Reading lesson 11/16/21

(The exception is the Past tense of To Be, which has two forms: was and were)

Base form + -ed

Walk = Walked

Play = Played

Verbs ending in -e + -d

Love= Loved

Like = Liked

Verbs ending in a consonant + (-Y )

Carry= Carried

Study= Studied

Some verbs ending in a single consonant + the 2nd last letter is a vowel

Plan = Planned

Stop= Stopped

5.3.R.5 & 6.3.R.5

Fact vs. Opinion

A piece of information that is always true and can be proven to be true by using evidence.

This can be True or False

• Buses weigh more than cars.

• Grass is green.

• There are 12 inches in one foot.

• Dictionaries/Books

• Pictures

• Science Experiments

• Dependable internet sites.

• A view or judgement made that is not based on evidence or knowledge.

• They cannot be proven right or wrong.

• Something that someone feels.

• Golf is boring

• Pizza tastes good

• Swimming is fun

• To know what we read or watch is Fact or Fiction.

• To know how to prove our point in an argument when writing or speaking

• Don't believe something immediately

• Have some doubt and seek out the facts