Mug 13

Presentation

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English

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12th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Hard

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CCSS

6.NS.B.3, RI.9-10.4, L.4.2C

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Standards-aligned

Celi Oliveto

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9 Slides • 20 Questions

MUG #13

Scan the next slide for errors. Mark them on your copy as you find them and then use the quizziz to work through the rest of the errors

Multiple Choice

What should you do to the first word at the start of a sentence?

Underline it

Lowercase it

Capitalize it

Italicize it

Multiple Choice

Where should the comma go?

it was chilly and cloudy

it was, chilly and cloudy

it was chilly, and cloudy

it was chilly and cloudy,

no comma needed- it was chilly and cloudy

Remember....

No commas needed when you have two adjectives separated by the word "and"

It was chilly and cloudy needs no comma since the word and is present.

Multiple Choice

What is a run on sentence?

A sentence that is grammatically incorrect.

A sentence that lacks proper capitalization and punctuation.

A sentence that contains two or more independent clauses without proper punctuation or conjunctions to connect them.

A sentence that is too long and contains too many words.

Multiple Choice

Does this passage contain a run on?

it was chilly and cloudy we decided to

cancell our trip to myrtle beach

I'm not sure

It depends

Yes

Drag and Drop

Place the correct end stop punctuation after the first independent clause.

it was chilly and cloudy

we decided tocancell our trip to myrtle beach

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

;

Fill in the Blanks

Spell the word which is incorrectly marked correctly in the space below.

it was chilly and cloudy we decided to

cancell our trip to myrtle beach

Multiple Choice

Which part of the passage should be capitalized?

it was chilly and cloudy; we decided to

cancel our trip to myrtle beach

Myrtle Beach

Cloudy

Chilly

Multiple Choice

Why is Myrtle Beach capitalized?

It is a common noun

It is a verb

It is a proper noun

It is a misspelling

Multiple Choice

If we wanted to take these two independent clauses and create a compound sentence, which solution is the best option?

it was chilly and cloudy we decided to

cancel our trip to myrtle beach

It was chilly and cloudy, so we decided to cancel our trip to Myrtle Beach.

It was chilly and cloudy, and we decided to cancel our trip to Myrtle Beach.

It was chilly and cloudy, but we decided to go to the beach instead of Myrtle Beach.

It was chilly and cloudy, therefore, we decided to go to Myrtle Beach anyway.

Multiple Choice

What is a compound sentence?

A sentence that consists of two or more independent clauses joined together by coordinating conjunctions or punctuation.

A sentence that consists of two or more independent clauses joined together by subordinating conjunctions or punctuation.

A sentence that consists of two or more phrases joined together by coordinating conjunctions or punctuation.

A sentence that consists of two or more dependent clauses joined together by coordinating conjunctions or punctuation.

Multiple Choice

The acronym we use to describe coordinating conjunctions is....

AAWUBBIS

HANDSHAKE

FANBOYS

EGBDF

Multiple Choice

What is an appositive phrase?

A verb or verb phrase that renames or identifies another verb in a sentence.

A type of punctuation used to separate items in a list.

A noun or noun phrase that renames or identifies another noun or pronoun in a sentence.

A prepositional phrase that modifies a noun or pronoun in a sentence.

Multiple Choice

Does this passage contain an appositive phrase?

Dr. Smith a profesor who prohibited

phones in class turned beat red as the

phone in his pocket begins to ring.

I'm not sure

Yes

Maybe

Draw

Draw a line under the appositive phrase in the second passage.

Here's the appositive phrase

Look at the noun that renames the subject.

Dr. Smith a profesor who prohibited phones in class turned beat red as the
phone in his pocket begins to ring.

Here's the appositive phrase

Look at the noun that renames the subject.

Dr. Smith a profesor who prohibited phones in class

The noun "professor" renames the first noun, Dr. Smith

Multiple Choice

How do you punctuate appositive phrases?

By using semicolons or exclamation marks.

By omitting punctuation altogether.

By using question marks or periods.

By using commas

Multiple Choice

What is a homonym?

A word that has the same pronunciation or spelling as another word but has a different meaning.

A word that has the same pronunciation and spelling as another word and has the same meaning.

A word that has a different pronunciation or spelling as another word but has the same meaning.

A word that has a different pronunciation and spelling as another word and has a different meaning.

Fill in the Blanks

What is the correct version of the bolded word?

Dr. Smith a profesor who prohibited

phones in class turned beat red as the

phone in his pocket begins to ring.

Fill in the Blanks

What is the correct spelling of this word

Dr. Smith a profesor who prohibited

phones in class turned beat red as the

phone in his pocket begins to ring.

Multiple Choice

What is parallel structure?

Using random words or phrases to show that two or more ideas have the same level of importance.

this occurs when verbs express different actions or tenses.

this occurs when verbs express an action taking place at the same time or in the same tense.

Using different patterns of words or phrases to show that two or more ideas have the same level of importance.

Fill in the Blanks

Parallel structure occurs when compound verbs express an action taking place at the same time or in the same tense. Identify the verb in the incorrect tense and write it correctly below. Remember, when writing about events, we generally use the past tense.

Dr. Smith, a professor who prohibited

phones in class, turned beet red as the

phone in his pocket begins to ring.

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