Grammar Sentences
When I get home, I have to clean my room, and do my homework, eat dinner.
When I get home, I have to clean my room, do my homework, and eat dinner.
What does an adjective do?
An adjective describes a noun.
Break
A break is a short rest.
Mission
A mission is an important job you do.
Problem
When I have a hard math problem in my homework, my mom helps me solve it.
You should'nt leave food on your plate during lunch.
You shouldn't leave food on your plate during lunch.
What is an contraction?
A contraction is when we put 2 words together to make them short. We use an apostrophe.
Spectacular
If something is spectacular, it is very big and exciting to look at.
Landed
If something landed, it came down to the ground.
Land
After the long flight, my plane finally landed.
I really want a silk red bow for Christmas.
I really want a red silk bow for Christmas.
When do we use "and"?
We use ‘and’ in front of the last word in a list.
Dig
To dig is to move dirt with a shovel, a machine, or your hands.
Problem
A problem is something that is hard to figure out.
Dig
My dad helped my grandmother plant a tree by digging a hole in the ground.
I wanted to eat dessert and I was too full.
I wanted to eat dessert but I was too full.
When do we use "but"?
We use ‘but’ to connect two opposite sentences.
Direction
A direction is the way or path that someone goes.
Explore
When you explore a place, you look around to find out what it is like.
Direction
The sign shows us which direction to go on when we hike.
My mother was hungry when they got home because they did'nt eat lunch.
My mother was hungry when she got home because she didn't eat lunch.
When do we use "or"?
We use ‘or’ when we give choices in sentences or questions.
Chance
Chance is the word used to describe the possibility of an event.
Split
When you split, you divide or separate.
Chance
If I study for my dictation test, my chance at doing well is high.