Homophones
What do we call words that sound the same but have different meanings, like "to," "two," and "too"?
Homophones
What is an interjection? Give an example.
Are words that express emotion within a sentence.
What is the past tense of the verb "jump"?
jumped
Which is the meaning of POV?
Point of View
Choose the correct homophone:
"Luci needs some _____________ for baking a cake." (flour/flower)
flour
Choose the correct interjection to express surprise: "___! I didn’t see that coming!" (Wow/Why)
WOW
Change this sentence to past tense:
"She walks to school."
She walked to school.
What is the difference between first person and third person point of view?
In First person you are included, in thrid person you are not.
Fill in the blank with the correct homophone:
"I can’t believe Helena won the ___ (race/rays)!"
race
Identify the interjection in this sentence:
"Hooray! We won the game!"
Hooray
What is the past tense of "go"?
went
Rewrite this sentence from a first-person point of view:
"She was happy."
I was happy.
Which pair of words are homophones: "accept/except" or "red/read"?
red and read (past)
How does an interjection show strong emotions?
with the exclamtion mark.
What is the past tense of "teach"?
taught
Identify the point of view in this sentence:
"He thought the movie was great."
Third person POV
Write on the board a sentence using the homophones "knight" and "night."
Depends on your answer
Write a sentence that includes an interjection that shows disgust.
Depends on the sentence.
Write a sentence on the board using two irregular verbs in past tense.
Depends on your answer
Write a sentence using Second Person POV
Depends on the answer.