6th Language Guide 3.3

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Yazmin Resendiz

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22 Slides • 57 Questions

Language Guide

3rd Period 3rd Partial

Vocabulary

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Multiple Choice

___________ will all meet at my house after the game.

Them

Multiple Choice

_________________ decided to hold a meeting tomorrow after school.

Them

They

Multiple Choice

Lydia and ____________ are going to be in the play.

Multiple Choice

Bruce met ______ at the football game.

Multiple Choice

Jeff bought a used bike and painted _________ red

him

them

Multiple Choice

Decide if the underlined part of each sentence is correct.

They tried out for the basketball team

them

correct as is

Multiple Choice

Decide if the underlined part of each sentence is correct.

Susan promised to take they to the lake tomorrow.

them

correct as is

Multiple Choice

Decide if the underlined part of each sentence is correct.

Dad took I and Mark to the beach today

Mark and I

Mark and me

correct

Multiple Choice

Decide if the underlined part of each sentence is correct.

Her and me have been friends for a long time

me and she

she and I

correct

Multiple Choice

Decide if the underlined part of each sentence is correct.

Me and him are exactly the same age

He and I

him and me

correct

Subject and Predicate

& Complete Sentences

A sentence is made up of 2 parts:

Subject and Predicate.

If there is no subject or no predicate, the sentence is not complete!

The subject:

Tells who or what the sentence is about

Subject: who or what the sentence is about

The subject could be a person, a thing, or an animal.
The subject is usually in the beginning of a sentence.
Example: My beautiful mom is cooking.
Example: The nurse checked my temperature.
Example: The table is brown.
Example: The hotel was expensive.
Example: The little kitten is playing.

Multiple Choice

Jenny and I baked cookies.

What is the subject?

Jenny and I

baked cookies

Multiple Choice

The brown dog barked loudly.

What is the subject?

The brown dog

barked loudly

Multiple Choice

The beach was beautiful.

What is the subject?

The beach

was beautiful

The predicate:

Tells more about the subject

Predicate: tells more details about the subject

The predicate can tell what the subject is doing.
The predicate can tell where the subject is at.
The predicate can describe what the subject looks like.
Example: The kitten is playing.
Example: The kitten was under the sofa.
Example: The kitten had orange fur.
Example: The kitten looks very tired,

Multiple Choice

The ant crawled under the shoe.

What is the predicate?

The ant

crawled under the shoe

Multiple Choice

The gray dog had a red collar.

What is the predicate?

The gray dog

had a red collar

Multiple Choice

The last cookie is inside the fridge.

What is the predicate?

The last cookie

is inside the fridge

Possessive Pronouns and Possessive Adjectives

Possessive adjectives

Possessive adjectives are used to show that someone owns or possesses something.

Example

"Mr. Gonzalo likes Mr. Gonzalo's books"

It sounds strange to use "Mr. Gonzalo" twice in a sentence. A possessive adjective solves the problem.

"Mr. Gonzalo likes his books"

Practice

Choose the correct possessive adjective

Multiple Choice

The possessive adjective for "I" is...

his

her

Multiple Choice

The possessive adjective for "he" is...

he is

his

her

Multiple Choice

The possessive adjective for "They" is...

their

our

his

Multiple Choice

Does she keep _____ money in a piggy bank?

you're

him

they're

her

Multiple Choice

That tree has lost almost all of _____ leaves.

their

its

them

Multiple Choice

I found a purple hat in the snow. Is it _____?

yours

them

your's

him

Possessive Pronouns

Possessive pronouns simplify ideas that show possession of something.

Possessive Pronouns must be used without the noun

Example:

My phone is dead. Pass me your phone. (possessive adjective)

My phone is dead. Pass me yours. (possessive pronoun)

Practice

Choose the correct possessive pronoun

Multiple Choice

That ball isn't _____.

mine

him

our

Multiple Choice

I found this ball near the neighbors' fence. Do you think it's ____?

thems

theirs

there's

Multiple Choice

This paintbrush has lost all of ______ bristles.

its

his

it's

Multiple Choice

Their house is smaller than ______.

ours

it's

their's

our's

Practice

Choose the correct possessive pronoun or possessive adjective.

REMEMBER:

POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES + OBJECT

Multiple Choice

Can you come to ____ house this afternoon?

hour

our

ours

Multiple Choice

Carlos needs that book. Can you get it for ______?

them

him

his

Multiple Choice

Brian forgot to write his name on the test, but the teacher knew it was ____.

his

its

him

Multiple Choice

I bought this house. This house is...

mine

hers

his

Multiple Choice

My friends and I like _____ new classroom.

Their

They

Our

Multiple Choice

She bought that house. It's...

mine

hers

his

Multiple Choice

The house is big, but _____ windows are small.

His

Its

Her

Multiple Choice

They bought that house. It's...

they

theirs

their

his

Multiple Choice

My grandfather and grandmother go to the beach, but _____ dogs don't go.

their

they

its

Connectors "where, when, if and because"

A connector is a word, such as when or where, that joins a clause to another clause.

Connectors "where, when, if and because"

When expresses a relationship of time.

Example: I will eat dinner when mom comes home.

Where expresses a relationship of space.

Example: There is usually fire where there is smoke.

If the clause containing where or when comes before the main clause, we use a comma.

Examples:

When mom comes home, I will eat dinner.

Where there is smoke, there is fire.

Multiple Choice

Choose the right relative adverb,

The year ________ you were born was memorable

Whose

Why

Where

When

Multiple Choice

Can you name the country ___ Mount Everest can be found?

Where

Why

When

Who

Multiple Choice

Can you name the season _________ tree leaves fall on the ground?

That

Whose

Where

When

Multiple Choice

Choose the right relative adverb,

The city ________ you live is beautiful

When

Whom

Who

Where

Fill in the Blanks

Type answer...

Fill in the Blanks

Type answer...

Fill in the Blanks

Type answer...

Fill in the Blanks

Type answer...

Because is a connector that expresses a relationship of cause and effect.

Example: I ate the doughnut because I was hungry.

If is a connector that expresses a conditional relationship.

Example: I will buy your car if you sell it to me today.

If the clause containing because or if comes before the main clause, we use a comma.

Examples:

Because I was hungry, I ate the doughnut.

If you sell it to me today, I will buy your car.

Multiple Choice

Mother didn't cook today ____________ she was busy.

but

and

because

Multiple Choice

I could go on the trip _________ I'm not sick.

and

but

Multiple Choice

Puan Seri went to the hospital _______ she has been feeling dizzy often.

but

because

and

Multiple Choice

I can play football with my friend _______ I don't have a sprained ankle.

because

but

and

Multiple Choice

She took in the clothes ____________ it was going to rain.

because

and

but

Multiple Choice