PPT-Answer the following using complete sentences that indicate

the question What is the temperature range for food storage in the refrigerator What kitchen tool would you use to measure ½ cup of honey ¼ cup of solid shortening 1 cup of uncooked rice.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . Today we are going to talk about . three kinds of sentences. This will help you learn . where. to use . commas. and . semicolons. . in your sentences!. There are 3 Kinds of Sentences. Do Now:. Review questions on “Shrouded in Myth.”. Learning Target. : I can cite evidence from the text when answering questions and discussing "Shrouded in Myth.” . Agenda:. Do Now (8). Group Discussion Criteria (5). Simple Sentences. Simple sentences can be very short, consisting of only one word (a noun) for the subject and one word (a verb) for the predicate. . The noun is the simple subject and the verb is the simple predicate.. independent clause contains a . subject. & . verb . expresses a complete thought. Examples:. A. Some . students. . like. to study in the mornings.. B. . Juan. and . Arturo. . play. football every afternoon.. A sentence is a group of words that expresses a complete thought.. Sentences are grouped or classified according to their . content and purpose. .. Types of Sentences. State facts or ideas and usually end with a period.. Since he came to New York. .. Because my dog loves it.. Unless you see me. .. Is there anything wrong with these sentences?. All . of these sentences end too . quickly. After . reading these sentences, the reader asks questions because he/she needs more information.. Conjunctions. Types of Sentences. Fragments and Run-ons. Parts of Sentence. A sentence is a group of words that expresses a . complete thought. . A sentence must have a subject and a predicate.. Subject. mins. ) Please write your responses in your composition book.. 1. I went to the mall, for I bought a lot of shoes.. 2. I love to eat cake, and I do not like icing.. 3. You shouldn’t skip breakfast, so should you skip lunch.. *Use color and write in complete sentences. . e. ffulgence. p. lacard. p. recipice. v. alise. c. onjure. f. athom. f. edora. i. ncongruous. Something Wicked This Way Comes . Part One: Arrivals - Vocabulary List One . 5. th. Grade ELA. Objective. I CAN identify complete sentences and sentence fragments.. Guided Notes. A . sentence. is a group of words that expresses a complete thought. It begins with a . capital letter. . . . . Long form. Short form. Singular. Plural. Singular. Plural. I am. We are. I’m. We’re. You are. You . are. You . are. You’re. She is. They are. She is. They. Key words:. Subject.. Personal pronouns.. Recap: What are the Japanese personal pronouns?. WATASHI= I/me (female). BOKU= I/me (male). WATASHI-NO= My (female). BOKU-NO= My (male). Did you notice how we’ve learnt Japanese sentences without using . What is a main clause?. A main clause makes sense on it’s own.. The explorers had found the location. A main clause. Sarah had found the. Not a main clause. It was cold in the . Icelands. declarative . imperative . interrogative . exclamatory . Four Kinds of Sentences:. . make a statement. . end with a period (.). . examples: . I teach seventh grade.. Ella is my daughter..