Adjective worksheets for first grade

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• [DOC File]TEKS Lesson Plan/Unit Plan

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  From Spring 2003 Grade 6 Reading TAKS. 2. In paragraph 8, Sheri says, “I’m not like you,” because Sheri---A is a better rider than Tacy. B wants to make Tacy feel better. C thinks Tacy is upset about being in fourth place. D isn’t afraid to make mistakes. From Spring 2004 Grade 6 TAKS. 3. In paragraph 2, Armstrong was a little anxious ...

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• [DOC File]Grammar Worksheet #1

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  Adjective Clauses describe nouns or pronouns. Signal words beginning adjective clauses include who, whose, on (for, of) whom to refer to people, that to refer to people or things, and which to refer only to things. Example: …whose work is well-known. Adverb Clauses describe an adjective, adverb, or verb.

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• [DOC File]PRACTICING WITH PHRASES WORKSHEET

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  Revise each sentence below, adding one or more prepositional phrase to modify the words that are italicized. In parentheses after every prepositional phrase, write ADJ for adjective phrase or ADV for adverb phrase. That building holds many studios. The artist drew a sketch. Artists perfect their skills.

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• [DOC File]Prepositional Phrase Worksheet

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  During the first lap of the race, Tom ran rather slowly behind the others. At the signal every div`er on the ship jumped quickly into the water. During hot summer weather, I like swimming at the beach near my house. The beach is surrounded by many trees with leafy branches giving plenty of shade.

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• [DOC File]Grade/Subject:

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  use first person pronouns appropriately in compound subjects and objects (e.g., John and I went to the store. Mother gave presents to Jim and me.). recognize and correct vague pronouns (i.e., ones with unclear or ambiguous antecedents). choose adjectives and adverbs appropriately (e.g., He is a good student. He does really well in all his studies).

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• [DOC File]Monster Study Guide Packet - Livingston Public Schools

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  “The diminutive 58-year old retired school librarian is neatly dressed” (adjective) small or tiny July 14th Pages 201-268. Why did the defense have Ms. Moore testify? Moore, King’s cousin, is trying to show and prove that King is thoughtful (brought her a lamp)—at her house during the robbery

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• [DOC File]Tools for Teachers: My Name is Gabriela * Me llamo Gabriela

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  Activity #3 First Person Fun! Book Connection: The author, Monica Brown, wrote My Name is Gabriela in first person. This means the author pretended to be Gabriela. She wrote the story as if Gabriela was the one telling it. Pretend that you are Gabriela. Write an imaginary diary entry in first person about a typical day you might have.

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• [DOCX File]Kyrene School District / Best Schools in Tempe, Chandler ...

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  To understand the material—adjective—modifies “he” His first goal was to make the cut; his second was to make the team. To make the cut—noun—PN . To make the team—noun--PN. He decided to keep hiking on the same trail even though he wasn’t exactly sure if he was going in the right direction. To keep hiking on the same trail ...

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• [DOCX File]9th Grade Literature and Composition - Home

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  First Person. Second Person. Third Person. Reflexive and Intensive Pronouns look the same but they function differently. Define each: Reflexive. Intensive. ... Learn these five words and how they are used to begin adjective clauses. Learn to use adjective clauses for subordination of ideas with your main sentences!!!! 13.1C. 13.1D.

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• [DOC File]COMPARING ADJECTIVES - Primary Resources

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  Re-write the whole sentence into your book inserting the correct form of the adjective in bold type to complete each sentence. Underline the comparative adjective. Remember all the exceptions to the rule of adding –ER . and –EST! 1. The monk’s habit was made of the _____ material I have ever seen. COARSE. 2.

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• [DOC File]Rhetorical Devices Worksheet #3 - Lord Alford

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  ____ 18. symbol be. example: Edgar Allan Poe’s first-person commentator in “The Tell-Tale Heart”--After all, ____ 19. synecdoche he begins by telling us how sane he is and then goes on to explain how he calmly and ____ 20. synesthesia methodically murdered a poor, defenseless old man and buried his dismembered body

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• [DOC File]WORKSHEET 166

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  An adjective clause is a subordinate clause used as an adjective to modify a noun or pronoun. Adjective clauses, like adjectives or adjective phrases, tell what kind or which one. They usually come directly after the words they modify. This is the building where I lived. The words that, which, who, whom, and whose often begin with adjective ...

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• [DOC File]Grade/Subject:

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  modifier – an adjective, an adverb, or a phrase or clause acting as an adjective or adverb. use available computer technology to assist throughout the writing process. The student will edit writing for correct grammar, capitalization, punctuation, spelling, sentence structure, and paragraphing.

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• [DOC File]French Possessive Adjectives - Adjectifs possessifs

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  : the possessive adjective is almost . never. used with . body parts. in French. You can't say 'my hand' or 'my hair.' Instead, the French use . pronominal verbs. to show possession with body parts: Je me suis cassé la jambe - I broke my leg (literally, I broke the leg of myself).

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