Title: Parts of Speech
1Parts of Speech
2Parts of Speech
3Courtiers
4Courtiers
5A Medieval Society
Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
6A Medieval Society
Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
7A Medieval Society
Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
8A Medieval Society
Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
9A Medieval Society
Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
10A Medieval Society
Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
11A Medieval Society
Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
12A Medieval Society
Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D
13A Medieval Society
Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
141
152
1 Queen
162 Queens Oddball Advisors
1 Queen
3
172 Queens Oddball Advisors
1 Queen
3 King
4
182 Queens Oddball Advisors
1 Queen
3 King
4 Kings Servants
191 Verbs
202 Oddball Verbs
1 Verbs
212 Oddball Verbs
1 Verbs
3 Nouns
222 Oddball Verbs
1 Verbs
3 Nouns
4 Determiners
231
242
1
252
1
3
262
1
3
4
271 Verbs
282 Oddball Verbs
1 Verbs
292 Oddball Verbs
1 Verbs
3 Nouns
302 Oddball Verbs
1 Verbs
3 Nouns
4 Determiners
31 32- TESTS
- Queen Verb
- They __________
33- TESTS
- Queen Verb
- They __________
- It __________
34- TESTS
- Queen Verb
- They __________
- It __________
- Advisors Oddball Verbs
35- TESTS
- Queen Verb
- They __________
- It __________
- Advisors Oddball Verbs
- am/be
-
36- TESTS
- Queen Verb
- They __________
- It __________
- Advisors Oddball Verbs
- am/be
- to (to verb)
-
37- TESTS
- Queen Verb
- They __________
- It __________
- Advisors Oddball Verbs
- am/be
- to (to verb)
- -n verbs
-
38- TESTS
- Queen Verb
- They __________
- It __________
- Advisors Oddball Verbs
- am/be
- to (to verb)
- -n verbs
- two-word verbs (if you cannot turn the sentence
around) -
39- TESTS
- Queen Verb
- They __________
- It __________
- Advisors Oddball Verbs
- am/be
- to (to verb)
- -n verbs
- two (if you cannot turn the sentence around)
- most -ing words
40 41- King Nouns
- the _____________
42- King Nouns
- the _____________
- the (person, place, thing, or idea) named
_____________ -
43- King Nouns
- the _____________
- the (person, place, thing, or idea) named
_____________ - Servants Determiners
-
44- King Nouns
- the _____________
- the (person, place, thing, or idea) named
_____________ - Servants Determiners
- Always determiners a, an, the
- my, our, your, every
- his, its, their
-
45- King Nouns
- the _____________
- the (person, place, thing, or idea) named
_____________ - Servants Determiners
- Always determiners a, an, the
- my, our, your, every
- his, its, their
- noun apostrophe
-
46- King Nouns
- the _____________
- the (person, place, thing, or idea) named
_____________ - Servants Determiners
- Always determiners a, an, the
- my, our, your, every
- his, its, their
- noun apostrophe
- If attached to noun
47- King Nouns
- the _____________
- the (person, place, thing, or idea) named
_____________ - Servants Determiners
- Always determiners a, an, the
- my, our, your, every
- his, its, their
- noun apostrophe
- If attached to noun her, whose, no, what, which
48A Medieval Society
Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
49Courtiers
- A courtier is usually a nobleman but not royalty
50Courtiers Connectors
- He is a
- CONNECTOR
- between the royalty and the rest of society
51There are two types of courtiers
52Connectors
- The Test for
- Conjunctions
53Connectors
- The Test for
- Conjunctions
- BLOAT
54Connectors
- The Test for
- Conjunctions
- ________
55Connectors
- The Test for
- Conjunctions
- BLOAT
56Connectors
57Connectors
- The Test for
- Complements
- Sent _______ Sent
58Connectors
- The Test for
- Complements
- _______________
59Connectors
- The Test for
- Complements
- Sent _______ Sent
60Connectors
- Give the test for
- Conjunctions
61Conjunctions
62Connectors
- Give the test for Complements
63Complements
64Main Conjunctions
Conjunctions Related Words
Remember BLOAT
65Conjunctions
Conjunctions Related Words but
Remember BLOAT
66Conjunctions
Conjunctions Related Words but
like Remember BLOAT
67Conjunctions
Conjunctions Related Words but
like or Remember
BLOAT
68Conjunctions
Conjunctions Related Words but
like or and
Remember BLOAT
69Conjunctions
Conjunctions Related Words but
like or and therefore
Remember BLOAT
70Name the Main Conjunctions
Conjunctions Related Words b l o
a t Remember BLOAT
71Conjunctions
Conjunctions Related Words but
Remember BLOAT
72Conjunctions
Conjunctions Related Words but
like Remember BLOAT
73Conjunctions
Conjunctions Related Words but
like or Remember BLOAT
74Conjunctions
Conjunctions Related Words but
like or and Remember
BLOAT
75Conjunctions
Conjunctions Related Words but
like or and therefore
Remember BLOAT
76Conjunctions
Conjunctions Related Words but however,
nevertheless like or
and therefore Remember
BLOAT
77Give Related Words for but
Conjunctions Related Words but __________,
__________ like or and therefore
Remember BLOAT
78Conjunctions
Conjunctions Related Words but however,
nevertheless like or
and therefore Remember
BLOAT
79Conjunctions
Conjunctions Related Words but however,
nevertheless like than, as or
and therefore Remember
BLOAT
80Give Related Words for like
Conjunctions Related Words but however,
nevertheless like _________, ______ or
and therefore Remember
BLOAT
81Conjunctions
Conjunctions Related Words but however,
nevertheless like than, as or
and therefore Remember
BLOAT
82Conjunctions
Conjunctions Related Words but however,
nevertheless like than, as or nor
and therefore Remember
BLOAT
83Give Related Word or
Conjunctions Related Words but however,
nevertheless like than, as or ____
and therefore Remember
BLOAT
84Conjunctions
Conjunctions Related Words but however,
nevertheless like than, as or nor
and therefore Remember
BLOAT
85Conjunctions
Conjunctions Related Words but however,
nevertheless like than, as or nor
and moreover, furthermore, also therefore
Remember BLOAT
86Give Related Words for and
Conjunctions Related Words but however,
nevertheless like than, as or nor
and ____________, _______. ___ therefore
Remember BLOAT
87Conjunctions
Conjunctions Related Words but however,
nevertheless like than, as or nor
and moreover, furthermore, also therefore
Remember BLOAT
88Conjunctions
Conjunctions Related Words but however,
nevertheless like than, as or nor
and moreover, furthermore, also therefore
thus, consequently Remember BLOAT
89Give Related Words for therefore
Conjunctions Related Words but however,
nevertheless like than, as or nor
and moreover, furthermore, also therefore
______, _____________ Remember
BLOAT
90Conjunctions
Conjunctions Related Words but however,
nevertheless like than, as or nor
and moreover, furthermore, also therefore
thus, consequently Remember BLOAT
91Conjunctions
Remember BLOAT
92Conjunctions
Other words can also be conjunctions if
they are near the beginning of a sentence
93Conjunctions
Remember BLOAT Just use common sense
to identify them.
94Conjunctions
Remember BLOAT They will connect the
idea to the previous sentence.
95Conjunctions
Remember BLOAT Next, I will bake the
cookies.
96Conjunctions
Remember BLOAT Instead, I will bake
the cookies.
97Conjunctions
Remember BLOAT Meanwhile, I will
bake the cookies.
98Conjunctions
Remember BLOAT Also, I will bake
the cookies.
99Conjunctions
Remember BLOAT Still, I will bake
the cookies.
100Conjunctions
Remember BLOAT Indeed, I will bake
the cookies very well!
101Conjunctions
Remember BLOAT Sometimes I bake
cookies very well!
102Conjunctions
Remember BLOAT Then I will bake
cookies.
103Conjunctions
Remember BLOAT I can bake cookies
too!
104Conjunctions
Remember BLOAT Too, I can bake
cookies!
105FIND THREE CONJUNCTIONS
Valley Forge our nation has no prouder chapter
in her history than that written during the
winter of 1777 and 1778, but the beginning of the
story goes back to the previous July.
106FIND THREE CONJUNCTIONS
Valley Forge our nation has no prouder chapter
in her history than that written during the
winter of 1777 and 1778, but the beginning of the
story goes back to the previous July.
107What is the Test for Conjunctions?
108What is the Test for Conjunctions?
109What is the Test for Conjunctions?
110Language Trees
- We now can enter conjunctions onto our language
trees.
111Language Trees
112SAMPLE
- My mom and my dad
- held up the bank
113SAMPLE
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118Language Trees
- Connect the conjunction phrase to the verb
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120Language Trees
- Now add the words
- under the verb
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122Language Trees
- Determine
- the parts of speech
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- V green
- N brown
- D blue
- CON teal
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139Language Trees
- Draw a language tree for the sentence on the next
slide.
140Create a Language Tree
- My mom and my dad
- went to play golf.
141Language Trees
- Begin by drawing the right side
- (verb side)
142Language Trees
- Does your drawing look like
- the one on the next slide?
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144Language Trees
- Now draw the left side.
- Put the conjunction at the top
- the same level as went
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146Language Trees
- Does your tree look like
- the one on the next slide?
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- Determine the parts of speech
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158Language Trees
- Color the tree.
- V green
- N brown
- D blue
- CON teal
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167Use the tests to identify conjunctions in the
following. Label with con. n v d
n Mary had a little lamb, d n v
n its fleece was white as
snow. n v And everywhere that Mary
went, d n v v v the lamb was sure to go.
168Use the tests to identify potential conjunctions
in the following. Label with con. n
v d n Mary had a little lamb, d n v
con n its fleece was white as
snow. con n v And everywhere that Mary
went, d n v v v the lamb was sure to go.
169Identify the conjunctions. Label them con.
V n n n It
followed her to school one day, v
d n which was against the rules.
v d n v v It
made the children laugh and play v v d n
n to see a lamb at school.
170 V n n n It
followed her to school one day, v
d n which was against the rules.
v d n v con v It
made the children laugh and play v v d n
n to see a lamb at school.
171What are the Tests for Conjunctions and
Complements?
- Complements
- ________________
172What are the Tests for Conjunctions and
Complements?
173What are the Tests for Conjunctions and
Complements?
- Complements
- Sent ________ sent
174What are the Tests for Conjunctions and
Complements?
- Complements
- Sent ________ sent
175A Medieval Society
Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
176A Medieval Society
Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
177A Medieval Society
Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
178A Medieval Society
Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
179A Medieval Society
Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
180A Medieval Society
Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
181A Medieval Society
Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
182A Medieval Society
Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D
183A Medieval Society
Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners