2.4 Day 4

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2.4 Day 4

virus

1. add -s
2. add -es
3. change y to i, Add -es
4. Change f to v, Add -s or -es

tax

1. add -s
2. add -es
3. change y to i, Add -es
4. Change f to v, Add -s or -es

loaf

1. add -s
2. add -es
3. change y to i, Add -es
4. Change f to v, Add -s or -es

celebrity

1. add -s
2. add -es
3. change y to i, Add -es
4. Change f to v, Add -s or -es

armadillo

1. add -s
2. add -es
3. change y to i, Add -es
4. Change f to v, Add -s or -es

mosquito

1. add -s
2. add -es
3. change y to i, Add -es
4. Change f to v, Add -s or -es

journey

1. add -s
2. add -es
3. change y to i, Add -es
4. Change f to v, Add -s or -es

change

1. add -s
2. add -es
3. change y to i, Add -es
4. Change f to v, Add -s or -es

calf

1. add -s
2. add -es
3. change y to i, Add -es
4. Change f to v, Add -s or -es

mystery

1. add -s
2. add -es
3. change y to i, Add -es
4. Change f to v, Add -s or -es

thief

1. add -s
2. add -es
3. change y to i, Add -es
4. Change f to v, Add -s or -es

beach

1. add -s
2. add -es
3. change y to i, Add -es
4. Change f to v, Add -s or -es

belief

1. add -s
2. add -es
3. change y to i, Add -es
4. Change f to v, Add -s or -es

baby

1. add -s
2. add -es
3. change y to i, Add -es
4. Change f to v, Add -s or -es

wolf

1. add -s
2. add -es
3. change y to i, Add -es
4. Change f to v, Add -s or -es

Write the following words as plural:
virus

Write the following words as plural:
tax

Write the following words as plural:
loaf

Write the following words as plural:
celebrity

Write the following words as plural:
armadillo

Write the following words as plural:
mosquito

Write the following words as plural:
journey

Write the following words as plural:
change

Write the following words as plural:
calf

Write the following words as plural:
mystery

Write the following words as plural:
thief

Write the following words as plural:
beach

Write the following words as plural:
belief

Write the following words as plural:
baby

Write the following words as plural:
wolf

Describe in your own words the concept of having “the right stuff,” using details from the text.

On p. 178 the author describes becoming an astronaut as “a new and dangerous duty.” What reasons and evidence support this idea?

Ride your bike over to Mia’s house, and tell your sister to come home.

1. declarative
2. imperative
3. exclamatory
4. interrogative

Dwight D. Eisenhower served as president during the 1950s.

1. declarative
2. imperative
3. exclamatory
4. interrogative

The Jacksons have a new baby girl!

1. declarative
2. imperative
3. exclamatory
4. interrogative

Are you coming to the party tomorrow right?

1. declarative
2. imperative
3. exclamatory
4. interrogative

Glenn piloted the capsule and did experiments. 

The rocket propelled Glenn's capsule into orbit. 

Glenn's capsule landed safely in the ocean.

An alarm caused Mission Control to send Glenn back to Earth safely. 

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The following slides are from Day 2.  Yes, do them again to review. 

The Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock in 1620.

1. simple sentence
2. not a simple sentence

Houston is the biggest city in Texas, but Austin is the capital.

1. simple sentence
2. not a simple sentence

I like cupcake, but I like pudding better.

1. simple sentence
2. not a simple sentence

Neptune is a gas giant planet.

1. simple sentence
2. not a simple sentence

I wanted to make my AR goal, but I ended up doubling my AR goal.

1. simple sentence
2. not a simple sentence

Learning about plants is my favorite topic.

1. simple sentence
2. not a simple sentence

asks a question and ends with a question mark

1. declarative
2. interrogative
3. exclamatory
4. imperative

makes a request or command and ends with a period or exclamation point

1. declarative
2. interrogative
3. exclamatory
4. imperative

makes a statement and ends with a period

1. declarative
2. interrogative
3. exclamatory
4. imperative

expresses a strong feeling and ends with an exclamation point

1. declarative
2. interrogative
3. exclamatory
4. imperative

On your own

IXL LA II5 and II6 up to 85