Transitions, Phrases, Commas, and Fig Lang!

MATCH the transition word with the topic/category

• For instance,

• CONSEQUENCE

• First,

• TIME

• Likewise,

• IN OTHER WORDS

• Consequently,

• ADDITION

• Simply put,

• EXAMPLE

MATCH the transition word with the topic/category

• Soon after that,

• ADDITION

• Furthermore,

• CONSEQUENCE

• For example,

• TIME

• Thus,

• EXAMPLE

• In essence,

• IN OTHER WORDS

Choose the correct answer:

• Chase, my best friend from school likes pizza.

• Jamie and Aliza, my best friends from school, like pizza.

• Sophia, my best friends from school, like pizza.

• Abigail my best friend from school, likes pizza.

Match the parts with the names:

• Subject

• AFTER I walked in the door,

• Prepositional Phrase

• because he was excited.

• Appositive Phrase

• , whose name is Todo,

• Subordinate Clause

• Uriah's dog

• Predicate + Prepositional phrase

• peed on floor

Match the phrases and parts with the names:

• Appositive Phrase

• Because I forgot my jacket,

• Prepositional phrase

• my mom

• Predicate

• , which I will never forget to do again.

• Subordinate Clause

• slapped me

• Subject

• after I walked out into the rain,

Correct:

Because of the wind, the track coach, coach Emily cancelled practice.

• CORRECT as is

• Delete the comma after wind,

• Delete the comma after coach,

• Delete ALL the commas

After we drove to the mall to meet up with friends Cortez and Andrez bought a pair of shoes, two new shirts, and an iced coffee.

Is this sentence correct?

• Add a comma after friends,

• Add a comma after mall, and after friends,

• Add commas after drove, mall, and friends,

• Delete the commas after shoes and shirt.

After Sheyla went to school, his dog, a pit bull named Cash Money, peed on the carpet because the door was shut.

Is this sentence correct?

• CORRECT as is.

• NO comma after Money,

• ADD comma after

  carpet,

• DELETE all commas

The dog barked like a mouse and the mouse barked like a dog.

What figurative Language is this?

• Hyperbole

• Personification

• Metaphor

• Simile

The dog barked like a mouse and the mouse barked like a dog.

What OTHER type of Figurative Language is this?

• pun

• irony

• satire

• alliteration