Something Greater than Gold Daily Oral Language Week 1.

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Something Greater than Gold Daily Oral Language Week 1

Sentence 1 Underline the adjective(s) in the sentence. eric liddell something greater than gold by hanet and geoff benge is one of many biographies written about christian heroes

Sentence 2 Change the comparative adverb where appropriate. eric liddell was a 100 meter runner who could run more fast than any student in the history of the school

Sentence 3 Change the comparative adjective where appropriate. eric considered robert the oldest and wisest of the two brothers and when robert said scotland was their other home eric knew he was right

Sentence 4 Identify the word that the underlined word modified. Tell whether the underlined word functions as an adverb or an adjective. mary liddell slipped quickly away from the school while her boys were being introduced to the meaning of wicket a maiden over and other details of cricket

Sentence 5 Identify the word that the underlined word modified. Tell whether the underlined word functions as an adverb or an adjective. before they left for the battlefield they proudly visited eltham college in their new khaki uniforms and each boy carried a modern short magazine lee enfield rifle