Vocabulary

What is the definition for inference?

What is the difference between the subject and predicate of a sentence?

• There is no difference. The subject and predicate are the same.

• The predicate is what or whom the sentence is about. The subject states something about the predicate.

• The subject is what or whom the sentence is about. The predicate states something about the subject.

• All sentences only have a subject and not a predicate.

Quickly is what part of speech?

Put a check next to all articles.

• a

• for

• an

• the

Specify when to use the articles "a" and "an".

• "a" is used before verbs that begin with a vowel and "an" is used before verbs that start with a consonant.

• "a" is used before nouns that begin with a consonant, and "an" is used before nouns that start with a vowel.

• "a" is used before verbs that begin with a consonant and "an" is used before verbs that start with a vowel.

• "a" is used before nouns that begin with a vowel, and "an" is used before nouns that start with a consonant.

Answer the questions in the image.

• mountain, school supplies, tourists

• plane, school supplies, military

• plane, parachute, military

• mountain, parachute, tourists

Inferences, context clues, and predictions are the same because guesses have to be made.

• True

• False

Place a check next to all prepositions.

• from

• to

• with

• until

Place a check next to all conjunctions.

• and

• to

• but

• or/nor

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