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PENS - MARK

How many requirements do all sentences need? 5

The Five Requirements of a Sentence 1.Start with a capital letter 2.Have end punctuation (. ? !) 3.Have a subject (S) 4.Have a verb (V) 5.Make sense S V . ? !

Sentence Writing Strategy The five requirements of a complete sentence A strategy for writing & checking sentences ("PENS") A sub-strategy for checking sentence completeness ("MARK") Four types of simple sentences

Sentence Writing Strategy The five requirements of a complete sentence A strategy for writing & checking sentences ("PENS") A sub-strategy for checking sentence completeness ("MARK") Four types of simple sentences

P E N S

P Pick a formula E N S

P Pick a formula Explore words to fit the formula E N S

P Pick a formula Explore words To fit the formula E Note the words N S

P E N S Pick a formula Explore words To fit the formula Note the words Search and check

The PENS Strategy Step 1: Pick a formula Step 2: Explore words to fit the formula Step 3: Note the words Step 4: Search and check

How many formulas do you know? Only 1 S V

The PENS Strategy Step 1: Pick a formula - Step 2: Explore words to fit the formula Step 3: Note the words Step 4: Search and check

The PENS Strategy Step 1: Pick a formula - Step 2: Explore words to fit the formula Step 3: Note the words Step 4: Search and check

The PENS Strategy Step 1: Pick a formula - Step 2: Explore words to fit the formula Step 3: Note the words Step 4: Search and check

My sister lives nearby

The PENS Strategy Step 1: Pick a formula - Step 2: Explore words to fit the formula Step 3: Note the words Step 4: Search and check

+ 3 2 Search and check? Search Check What do we search for? What do we check for? Search Check + 3 2

2 + 3 = 5 requirements of a sentence search check 3 2 s V . ? ! Who what

Sentence Writing Strategy The five requirements of a complete sentence A strategy for writing & checking sentences ("PENS") A sub-strategy for checking sentence completeness ("MARK") Four types of simple sentences

Ask, “is there a verb? ?

Ask, “is there a verb? ? Who what Root out the subject

Ask, “is there a verb? ? Root out the subject Who what Key in on: Capital End punctuation Makes sense

Search & Check Step M Ask ”Is there a verb?" Root out the subject (by asking, ”Who or What _____?") Key in on the beginning ending (. ? !) meaning

s V . My sister lives nearby

s v T M A R K