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Title: Parts of Speech


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Parts of Speech
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Parts of Speech
  • Prepositions

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A Medieval Society

Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
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A Medieval Society

Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
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A Medieval Society

Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
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A Medieval Society

Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
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A Medieval Society

Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
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A Medieval Society

Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
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A Medieval Society

Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
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A Medieval Society

Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D
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A Medieval Society

Must be in this order
C Middle Class
A Royalty
B Courtiers
D Commoners
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A Medieval Society

Must be in this order
Middle Class
Royalty
C
Commoners
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A Medieval Society

Must be in this order
P
Royalty
Courtiers
Commoners
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A Medieval Society

Must be in this order
Middle Class
Royalty
Courtiers
A!
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A Medieval Society

Must be in this order
P
Royalty
C
A!
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  • TESTS

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  • TESTS
  • Queen Verb

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  • TESTS
  • Queen Verb
  • They __________

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  • TESTS
  • Queen Verb
  • They __________
  • It __________

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  • TESTS
  • Queen Verb
  • They __________
  • It __________
  • Advisors Oddball Verbs

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  • TESTS
  • Queen Verb
  • They __________
  • It __________
  • Advisors Oddball Verbs
  • am/be

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  • TESTS
  • Queen Verb
  • They __________
  • It __________
  • Advisors Oddball Verbs
  • am/be
  • to (to verb)

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  • TESTS
  • Queen Verb
  • They __________
  • It __________
  • Advisors Oddball Verbs
  • am/be
  • to (to verb)
  • -n verbs

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  • 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)

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  • 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

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  • King Nouns

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  • King Nouns
  • the _____________

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  • King Nouns
  • the _____________
  • the (person, place, thing, or idea) named
    _____________

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  • King Nouns
  • the _____________
  • the (person, place, thing, or idea) named
    _____________
  • Servants Determiners

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  • King Nouns
  • the _____________
  • the (person, place, thing, or idea) named
    _____________
  • Servants Determiners
  • Always determiners a, an, the
  • my, our, your, every
  • his, its, their

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  • 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

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  • 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

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  • 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

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  • Courtiers

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  • Courtiers
  • Conjunctions

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  • Courtiers
  • Conjunctions
  • Complements

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  • Courtiers
  • Conjunctions
  • BLOAT
  • Complements

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  • Courtiers
  • Conjunctions
  • BLOAT
  • but
  • Complements

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  • Courtiers
  • Conjunctions
  • BLOAT
  • but
  • like
  • Complements

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  • Courtiers
  • Conjunctions
  • BLOAT
  • but
  • like
  • or
  • Complements

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  • Courtiers
  • Conjunctions
  • BLOAT
  • but
  • like
  • or
  • and
  • Complements

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  • Courtiers
  • Conjunctions
  • BLOAT
  • but
  • like
  • or
  • and
  • therefore
  • Complements

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  • Courtiers
  • Conjunctions
  • BLOAT
  • but
  • like
  • or
  • and
  • therefore
  • Complements
  • Sentence ______ sentence

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  • Middle Class

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  • Middle Class
  • Pronouns
  • Prepositions

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  • Middle Class
  • Pronouns
  • Sally can fool Sam?
  • Prepositions

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  • Middle Class
  • Pronouns
  • Sally can fool Sam?
  • Prepositions
  • _______ that

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C - Middle Class
Pronouns

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Singular OR Plural Pronouns

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Singular OR Plural Pronouns

SAM the MAN
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Singular OR Plural Pronouns

You SAM the MAN
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Singular OR Plural Pronouns

You Some
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Singular OR Plural Pronouns

You Some All
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Singular OR Plural Pronouns

You Some All More
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Singular OR Plural Pronouns

You Some All More Most
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Singular OR Plural Pronouns

You Some All More Most Any
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Singular OR Plural Pronouns

You Some All More Most Any None
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Singular or Plural?
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Singular or Plural?
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Singular or Plural?
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Singular or Plural?
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Singular or Plural?
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Singular or Plural?
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Singular or Plural?
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C - Middle Class
Pronouns
Prepositions

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C - Middle Class
Prepositions

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Identify Prepositions
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Preposition Test
______that
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Preposition Test
__________
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Preposition Test
______that
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EXCEPTIONS
________ that
Negatives not never
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EXCEPTIONS
________ that
Places here there everywhere somewhere wherever
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EXCEPTIONS
________ that
Time soon often today tomorrow
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EXCEPTIONS
________ that
Misc. even words that can follow extremely
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EXAMPLES
________ that
in that
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EXAMPLES
________ that
in that of that
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EXAMPLES
________ that
in that of that on that
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EXAMPLES
________ that
in that of that on that according to that
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EXAMPLES
________ that
by that
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EXAMPLES
________ that
by that with that
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EXAMPLES
________ that
by that with that during that
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EXAMPLES
________ that
by that with that during that into that
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EXAMPLES
________ that
between that
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EXAMPLES
________ that
between that under that
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EXAMPLES
________ that
between that under that beneath that
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Language Trees
  • We now can put prepositions onto our language
    trees.

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Language Trees
  • Jason galloped
  • after the bank
  • robbers.

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Language Trees
  • Jason galloped
  • after the bank
  • robbers.

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Language Trees
  • Start with sentence.

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Language Trees
  • Put the verb to the right . . .

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Language Trees
  • and
  • the noun to the left.

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Language Trees
  • Write in the words.

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Language Trees
  • Does your tree look like the one on the next
    slide?

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Language Trees
  • Place the rest straight
  • down from the verb.

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Language Trees
  • Does your tree look like the one on the next
    slide?

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Language Trees
  • Color the tree.

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Language Trees
  • We will color
  • prepositions pink.

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Language Trees
  • S red
  • V green
  • N brown
  • D blue
  • Prep pink

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Language Trees
  • Lets work one
  • that has a complement

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Language Trees
  • I think of you
  • at home
  • whenever
  • I fly my kite.

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Language Trees
  • Start with the first sentence

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Language Trees
  • I think of you at home

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Language Trees
  • Put the verb to the right . . .

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Language Trees
  • and
  • the first pronoun to the left.

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Language Trees
  • Does your tree look like the one on the next
    slide?

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Language Trees
  • You will have two parts connected to the verb

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Language Trees
  • of her is not a verb phrase

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Language Trees
  • so place it to the left under the verb

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Language Trees
  • Does your tree look like the one on the next
    slide?

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Language Trees
  • Prepare for the second sentence
  • Add the link, whenever

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Language Trees
  • Does your tree look like the one on the next
    slide?

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Language Trees
  • Now do the second sentence

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Language Trees
  • I fly my kite

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Language Trees
  • Put the verb to the right . . .

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Language Trees
  • and
  • the pronoun to the left.

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Language Trees
  • Does your tree look like the one on the next
    slide?

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Language Trees
  • Finish the sentence by going straight down

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Language Trees
  • Does your tree look like the one on the next
    slide?

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Language Trees
  • Join the sentences

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Language Trees
  • Does your tree look like the one on the next
    slide?

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Language Trees
  • Color the tree

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Language Trees
  • S red
  • V green
  • N brown
  • D blue
  • COM yellow
  • Pro purple
  • Prep pink

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Use the preposition test to find prepositions.
Label them prep. n v d
n Mary had a little lamb, d n v con
n its fleece was white as snow. con
com n v And everywhere
that Mary went d n v v v the lamb was sure
to go.
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There are no prepositions in this stanza. n
v d n Mary had a little
lamb, d n v con n its fleece was
white as snow. con com n
v And everywhere that Mary
went d n v v v the lamb was sure to go.
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Use the preposition test to find prepositions.
Label them prep. pro v pro n
n n It followed her to school one day,
pro v d n which was against the
rules. pro v d n v
con v It made the children laugh and play v
v d n n to see a lamb at
school.
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This stanza is now complete. pro v
pro prep n n n It followed her
to school one day, pro v prep
d n which was against the rules. pro v
d n v con v It made
the children laugh and play v v d n
prep n to see a lamb at school.
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