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Sentence Imitation Valentine's

Sentence Imitation Valentine's

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English

6th - 12th Grade

Easy

CCSS
L.4.2C, RL.2.6, RF.3.3B

+9

Standards-aligned

Created by

Elias Nogueras

Used 2+ times

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12 Slides • 9 Questions

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Sentence Imitation Valentine's

Comma lesson!

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Your turn: Come up with your own sentence using a comma and any of your coordinating conjunctions!

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Your turn: Come up with your own sentence using a comma and any of your subordinating conjunctions!

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Your turn: Come up with your own sentence using an introductory phrase followed by a comma!

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Your turn: Come up with your own sentence using commas to separate your appositive phrase.

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Your turn: Come up with your own sentence using your tag in the MIDDLE of your quote. Separate your quote from the tag using commas!

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Your turn: Come up with your own sentence using a comma to separate your adjectives.

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Your turn: Come up with your own sentence starting with a transitional word followed by a comma!

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Your turn: Come up with your own sentence using commas to separate 3 or more items.

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Write the sentences. Add commas where they need to go in the following sentences:


1. His car a Honda is brand new.

2. “When you see her” he said “tell her I said hello.”

3. The tall strong outfielder is a powerful hitter.

4. She missed her flight so she will get in late.

5. While I watched the game someone stole my wallet.

6. After lunch we go to 4th period.

Sentence Imitation Valentine's

Comma lesson!

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