Making inferences
Compare and contrast
Subject pronouns
Verb tenses
Subject and predicate
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The Race
What can you infer this reading is about?
Horse races
100
Compare: How are New York City and Madrid similar?
They both are cities.
100
Complete the sentence with a subject pronoun:
________ are my best friends.
They
100
Complete this sentence:
She __________ very brave. Use the "to be" verb.
She is very brave.
100
Identify the subject.
They are my friends.
They
200
The Race
What is your evidence for making your inference?
The title. The picture.
200
Contrast: How are New York City and Madrid different?
New York is in the U.S.
Madrid is in Europe.
200
Identify the subject pronoun:
We like to run.
We
200
Complete the sentence. Use the present tense.
She ____________ (to swim) at the pool.
She swims at the pool.
200
Identify the predicate.
We went to the park.
went to the park
300
What is an inference?
A smart guess
300
What does it mean to compare?
To see how two things are alike or similar.
300
Identify the subject pronoun:
It is a sunny day.
It
300
What is she doing? Use present progressive tense.
She is sleeping.
300
Identify the subject and the predicate.
You are very funny.
Subject: You
Predicate: are very funny.
400
What are some words we can use when making an inference?
"I think..."
"My guess is..."
400
What does it mean to contrast?
To see how two things are different.
400
Write your own sentence with a subject pronoun.
Example: He runs to the park.
400
What are they doing? Use present progressive tense.
They are laughing.
400
Write your own sentence with a subject, predicate, and subject pronoun.
Identify each one.
He is my best friend.
Subject: He
Predicate: is my best friend.
Subject pronoun: He
500
What are the two parts to making an inference?
What I know + Information from the author and text.
500
What is the chart we use when we compare and contrast?
A Venn diagram
500
What are the subject pronouns? Name them all.
I, you, he, she, it, we, they
500
Write your own sentence using present progressive tense.
Example: They are running.
500
Is this a complete sentence? Why or why not?
went to the grocery store.
No. It is a predicate. There is no subject.