Their/ They're/ There
Prepositions
Verbals
Connotation & Denotation
Affixes
100

What does they're stand for? 

They are 

100

prepositions are always part of ______________

prepositional phrases 

100

What are verbals? 

verbs acting as different parts of speech

100

What is denotation?

the literal or dictionary meaning of something

100

What does the affix fac mean?

to do/ make 

200

Use ______________ to show possession. 

Their 

200

Prepositions give more information about __________, ______________, _____________. 


fill in at least two of these blanks for the points 

time, place, location, direction 

200

Gerunds are verbs acting as __________. They often end with the letters _____. 

nouns

-ing 

200

What is connotation? What are the types? 

meaning and feelings that are associated WITH the literal meaning of the word. 


positive, negative, neutral 

200

If aqua means water, what do you think an aqueduct is? Use the meaning of affixes/ roots in your definition.

something that leads water somewhere

300

What are their, there, and they're called? 


Hint: they SOUND the SAME, but have different meanings

homophones 

300

What part of speech ends a prepositional phrase?

noun ( or pronoun) 

300

infinitives begin with the word________. They act as ___________, ____________, or ______________. 

to

nouns, adjecitves, adverbs 

300

Do these two words have the same type of denotation or connotation?

plain and natural

the same denotation 

300

What affix or root word does the word patriarch have? ( that we have learned). What does it mean?

patri/ pater= father 

400

When should "there" be used? 

to show location 

400

what are the prepositions in the following sentences: 


The big, fat hippo named Mr. Hippo swam under the bridge and out into the river. During the swim, below the bridge, he was thinking very hard. 

under, out into, during, below,

400

Identify the participle in the sentence: 

Climbing the tree, Sammy moved quickly to escape the  zombie who crawled after her. 

Climbing 

400

Which of these words have a positive connotation? 

refreshing, fashionable, thrifty, cheap, forceful, social, brilliant, snob, giggle, cackle, curious, nosey

refreshing, fashionable, thrifty, social, brilliant, giggle, curious 

400

If national refers to nations, what is international travel?

travel between NATIONS 

500

The students left _________ teacher at science camp. 


_______________ going to science camp tonight to get her back. 


When they arrived __________, she was so mad. 

their

They're

there 

500

What are the prepositions in these sentences: The hippo who wore a pink ribbon upon her head was standing among two other hippos who also wore pink ribbons. There was also one hippo without a ribbon. Mr. Hippo watched them and forgot about the need he had. He thought the hippo who wore a pink ribbon atop her head was the most beautiful creature he had ever seen. 

upon, among, without, atop

500

What is wrong with this sentence? Tired, the football coach spoke with the player.

Dangling participle- we don't know if the participle is modifying the coach or the player.  
500

What are two pairs of words that have the same denotation as their partner word, but different connotations? Explain what connotation each word has 

ex: 

Pair 1: ________ & _________ have the same denotation but _____ has a positive connotation and _______ has a neutral connotation. 

answers may vary 

500

Would you rather have a leader is malevolent or benevolent? Why? Use meaning of affixes 

benevolent. bene= good. so someone who is benevolent must be good. Malevolent has the affix Mal which means bad so they must do bad things.