EIC 2 WRITING 1 (2nd)

EIC 2 WRITING 1 (2nd)

by Chris Rójaѕ

​THE CONJUNCTION and

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OBJECTIVES:

Grammar: To learn about and

Vocabulary and Spelling: To study common words with the sound of e in eat

Writing: To write about your schedule for next week​

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​ACTIVITY 2   Sentence Combining: Connecting Ideas with and

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Combine the two sentences with and. You may need to change some words and omit others.

Example: I like apples. I like lemons.

Answer: I like apples and lemons.

It is a yellow snake. It is a red snake.

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Combine the two sentences with and. You may need to change some words and omit others.

I'm afraid of dogs. I'm afraid of spiders.

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Combine the two sentences with and. You may need to change some words and omit others.

This sentence contains one verb. This sentence contains two nouns.

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Combine the two sentences with and. You may need to change some words and omit others.

Lunch in Central America usually has rice. Lunch in Central America usually has beans.

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Combine the two sentences with and. You may need to change some words and omit others.

She has classes in the morning. She has classes at night.

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Combine the two sentences with and. You may need to change some words and omit others.

Make is a verb. Take is a verb

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Combine the two sentences with and. You may need to change some words and omit others.

Snake has five letters. Spain has five letters.

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Combine the two sentences with and. You may need to change some words and omit others.

We eat eggs in the morning. We drink coffee in the morning.

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Combine the two sentences with and. You may need to change some words and omit others.

January has 31 days. October has 31 days

​ACTIVITY 3   Writing Sentences with More than One Subject  

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Combine the two sentences into one sentence. You can leave out some words, but make sure all the original ideas are in your sentence.

Example: France is in Europe. England is in Europe.

Answer: France and England are in Europe.

Basketball is a sport. Football is a sport.

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Combine the two sentences into one sentence. You can leave out some words, but make sure all the original ideas are in your sentence.

An apple is a delicious kind of fruit. A banana is a delicious kind of fruit.

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Combine the two sentences into one sentence. You can leave out some words, but make sure all the original ideas are in your sentence.

Go is a simple verb. Eat is a simple verb. Take is a simple verb.

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Combine the two sentences into one sentence. You can leave out some words, but make sure all the original ideas are in your sentence.

The word homework has eight letters. The word possible has eight letters.

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Combine the two sentences into one sentence. You can leave out some words, but make sure all the original ideas are in your sentence.

Yellow is a pretty color. Green is a pretty color. Blue is a pretty color.

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Combine the two sentences into one sentence. You can leave out some words, but make sure all the original ideas are in your sentence.

Isabella is a high school student. Sophia is a high school student.

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Combine the two sentences into one sentence. You can leave out some words, but make sure all the original ideas are in your sentence.

Istanbul is a city in Turkey. Ankara is a city in Turkey. Izmir is a city in Turkey.

ACTIVITY 4 Writing Sentences with More than One Subject​

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Fill in the Blanks

Combine the sentences to write one sentence. You can leave out some words, but make sure all the original ideas are in your sentence.

Lee speaks Chinese. Lee speaks Korean. Lee speaks English.

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Combine the sentences to write one sentence. You can leave out some words, but make sure all the original ideas are in your sentence.

I eat scrambled eggs for breakfast. I eat toast for breakfast. I eat fruit for breakfast.

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Combine the sentences to write one sentence. You can leave out some words, but make sure all the original ideas are in your sentence.

My children play football. My children play video games.

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Combine the sentences to write one sentence. You can leave out some words, but make sure all the original ideas are in your sentence.

Susan has a cat. Susan has five goldfish. Susan has a parrot.

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Combine the sentences to write one sentence. You can leave out some words, but make sure all the original ideas are in your sentence.

My brother can cook pasta well. My brother can cook steak well.

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Combine the sentences to write one sentence. You can leave out some words, but make sure all the original ideas are in your sentence.

Jose likes math. Jose likes science. Jose likes English. Jose likes history.

​ACTIVITY 5 Writing Sentences with More than One Verb

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Combine the sentences to make one sentence. You can leave out some words, but make sure all the original ideas are in your sentence.

Example: Franks lives in New York. Frank works in New York.

Answer: Frank lives and works in New York.

Ducks swim. Ducks fly.

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Maria buys the food. Maria cooks the food.

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Maria buys the food on Sunday. Maria cooks the food on Monday.

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Every morning I wake up before 7 a.m. Every morning I take a shower before 7 a.m. Every morning I get dressed before 7 a.m.

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Students in this class read several books. Students in this class write two long reports. Students in this class take three big exams.

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Alan makes a list of new English words. Alan studies it carefully.

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Norah writes new English words in her notebook. Norah says them five times. Norah thinks of an example sentence for every word.

ACTIVITY 6 Correcting Sentences with and​

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Write these sentences with correct capital letters, commas, and periods.

the main cities in canada are toronto montreal and vancouver

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Write these sentences with correct capital letters, commas, and periods.

toronto vancouver and montreal have very busy airports

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Write these sentences with correct capital letters, commas, and periods.

the two official languages in canada are english and french

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Write these sentences with correct capital letters, commas, and periods.

many people live in ontario quebec british columbia and alberta

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Write these sentences with correct capital letters, commas, and periods.

russia canada the united states china and brazil are very big countries

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Write these sentences with correct capital letters, commas, and periods.

the flag of canada is red and white

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Write these sentences with correct capital letters, commas, and periods.

four common names for girls in canada are emily emma olivia and sophia

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Write these sentences with correct capital letters, commas, and periods.

four common names for bovs in canada are liam than jackson and jacob

ACTIVITY 7 Scrambled Sentences​

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ACTIVITY 8 Finding and Correcting 10 Mistakes​

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ACTIVITY 9 Practicing Grammar and Vocabulary in Model Writing​

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