Language Spiral Review March 29-April 2

Pon/Pos means to put or to place

Mis/Miss means to send or to put

Mis means wrong, incorrect, bad or not

Ible/able means capable of or tending to

In a series - for example: a list: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.

After an introductory element - for example: On Monday evening, my family and I went to dinner at my favorite place.

Before a conjunction- for example: I love to eat cake, but my husband prefers pie

After a direct address- for example: a person's name. Good evening, Jack, I'm so glad you came.

Before direct quotes- for example: According to the author, "100,000 species of animals exist."

For dates, addresses, titles, and numbers- for example: 1315 Old Converse Road, Spartanburg, SC 20307

Title: Mrs. Phillips, principal, is the greatest leader of Cannons.

Date: March 26, 2021

Numbers: 100,000