Syntax and Sentence Fluency Poem Based on Anthem by Ayn Rand

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Appositive Phrase - a group of words that renames, re-identifies, or amplifies the word(s) that preceded the phrase. Examples: Mrs. Carreño, my English Teacher, Union 9th Grade center, previously know as the I-High, Make an appositive phrase for “Olympics” ______________________________________________________ Make an appositive phrase for “Spring Break” _______________________________________________________

Participial Phrase = begins with a present or past verb Participial Phrase = begins with a present or past verb. If the participle is present, it will end in “ing” , if it is past it will end “ed”. Examples: Crunching caramel corn for the entire movie, Washed with soap and water, Formulate a Participial phrase for “Jogging” ______________________________________________________ Formulate a Participial phrase for “Passing period” _______________________________________________________

Infinitive Phrase = begins with “to” followed by a verb Infinitive Phrase = begins with “to” followed by a verb. It will also include objects and/or modifiers. Examples: To kick the ball past the dazed goalie, To lick the grease from his shiny fingers, Create an infinitive phrase for “write” ______________________________________________________ Create an infinitive phrase for “smile” _______________________________________________________

Dependent Clause= is a group of words that has both a subject and a verb but cannot stand alone as a sentence. Examples: (begins with a subordinate conjunction) When I think about graduation, If you don’t have good attendance, Write a dependent clause about “football” ______________________________________________________ Write a dependent clause about “Acting” _______________________________________________________

Prepositional Phrase= begins with a preposition and ends with a noun Examples: Without my homework Outside the baseball stadium Write a dependent clause about “wrestling” ______________________________________________________ Write a dependent clause about an “arena” _______________________________________________________

Assignment: write a six line poem about the topic given at the beginning of the hour. The format should be as follows: Ln 1: Appositive Phrase Ln 2: Participial Phrase Ln 3: Infinitive Phrase Ln 4: Dependent Phrase Ln 5: Participial Phrase Ln 6: Prepositional Phrase

Example (App Ph) Mrs. Carreño, my English teacher, (Part Ph) Allowing full credit, (Inf Ph) To make-up zeros, (Dep Cls) If students are willing, (Part Ph) Opening the door Thursday, (Prep Ph) During both lunches,