL ORDER:
Yellow, green, purple, orange, gold, blue, red.
Lucia and Susan went to Interplaza yesterday.
Identify: OBJECT
went to Interplaza yesterday.
Choose the answer in past tense:
Gabriela _____ a book with her best friend.
a. Reads
b. Readed
c. Read
c. Read
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE:
Dateline of the newspaper?
March 22nd 2020
Who? What? Where? When? Why?
Diego _______ soccer with his friends.
a. playd
b. played
c. plaied
B. Played
IDENTIFY SUBJECT & OBJECT FROM THIS SENTENCE:
My grandma bakes delicious chocolate chip cookies.
SUBJECT - My grandma
OBJECT - bakes delicious chocolate chip cookies.
ALPHABETICAL ORDER:
Water, Wave, Lemon, Lion, Carrot, Corn.
Carrot, corn, lemon, lion, water, wave.
Mention 4 elements of a Newspaper Article
byline, headline, drophead, dateline, name of the newspaper, lead,body, photo, caption, section.
What's the headline of this newspaper article?
Can you give a home to this dog?
Break this word into syllables: DICTIONARY
DIC/TION/AR/Y
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE:
What is the byline of the article.
ANYA SMITH
Give a sentence in present tense and use the same for past and future tense.
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Give a sentence in past tense and use the same for present and future tense.
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ALPHABETICAL ORDER:
Emilio, Ester, Elizabeth, Elisa, Esteban.
Elisa, Elizabeth, Emilio, Esteban, Ester.