CHAPTER 10 AND 11 Vocabulary. Ominous: (page 190) Adjective If you describe something as ominous, you mean that it worries you because it makes you think.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

The people Look for some people. Write it down. By the water

Advertisements

Participial adjectives

blurted permission scald spectacular To _____ the milk, take it off the heat before it bubbles.

Produced by Tamm and Ande. Inanimate Alice >> Hello my name is Alice. I’m 13 years old >>

STRAND The Prophecy Chapter ?? Name of chapter. The main conflict Every chapter has a purpose. What was the one really important event or issue in this.

BINOMIALS There are many idiomatic pairs usually with the linking word of and in English. There are pairs of adverbs, pairs of nouns and identical/prepositional.

Parts of Speech!. Noun = 名词 a person, place or thing Ex: woman, dog, cat, phone, television.

Parts of Speech Part 2: Adverbs and Prepositions.

Nautical Vocabulary Nautical Vocabulary cont. port: the left side of a ship, when facing the bow tiller: a lever used to turn the rudder on a boat sextant:

Unit 5, Lesson 8. Practice:  What is the slope of this graph?  What is the y-intercept of this graph?

ADJECTIVES Definition: words that describes or modifies a noun (person, place, or thing) Answers the questions: – What kind? – How many? – Which one?

Grammar Check! Guess I was too nice.

Part 2. Brake is a verb that means “to stop”. It can also be a noun to describe the object that does the braking. Ex: - You have to brake! - Hit the brake!

SAVE THE SOCCER PLAYER SOCCER FOR LIFE. EITHER PICK THE GOAL OR THE SOCCER GOALIE.

USED TO FORM used to + VERB. 1 Habit in the Past "Used to" expresses the idea that something was an old habit that stopped in the past. It indicates that.

6 Steps to Writing an Objective Summary

Vocabulary Created by: Gary Mills August, 2011 Crofton Meadows Elementary School Anne Arundel County Public Schools All content contained herein has been.

Unit 1 The world of our senses Look at the following sentences and tell us the two meanings of the underlined word. Try to describe two parts of speech.

“The Case of the Filched Feast Funds”

Vocabulary Workshop Contagious Con-ta-gious (Adjective) – a describing word Meaning – contagious means spreadable by touch or through the air Examples.

In 1587 a ship with a number of English men, women, and children saw an island when they landed they began building houses. This was on Roanoke Island.

WEEK – END OF CHAPTER 5 Sequence Transitions Simple Ones 1.Afterward 2.again 3.before 4.finally 5.last 6.lately 7.meanwhile 8.Next 9.soon 10.then.

The Little Prince Antoine De Saint-Exupery Power Point Presentation: Sarah Gootnick October 2004.

Monkey Island Chapter 7 “Out Cold”. 1.Where did Clay find his jacket? How did it get there? Clay found his jacket in a tree. It was tied into the tree.

Fundamentals of Writing an Essay There are many reasons for writing an essay (sometimes called a “paper”). You may want to –instruct, –inform, –impress.

Vocabulary Words The Giver. Vocabulary Words  Admonition (Noun)  A friendly reminder and/or criticism  Distended (Verb)  To stretch or bulge out 

English In motion 4 May grammar and vocabulary review Saint Louis School English Department Carlos Schwerter Garc í a.

A Word a Day Grade 3 Week 3. DAY 1 Week 3 scold Say the Word scold.

Adjectives ending “ED” and “ING”

Grammar  -ing: Adjectives ending in ing are used to describe something that makes someone feel a certain way  Interesting, boring, relaxing, comforting,

Ch. 18: Forms of Energy Vocabulary:

Into English 3 Unit 1 12th Grade Miss. Peres. N C M O A I T I M N U C O  Make up as many words as you can from these letters.  Count  Mountain  Can.

3/20 Word Classes: Adjectives Adjectives are known as describing words. They provide extra information. Examples: some green leaves a heavy sack a funny.

Verbs American Lit. Verb a word or group of words that expresses time while showing an action, a condition, or the fact that something exists help make.

PAST PERFECT/PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS. PAST PERFECT Past actions previous to other past actions Past perfectPast Simple Train leaving Me getting.

CHAPTER 7 AND 8 Vocabulary. Appalling: (page 115) adjective Something that is appalling is so bad or unpleasant that it shocks you. ■ EG: ⇒ They have.

Click on one of the eight parts of speech listed below to view a slide with a description, example, and video of that particular part of speech. Home.

Prime 1 Unit 1 Suggest ways to enjoy life more. How are these photos different?

The Bremen Town Musicians. Vocabulary Words brought to bring something, in the past - verb I brought my fishing pole to fish in the pond. to bring something,

NOVEMBER 30, Announcements This week: Unit 25 and Unit 26 This Wednesday: Listening Quiz This Thursday, Unit Test Next Tuesday- Final Exam.

By: Ben and Nolan. Adjectives Definition: An adjective is a word or phrase that describes an attribute, added to or grammatically related to a noun to.

CHAPTER 5 AND 6 Vocabulary. Subterranean: (page 70) Adjective A subterranean river or tunnel is under the ground. ■ EG: ⇒ The city has 9 miles of subterranean.

Writing Conventions Anansi Goes Fishing. Writing Conventions Anansi Goes Fishing.

Adjectives. Adjective: modifies a noun or a pronoun – Modify means ‘to describe’ or ‘to make the meaning of a noun or a pronoun more specific’ – It tells:

 English doesn’t have future tenses in a way it has present or past tenses  it uses different forms to express future  the choice of the future form.

LESSON 3 Objectives:  to develop students’ speaking and reading skills  to enrich students’ vocabulary  to develop students’ creative thinking.

DO NOW Which word is the odd one out in each set?

Created By: Carsyn Cohen

Narrative Paragraphs.

Content Reading Strategy: Preview

PAST AND PRESENT PARTICIPIAL ADJECTIVES

Monday, March 21, 2016.

Unit 3 Week 3 Anansi Goes Fishing Writing Conventions.

8C possessive pronouns Whose coat is it? It’s my coat. It’s mine.

The Mystery Door Imagine you are looking at the door at the bottom of a tree. What thoughts are going through your head? You are about to open the door.

Vocabulary Review 11/17/15.

Survival English Unit 3A.

Stave 1 Vocabulary.

WHAT HAPPENS? You add 6 and 2 and you get 8 WHAT HAPPENS? You mix blue and red and you get purple!

Nouns adverbs Verbs Adjectives

Participial adjectives

ADJECTIVES ENDING IN ED AND -ING

VOCABULARY---Part 1 THE OUTSIDERS.

Vocabulary Lesson January 7, 2019.

Vocabulary and Definition

What I would like my Safety Network to do for me:

I need to improve my… I am now able to… I feel more confident about…

Presentation transcript:

CHAPTER 10 AND 11 Vocabulary

Ominous: (page 190) Adjective If you describe something as ominous, you mean that it worries you because it makes you think that something unpleasant or scary is going to happen Ex: There was an ominous silence at the other end of the phone.

Promontory: (page 191) Noun A promontory is a cliff that stretches out into the sea. Ex: The waves splashed below as I stood at the end of the promontory.

Vagabond: (page 196) A vagabond is someone who wanders from place to place and has no home or job. Ex: A cold and hungry vagabond stopped by my house on Thanksgiving to ask for some food.

Enmity (p. 197) Enmity is a feeling of hatred toward someone that lasts for a long time. ■ EX: I think there is an historic enmity between the Chiefs and the Raiders.

Disembarked (p. 202) When passengers disembark from a ship, airplane, or bus, they leave it at the end of their trip. ■ EG: ⇒ I looked toward the plane. Six passengers had already disembarked.

Waning (p. 203) If something wanes, it becomes gradually weaker or less, often so that it eventually disappears. ■ EG: ⇒ While his interest in these sports began to wane, a passion for lacrosse developed.