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Take out your ISN and your red color sheet Copy down HW n oun practice On the TOP of page 5 of your ISN copy the learning target LT I can use nouns to make the writing flow and to create a PICTURE in the readers mind. Bell Ringer . 8/31. :. Read each sentence. Write the correct verb in parentheses. . 1. . The band (play, plays) loudly at the pep rally. . 2. . . . Neither the coughing muffler nor the squeaky brakes . PREFIXES. FORE, PRE, POST. Before and After. PREFIX. . MEANING. . WORDS YOU KNOW. Fore before, toward foresee. Pre before, toward prepare. Post after, behind postscript. FORECAST. (verb)-to predict or estimate in advance. Telling Where You Live. WH Questions. Variations. WHAT?. Where?. When?. How Many?. Who?. How?. Which?. Why?. Partner Practice #1. A: HI! MY NAME ______________. YOU NAME WHAT?. B: MY NAME _____________. NICE MEET-YOU.. !!!!. Verbals. What is a VERBAL??. A verbal is a word that is formed from a . verb. , but it is used in a sentence as a . Noun. Adjective. Or, an Adverb.. There are three kinds of VERBALS:. 1. Gerunds. ACTIVE & PASSIVE VOICE. ACTIVE VS. PASSIVE: DEFINITIONS. ACTIVE VOICE. t. he subject of the sentence performs the action. PASSIVE VOICE. the subject of the sentence receives the action. ACTIVE VS. PASSIVE: EXAMPLES. The Basic Principle: A subject must agree with its verb(s).. S. ingular. . subjects must have . singular. verbs.. Plural. subjects must have . plural. verbs. . In other words, subjects and verbs must match. . Warm-up. Complete Exercise A, #1-5 on page 264. Just write down words that need to be capitalized.. Common Nouns vs. PROPER NOUNS. Common Nouns. : any one of a group of persons, places, things, or ideas.. EMANCIPATE . Verb. Free from bondage, oppression, or . restraint. Can you think of a connection?. http://www.archives.gov/exhibits/featured_documents/emancipation_proclamation. /. MANACLE. Noun. A device for confining the hands, usually consisting of a set of two metal rings that are fastened about the wrist and joined by a metal chain (handcuffs). After three hours of his whining, his parents finally . capitulated. and gave him a Pop Tart.. contrived. ADJECTIVE. Designed in an artificial way (for the sake of deception). He . contrived. a story for his parents about why he was failing English: He would tell them that the teacher didn’t like him.. Types of Nouns. Collective Nouns. A word or word group that is used to name a person, place, thing or idea.. Examples:. Persons: teacher, chef, Nathan,. Places: Grand Canyon, city, kitchen. Things: lamp, Nobel Prize, . A verb must agree with its subject in person and number.. Example: . She advises. (singular). They . advise. (plural). Do not mistake a word in a prepositional phrase for the subject of a sentence.. Verbs What is a Verb? a word which tells what the subject has, does, is , or feels expressed action or state of being Action Expresses action Run, jump, play, lean, write, laugh, love, remember Where would I place my line? Week Eight LA 9 Vocabulary clarity (n.) clearly see; nothing hidden The ocean near the equator has more clarity than the ocean by Washington. noun verb adjective adverb clarity clarify -- -- tantalize (v.) Adapted with permission from the Resident Mentor Pamphlet developed by the Ruth Jackson Orthopaedic Society RJOSenviable or unenviable position depending on yourpoint of view and your talents of train