1-26-23 WEEK 2

Thursday

1-26-23/ ELA 11

Nouns

What are nouns?

Nouns are people, places, and things

What are some examples of nouns?

Multiple Select

Select the nouns in the sentence.

I went home and washed the dishes last night.

• I

• home

• washed

• dishes

• night

Nouns

Common and Proper

Common nouns refer to things in general

What are some examples of nouns?

Nouns

Common and Proper

Proper nouns are always capitalized. Common nouns are not

What are some examples of nouns?

Nouns

Common and Proper

Proper nouns refer to specific things, places, and people.

What are some examples of nouns?

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Ice-cream and dessert are ​

Select answer

, but Bryers and Ben and Jerry's are ​

Select answer

.

Drag and Drop

You should always​

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proper nouns.

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capitalize

punctuate

italisize

underline

italicize

bold

strike out

Drag and Drop

​

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is a proper noun, but ​

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is a common noun because that term could refer to any school​

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.

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North Marion High School

secondary school

in general

Adjectives

What are adjectives?

Adjectives describe nouns. They describe people, places, and things

What are some examples of adjectives?

Multiple Select

Read the following sentence and select the adjectives

That little puppy is adorable

• that

• little

• puppy

• adorable

Multiple Select

Select the examples of adjectives

• red

• follow

• phone

• big

Multiple Select

Read the following sentence and select the adjectives

You did a good job on your project.

• you

• good

• job

• on

• project

Verbs

What are verbs?

​Verbs are words that show ACTION or a "STATE OF BEING."

What are some examples of verbs?

Verbs

Reminder: sometimes words can count as

more than one part of speech, so we

shouldn’t memorize certain action verbs

as always being verbs.

​Example:

I run quickly away from the bear.

I saw a bear on my run.

Multiple Choice

Read the underlined word and identify the word as a NOUN or a VERB

The boss had to fire his employee.

• Noun

• Verb

Multiple Choice

Read the underlined word and identify the word as a NOUN or a VERB

That gymnast has really perfected her jump.

• Noun

• Verb

Multiple Choice

Read the underlined word and identify the word as a NOUN or a VERB

The firefighter needed to jump into the

window.

• Noun

• Verb

Multiple Choice

Read the underlined word and identify the word as a NOUN or a VERB

I started a fire for our campsite.

• Noun

• Verb

Adverbs

What are adverbs?

Adverbs are words that describes a verb or another adverb. These words describe HOW WHEN or IN WHAT MANNER the action is performed.

Most adverbs end in -LY, but some do not.

What are some examples of verbs?

Adverbs

Commonly Confused Adverbs

Good= adjective, describes a noun

Well= adverb, describes an action

Multiple Choice

Select the correct adverb

She draws ---- well.

• real

• really

Multiple Choice

She sings -----

• good

• well

Multiple Choice

The song she sang is really ----

• good

• well

Multiple Choice

That pizza tastes ----.

• good

• well

We also work on how to correct our writing.

You'll read the following sentences and correct them using the MUG principals. Please use your own paper, correct the following sentences, and turn it in to the correct tray.

the cracked windsheild along with the rusty body and ripped upholstery made Erics car near impossible to sale.

Some text here about the topic of discussion

Sally I need you to set still while I trim you're bangs Sophia ordered.

Some text here about the topic of discussion

​Greek and Latin Roots

The following words will have pre-fixes, roots, and suffixes.

Read the word and write at least TWO other words for each part of the word. Each additional word beyond 2 = 1 stamp

Yes, it actually needs to be a real word! :D ​

Transport

Trans- across or through

​

Port- to carry ​

Open Ended

Type as many words as you can think of using the prefix

TRANS

Open Ended

Type as many words as you can think of using the ROOT

PORT

UN- not

​

SUB- UNDER

​

SCRIBE- TO WRITE

​

UNSUBSCRIBE ​

​

Open Ended

Type as many words as you can think of using the prefix

UN

Open Ended

Type as many words as you can think of using the root

SUB

Open Ended

Type as many words as you can think of using the suffix

SCRIBE

Match

Match the following PREFIXES, ROOTS, and SUFFIXES to their English definitions

• un

• sub

• scribe

• trans

• port

not

under

to write

through

to carry

• not

• under

• to write

• through

• to carry