DLR

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• DLR
• Weeks 3 4

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Can you analogize?
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Whats an analogy?

• You make an analogy when you compare two things
  in the same way.

• Try It!
• sand beach grass________
• Answer lawn, grassland, park, or anything
  similar

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Would you like a prefix or a suffix?
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Prefixes Suffixes!

• A prefix is group of two or more letters added to
  the beginning of a word that changes its meaning.
• A suffix is a group of two or more letters added
  to the end of a word that changes its meaning.

• Words with prefixes undo, retell, unfortunate,
  inappropriate, preheat
• Words with suffixes shopping, shipped, quickly,
  faster
• Words with both prefixes and suffixes untied,
  rewired, refinishing

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Youve got to have a subject a predicate.
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Every sentence has a subject and a predicate.

• Subjects Job Tells who or what the sentence is
  about.
• Predicates Job Tells what the subject does.

• Try It!
• The tired brown bear fell down.
• What is the subject?
• The tired brown bear
• Whats the predicate?
• fell down

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I can tell you the past, present, or future.
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What does your future hold?

• Past something that already happened
• Present something that is happening right now
• Future something that will happen later

• I will go to Kings Island next summer.
• When?
• Future
• I went to the mall with my mom.
• When?
• Past
• I am shopping.
• When?
• Present

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Are you comparative or superlative?
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Comparative and Superlative Adjectives

• Comparative Adjectives Compare two or more nouns
  or pronouns.
• Superlative Adjectives Compare a noun to two or
  more other nouns.

• Im a good runner.
• good adjective
• Im a better runner than most beginners.
• better comparative adjective
• The Kenyans are usually the best runners in the
  mini-marathon.
• best superlative adjective

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Contraction Action!
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How many words can you combine?

• When you make a contraction, you combine two
  words to make one. You take out a letter or
  letters and put an apostrophe in that place.

• will not wont
• she will shell
• we have weve
• he would hed