Tuesday, 2/19/08 - Due: 600 words.
Copy homework into assignment
book.
Warm Up I. Adjective or Adverb? Not all
-ly words are adverbs! Click.
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She jumped up suddenly and left the room. a) adjective
b) adverb
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That oil painting is absolutely magnificent. a) adjective
b) adverb
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This recipe calls for coursely ground nuts. a) adjective
b) adverb
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She speaks so softly that I can hardly hear
her. a) adjective, adjective b) adverb, adverb c) adverb, adjective
d) adjective, adverb
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With his silly attitude, he fits the role of the jester perfectly.
a) adjective, adjective b) adverb, adverb c) adverb, adjective
d) adjective, adverb
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At the pet shop, a cuddly, little kitten snuggled up to me,
and I nearly bought it. a) adjective, adjective b)
adverb, adverb c) adverb, adjective d) adjective, adverb
Warm Up II. Sentence Scramble. Counts for 600 words.
Use a separate sheet with date and word count. +1 for
each correct sentence.
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a) the roast pig b) immediately stick c) when d) an
apple e) is finished f) in its mouth (13 words)
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a) and his eyes b) the fellow's face c) showed
the fear d) was haggard e) that was upon him (15 words)
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a) like cats b) in an instant c) were rolling
d) both boys e) and tumbling f) gripping each other g)
in the dirt (17 words)
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a) as became a pirate b) but moved with c) who
felt d) he did not go e) a dignified swagger f) that the public
eye g) skipping and prancing h) was upon him (25 words)
Sentence Combining Homework.
Use a separate sheet; counts for 600 words.
120 Seconds (if any).
Tom Sawyer Movie Excerpt (up to 20 min.)
Tom Sawyer aloud