December 16 th and 19 th Complete Sentence Must have a subject and a verb Is the sentence below complete The dog chewed up his bed YES Subject Predicate Find the Subject and Predicate ID: 472547
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Complete sentences
December 16
th
and 19
th
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Complete Sentence
Must have a subject and a verb.
Is the sentence below complete?
The dog chewed up his bed.YES!
Subject
PredicateSlide3
Find the Subject and Predicate
Circle the complete subject of the sentence below.
Underline the complete predicate.
The cow jumped over the moon.Slide4
Parts of Speech Review
December 16
th
and 19thSlide5
Noun
A person, place, thing, or idea
guy, school, or playground swing
What nouns are in the sentence below?The customer paid for his merchandise with large bills.customer
merchandisebillsSlide6
Pronoun
Take the place of nouns
I, me, him, he, she, he, it, them, they, you, me
What pronouns are present in the sentence below?That blue pen belongs to her.That
herSlide7
Adjective
An ADJECTIVE describes those two (nouns and pronouns)
Which one? What kind? How many? Whose?
How many adjectives are in this sentence:Clowns are colorful, silly, and sometimes scary.3 adjectivesSlide8
Verb
Tells what the subject is doing or gives its state of being
Eat, walk, were, be, shout, sing
What is/are the verb(s) in the sentence below?I sang the baby a lullaby as I rocked her to sleep.sang
rockedSlide9
Adverb
Modifies a verb, adjective, or adverb
How? When? Where? To what extent?
Identify the adverbs in the sentence below:Jackie finally gave into Bill’s requests to daringly run away with him.finally
daringlyawaySlide10
Prepositions
Show relationships between two nouns
In, on, under, with, around, above
Let’s sing our song!What prepositions do you see in the sentence below?In the morning, I like to have my coffee on my back deck while I eat cereal from the box.
in, on, fromSlide11
Conjunctions
Connect words, phrases, or clauses
If, also, but, since, for, as, because
Think of an analogy for the role that a conjunction plays in a sentence.What conjunctions do you see in this sentence?Please dust off your pants and wipe your feet before you come in, but do not worry about what your hair looks like.
and, butSlide12
Interjections
Shows strong feelings
Yes! Wow! Yo!
Is the word in all caps below an interjection or an onomatopoeia? Pop, goes the weasel.Onomatopoeia
Ahh! The monsters are coming for me!InterjectionSlide13
Let’s Play a Game!
You will be organized into groups.
Each group will receive 8 sticky notes, one for each part of speech.
There are 9 sentences posted around the room. Your group’s goal is to be the first group to correctly identify all 8 parts of speech in these sentences.You will have a few minutes to review the parts of speech before we begin.