“Warm Up, 2/24.” * = spelling. COPY 1-4!
- * ripe : immature :: common : ______ (Not immeasurable, but still 2 more.)
- * school : assignment :: bank : _____
- * try : attempt :: promise : _____
- * illicit : illegal :: seductive : ______
- * Which spelling word(s) follow(s) the “drop the e before a suffix beginning with a vowel” rule?
- * Which spelling word(s) is/are an exception to that rule?
- _____
- _____
- _____
- If you had the _____ to invest in Apple years ago, you would be rich now.
- The government _____(s) how much lead may be found in our water supply. (Except if you live in Flint, Michigan.)
- I don’t want to _____ you against the movie, but I thought the book was much better.
- “When we’re done,” one top water exec said, “tap water will be _______(ed) to showers and washing dishes.”
- At first, bottled water was a “_______ product.” That’s one that is sort of weird and “out there.” Like oxygen bars or pet rocks.
- middle : fringe :: enemy : _______
- rule : regulation :: preparation : _______
- (2) “Have you ever noticed how bottled water labels try to _______ us with pictures of mountain streams and _______ nature?”
Prep-O-Sitions!
Prepositions Worksheet Part C.
C. Add prepositional phrases to each short sentence and rewrite it. Add the type of phrase(s) indicated.
- The dream was exciting. –Add an adjective phrase that tells what kind of dream it was.
- (2) I was running. –Add two adverb phrases about how, when, or where you were running.
- (2) Turtles were chasing me. –Add an adjective (turtles) AND and adverb (chasing) phrase.
- (2) Suddenly a horse appeared. –Add an adjective (horse) AND and adverb (appeared) phrase.
Vladek. Why do you think Vladek is still so racist? Why does he not see what a hypocrite he is?