VOCABULARY REVIEW
Published on Apr 15, 2022
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She quickly ran on the track.
Photo by Ehimetalor Akhere Unuabona
examples of Adverbs
- Always walk (when)
- Walk nearby (where)
- Swiftly walk (now)
she, he, we, they, you, him, his, her, her's, it, them, us, me
Photo by Neven Krcmarek
Go clean YOUR room.
Photo by Kenny Eliason
his, her, her's, it's, ours, our, their, theirs, my, mine, you, yours
Photo by Leone Venter
She was dancing all night.
Photo by Clearly Ambiguous
She has been really good lately.
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Will, be, is, has been, are, have been, were, was, seem, can be, am
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Mrs. Pommer, a sixth grade teacher, loves her job.
Photo by heraldpost
Tomorrow I will go to the park.
Photo by .^.Blanksy
She is smaller than her sister.
Photo by Chandra Marsono
She is fancier than her sister
Photo by Hammonton Photography
She is the smallest in her class.
Photo by Kenny Eliason
He is the tallest in his family.
Photo by Kevin Delvecchio
The girl walked in the grass.
Photo by frankjuarez
The boy moves.
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subject verb
Photo by Luca Pedrotti
Because she can.
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while i was.
Photo by Matthew LeJune
since, when, if, while, because, who, that, which, as, although, whether, until, unless, even though, after, how, however, in case, in order, even if, so, before
above the trunk.
Photo by Artur Łuczka
the cat under the blanket.
Photo by Mikhail Vasilyev
Prepositional phrase
a group of words used to conect the preposition to a noun/pronoun
Photo by Amador Loureiro
the ball bounced on the sand.
Photo by Sofiia Vytrishko
the puppy in the pool was so excited!
Photo by Jannes Mingram
The end....
hope it was good!
