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1 Language A. Exploring Language

2 Language A. Exploring Language
1.Synonyms: words that have similar meaning. Start : begin help: support Antonyms: words with opposite meanings. Dislike ≠like disrespect ≠ respect Team : baseball gang : crime Gangs are involved in crime Robert : Bob name: nickname

3 Pronouns and possessive Adjectives
What is a pronoun? A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun. Pronouns are useful when you do not want to repeat a noun in a sentence.

4 1. Subject pronouns: Subject pronouns take the place of the subject in a sentence. Example: Urban Angels have many activities. They have many activities. Subject Subject pronoun

5 Subject pronouns include:
he she they we it you Example: you can become an Urban angel.

6 2. Object pronouns: They take the place of an object.
Objects usually come after the verb. Object pronouns also come after prepositions like for, to, and from. Example: Urban Angels like to help people. Urban Angels teach them about safety. object Object pronoun

7 Object pronouns include:
me you her him it us them The Urban Angels program needs support. The new York City government helps pay for it. Object pronoun

8 Possessive Adjectives:
They are like pronouns. They show possession or ownership. They always come before a noun. Example: Urban Angels help out in their community. noun My goal is to be a fashion designer. goal is to be a fashion designer.

9 Possessive Adjectives:
Possessive adjectives include: my your his her its our their Kelly is not an Urban Angel, but her friend is.

10 Style: Writing a personal Letter
People write personal letters to their friends and family members. The 5 parts of a letter: Date: Write the date on the top right. Message: Write your message in paragraphs. Signature: Write your name after the closing. Greetings: Begin with “Dear” and the person’s name. Closing: End your letter with “Sincerely” “Best wishes” “Love”

11 Example: The message Best wishes, Greeting Date 12 / 12 / 2009
Dear Sally, The message Closing Best wishes, Cindy White Signature


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