Do Now

To make an inference, the reader must use ​ (a)   and ​ (b)   to understand what the author does not say in the text.

• text evidence

• background knowledge

• dictionary

• highlighter

Identify the correct use of 'Do Now' in a sentence.

• I will do now my homework.

• Do now your chores before dinner.

• Let's do now the project together.

• We should do now what we can.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses 'Do Now' as an imperative.

• Do now the dishes, please.

• I do now understand the problem.

• We do now have a solution.

• They do now their best work.

Which sentence uses 'Do Now' to express urgency?

• We can do now or later.

• Do now, or you'll miss the bus.

• I do now my exercises every morning.

• They do now what they want.

Select the sentence that uses 'Do Now' in a question.

• Do now you want to leave?

• What do now you think?

• Do now we have to go?

• Can we do now this task?

Identify the sentence that uses 'Do Now' incorrectly.

• Do now your homework before playing.

• We should do now what is necessary.

• I do now my best to help.

• Do now the report by tomorrow.

Choose the sentence that uses 'Do Now' in a command.

• I do now my work efficiently.

• Do now the laundry before it rains.

• We do now our best to succeed.

• They do now their assignments.

Which sentence uses 'Do Now' to indicate a change in action?

• I do now my homework every day.

• We do now what we planned earlier.

• Do now, as we have decided to proceed.

• They do now their chores regularly.

Select the sentence that uses 'Do Now' in a suggestion.

• Do now, if you feel ready.

• I do now my tasks on time.

• We do now what is required.

• They do now their duties promptly.

Choose the sentence that uses 'Do Now' in a motivational context.

• Do now, and you will succeed.

• I do now my best work.

• We do now what we can.

• They do now their part.