Grammar 2/16

Grammar 2/16

ELAGSE4L1 Demonstrate command of the conventions of Standard English grammar and usage when writing or speaking.

a. Use relative pronouns (who, whose, whom, which, that) and relative adverbs (where, when, why)

Multiple Choice

Mill Hill Road is where the accident happened. What is the relative adverb?

• Is

• Where

• The

• accident

• Happened

Multiple Choice

I remember the day when you were born. What is the relative Adverb?

• Remember

• The

• When

• You

• Were

Multiple Choice

Do you know why Susan left so abruptly? What is the relative adverb?

• Do

• you

• why

• left

Multiple Choice

What is the Relative Adverb in the sentence:

There must be a reason why I didn't see you on Zoom.

• must

• where

• when

• why

Multiple Choice

What is the Relative Adverb in the sentence:

Please email me when you get back from your trip.

• why

• call

• when

• where

Multiple Choice

What is the Relative Adverb in the sentence:

Do you know where I can buy a new pair of shoes?

• why

• when

• where

• can

Open Ended

Draft your first paragraph (this is a draft. It doesn't have to be perfect BUT IT DOES HAVE TO BE AT LEAST THREE SENTENCES!)

Open Ended

What is the setting going to be?

Open Ended

Who are your characters going to be?