Prefix Mal bad ill wrong Sentence Example The angry patient sued the incompetent doctor for malpractice Grammar Pattern of the Week Adjectives describe a noun or pronoun to give more specific meaning They answer the questions What kind Which one How many How much Necess ID: 757538
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English i
September 22, 2014Slide2
Prefix:
Mal- = bad, ill, wrong
Sentence Example
:
The angry patient sued the incompetent doctor for malpractice. Slide3
Grammar Pattern of the Week
Adjectives describe a noun or pronoun to give more specific meaning. They answer the questions: “What kind? Which one? How many? How much?” Necessary to provide more specific information.Slide4
1st-5th
Take English I/Unit 1Test
If you finish, you can read a book or work on your comic script and sketch
DO NOT WRITE ON THE TEST!!!Slide5
6th
Work on comic book script and sketch
I will continue to have conferences with you. Slide6
EngLish I
September 23, 2014Slide7
Prefix:
Mis- = wrong, badly
Sentence Example: Copy and identify the adjectives with “adj” and adverbs with “adv”.
Joe loudly mistreated his sweet girlfriend in the main hall.Slide8
Prefix:
Mis- = wrong, badly
Sentence Example: Copy and identify the adjectives with “adj” and adverbs with “adv”.
Joe
loudly
mistreated his
sweet
girlfriend in the
main
hall.Slide9
Reminders
We will be in the computer lab tomorrow and Friday
Progress reports are going out tomorrow
Reflection Assignment and Peer Evaluations due MondaySlide10
1st
-5
th: Mini Project
Today you will begin the last part of Unit 1, a mini projectYou will receive a rubric and planning sheetSlide11
Immigration advocates want
to oversee
U.S. deportations, Washington Times September 9, 2014
Immigrant advocates on Monday
wantto step in and oversee the Obama administration’s deportation policies, saying the U.S. is violating international standards.Advocates said the administration treats illegal immigrants like criminals when it detains them.“They’re chasing us down as if we were animals,” Saul Merlos, a father from New Orleans who is slated to be deported in December after 18 years in the U.S., told commissioners.Asking to monitor U.S. deportation efforts is the latest move by advocates eager to shame President Obama, who they argue has set new records by deporting about 400,000 immigrants every year. Slide12
1st-6
th
We will be in the computer lab working on our comics.We will use
ToonDoo http://www.toondoo.com/ to create the comicsYou are REQUIRED to have the first 6 panels completedSlide13
EnGLISH I
September 24, 2014Slide14
Prefix:
Non- = not, the reverse of
Sentence Example:
The non-profit organization badly needs money for its expensive projects. Slide15
Prefix:
Non- = not, the reverse of
Sentence Example:
The non-profit organization badly needs money for its expensive projects.
ADJ
ADJ
ADVSlide16
1st-6
th
We will be in the computer lab working on our comics.We will use
ToonDoo http://www.toondoo.com/ to create the comicsSlide17
English i
September 25,2014Slide18
Prefix:
Mono- = one, alone, single
Sentence Example: Copy and identify the adjectives with “adj” and adverbs with “adv”.
The boring teacher talked slowly in a monotone voice.Slide19
Prefix:
Mono- = one, alone, single
Sentence Example: Copy and identify the adjectives with “adj” and adverbs with “adv”.
The
boring
teacher talked
slowly
in a
monotone
voice.Slide20
1st-5
th
Complete Planning Sheet and Plot Mountain of Post-Narrative AssignmentSWRPSlide21
6th
Review of Unit 1 Test on Monday
Jeopardy Game
Study GuideSlide22
English I
September 26, 2014 Slide23
Warm Up Quiz 5
1.What
does “malfunction”
mean?
2. What does “noncommittal” mean?3. How are the roots “mis-” and “mal-” similar? 4. If theism is a belief in a god, what does “monotheism” mean?5. What is the adverb in the sentence: “The loud kids loudly slammed their books on the desks”?Slide24
1st-6
th
1st-5th: Complete
Post-Assessment NarrativeWe will be in the computer lab working on our comics.We will use ToonDoo http://www.toondoo.com/ to create the comics