Vocabulary
Define reticent
Reluctant to talk; reserved
Goodness! That loud bolt of lightning sounded terrifying!
part of speech for goodness?
Interjection
In the park and around the corner
F
She screamed the door slammed unexpectedly.
CX, when, (2)
She screamed when the door slammed unexpectedly.
Adjective questions
What kind? How many? Which one?
Define valiant
Showing bravery
Did you remember to do your homework last night?
Part of speech for did?
Helping verb
Remember your backpack!
S
Go to bed brush your teeth
CX, before, (1)
Before you go to bed, brush your teeth.
This type of clause has a subject, verb, and CANNOT stand on its own as a complete thought
Dependent clause
Define prevalent
Widely practiced
Ziggy's behavior during walks has improved.
Part of speech for Ziggy?
Possessive Noun Adjective
My nieces and nephews came over for dinner.
SCS
She stayed up she finished her homework
CX- until, (2)
She stayed up until she finished her homework.
_______ : tennis :: club : golf
Racket
Define validate
To confirm truth or fact
The rude kids loudly talked throughout the movie.
Part of speech for loudly?
Adverb
The students clapped their hands and cheered loudly.
SCV
She hates tomatoes she loves ketchup.
CX- Although, (1)
Although she hates tomatoes, she loves ketchup.
When you have an inverted sentence, you underline the predicate parts twice and the subject parts once. What do inverted sentences start with? (must get all 3 of these.)
Helping verb, prepositional phrase, or an adverb
Antonym for validate
Refute
The teacher and her students decided to go outside during class on Friday.
Part of speech for teacher/students?
Compound Subject Noun
After you finish your homework, you can watch TV.
CX
The projector stopped working Mr. Phillips came to fix it.
CX- when, (1)
When the projector stopped working, Mr. Phillips came to fix it.
He forgot his phone at school over the weekend.
Part of speech for "he"?
Subject Pronoun