Week 3 DGP 11 th Grade - PowerPoint Presentation

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Week 3 DGP

11

th

GradeSlide2

Monday: Parts of Speech

when

i

was a little kid

i

loved singing the

wheels on the busSlide3

Monday: Parts of Speech

when- subordinating conjunction

i

- pronoun

was- linking verb

a- article

little- adjective

kid- noun

i

- pronoun

loved- action verb

singing- gerund

the wheels on the bus- proper nounSlide4

Tuesday: Sentence Parts and Phrases

when

i

was a little kid

i

loved singing the

wheels on the busSlide5

Tuesday: Sentence Parts and Phrases

Subject-

i

;

i

Verb-

was; loved

Predicate Nominative- kid

Direct Object- singing the wheels on the bus

Gerund Phrase- singing the wheels on the busSlide6

Wednesday: Sentence Parts and Type

when

i

was a little kid

i

loved singing the

wheels on the busSlide7

Wednesday: Sentence Parts and Type

Dependent Clause:

when

i

was a little kid

Independent

Clause:

i

loved singing the wheels on the bus

Sentence Type:

Complex

,

DeclarativeSlide8

Thursday: Capitalization and Punctuation

when

i

was a little kid

i

loved singing the

wheels on the busSlide9

Thursday: Capitalization and Punctuation

When I was a little kid, I loved singing “

The Wheels on the Bus.”Slide10

Friday: Review Question

What is an appositive/appositive phrase?

Give an example (besides the one in your notes and in this week’s sentence) of a sentence

that includes

an appositive or appositive phrase.Slide11

Friday: Review Question

A direct object is a noun or pronoun that follows an action verb that answers the questions “who?” or “what?” in reference to the verb.

To find a direct object, say “subject,” “verb,” and “whom?” or “what?”

Example: Jamie kicked the door.

Action verb: kicked

Direct Object: door