Capitalization
despite being late, Jack was prepared for class.
What is capitalize Despite
After the king ordered his food, the king ate it.
After the king ate his food, he ate it.
What do you use coordinating conjunctions for?
You use them to join ideas.
A sentence includes a subject and a _____.
A sentence includes a subject and a verb.
Adjectives answer what question?
How many? What kind? Which one?
"Tyler said it was on the corner of West and third."
What is capitalize Third
We went to the grocery store.
what is we
When do you use because?
You use it to show how one thing causes another.
I use _____ conjunctions to join sentences.
I use coordinating conjunctions to join sentences.
What part of speech do you place adjectives before?
You place them before nouns.
Brandon and rachel are in advanced math.
What is capitalize Rachel and Advanced Math
After Arija pet her bunny, Carrots, she fed him.
what is she and he
When do you use or?
You use or to show choices.
Joel ran to the store, ___ he spent some money.
Joel ran to the store, and he spent some money.
A snake slithers through the rustling leaves.
Rustling is the adjective.
for some reason, we learn Spanish in english class.
What is capitalize For and English
The truck drivers meet up at Liam's house. Then, the truck drivers played cards.
what is replace the second ''the truck drivers'' with ''they.''
What does FANBOYS stand for.
For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so.
I don't like pepperoni, ___ do I like anchovies.
I don't like pepperoni, nor do I like anchovies.
The adorable little brown puppy sized up the greyhound.
Adorable, little,and brown are the adjectives.
Brayson loves chocolate at Meyers ice Cream, on Dell street.
What is capitalize Ice and Street
Name all the personal pronouns
what is I, we, you, he, she, it, they.
What does AAAWWWUBBIS stand for?
After, although, as, when, while, until, because, before, if, since.
When you have a compound sentence, you use a comma and a ____ to join two sentences.
When you have a compound sentence, you use a comma and a conjunction to join two sentences.
If the yellow man lives in the yellow house, and the red man lives in the red house, where does the blue man live?
Yellow, yellow, red, red, and blue are the adjectives.