Comparatives/Superlatives
Nice
Nice, Nicer, Nicest
I _________ buy a new car on Saturday.
I am going to buy a new car on Saturday.
The first sentence in a paragraph should be indented 5 spaces. True or False?
True
Noun
Person, place or thing
The book is ___ the table.
The book is ON the table.
clean
clean, cleaner, cleanest
I _______ have the pizza and a Coke.
I will have the pizza and a coke
Where does the topic sentence of a paragraph go - in the beginning, middle, or end?
A topic sentence goes in the beginning of a paragraph.
Adjective
Adjectives describe nouns
The keys are _______ the drawer.
The keys are IN the drawer.
good
good, better, best
The phone rings. You yell, "I____ get it!"
The phone rings. You yell, "I'll get it!"
The first letter of the first word in a sentence should always be ______________.
The first letter of the first word in a sentence should always be ______________.
Verb
A verb expresses an action or state of being
I'll meet you _______ the entrance to the park.
I'll meet you AT the entrance to the park.
important
important, more important, most important
They _________ visit Spain this summer.
They are going to visit Spain this summer.
Every sentence (except if it is in the imperative form) must have a ___________ and ____________.
Every sentence (except if it is in the imperative form) must have a subject and verb.
Adverb
An adverb describes a verb
We are ________ the room at the back of the house.
We are IN the room at the back of the house.
bad
bad, worse, worst
I______ have coffee with Joe at 3:30 pm this afternoon.
I'm going to have coffee with Joe at 3:30 this afternoon.
Should examples be given as part of the topic sentence, supporting sentences or concluding sentence?
Examples should be given as part of the supporting sentences.
When would you use the words at, on, or in?
When you are trying to describe the location of something.
They are taking a cruise ______ the Nile River.
They are taking a cruise ON the Nile River.