1. Editor In Chief B1 Lesson 3
CONTENT - 2
Be sure to STUDY the illustration and caption before you read the text. Don’t forget to analyze any facts or figures.

2. Special Note
If you change a word that begins with a consonant to word that begins with a vowel, you might need to change “a” to “an”.
Mr. Skelton wants a waffle and some bacon for breakfast.
Picture of Mr. Skelton’s breakfast

3. Grammar - 3 A helping verb is part of a verb phrase.
wrote write have written
ate eat have eaten
If you having just read the book, will you see the movie?
Comparative and superlative forms of adjectives or adverbs hot hotter hottest
often more often most often
Compared to soda, tea is most sweet.
Possessive pronouns show ownership and do not require an apostrophe. A possessive may precede a noun or stand alone.
my mine your yours their theirs
That dog of your is hungry.

4. Usage - 3 A subject and verb agree to be either singular or plural.
The girls runs every morning just before she goes to school.
Pickles and salad dressing both contains vinegar.

5. Spelling - 1
Be sure to use the correct homophone when spelling the following:
hour/our to/too/two your/you’re
its/it’s lose/loose their/there/they’re
Their going to have to study more to prepare for the test.
Most of the dogs are going too the pet store, two.

6. Punctuation - 1 Yes I have heard of that show.
A comma is used after an introductory word.
Indeed, Level Creek is an awesome school!
Hey, did you see that comet?
Well, I guess that’s true.
Yes I have heard of that show.