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Use compound sentences to show relationships among ideas.

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4.4 Adjective Pileup: Coordinate Adjectives

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4.4 Adjective Pileup: Coordinate Adjectives

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Use a comma to seperate coordinate adjectives.

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"If I use two or more adjectives in a row, I may use commas to seperate them."

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"I join sentences with a comma and but"

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Coordinate adjectives are a sequene of two or more adjectives that describe the same noun. If the sentence would still make sense with the connector word AND between the adjectives, then commas are necessary between each adjective.

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Use simple sentences with compound predicates.

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"I can match one subject with two (or more) verbs."

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What patterns do you see? What point of view do you see? Why do you think the author chose third person? Why might an author use more than one verb in a sentence? What does using an ellipses mean?

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Wednesday: Invitation to Compare and Contrast

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Wednesday: Invitation to Compare and Contrast

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Imitation Jamboard: Recreate your imitation sentene by adding a post-it to this Jamboard

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Imitation Jamboard: Recreate your imitation sentene by adding a post-it to this Jamboard

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Use simple sentences with compound predicates

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"I can match one subject with two (or more) verbs".

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Feb. 1 Invitation to Compare and Contrast

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Feb. 1 Invitation to Compare and Contrast

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Talk to an elbow partner about the effect of the word choices, especially when it comes to verbs. As readers, are their reactions "compunded" by the sentences having more than one verb?

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Feb. 8 Invitation to Compare and Contrast

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Feb. 8 Invitation to Compare and Contrast

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Use Compund sentences to show relationships amoung ideas.

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I join sentences with a comma and an and.

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Feb. 15 Invitation to Compare and Contrast

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Feb. 15 Invitation to Compare and Contrast

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I use compound sentences to join ideas.

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Choose compund sentences to signify relationships amoung ideas.

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I join sentences with a comma and a 'for'. OR I join sentences with a comma and one of the FANBOYS.

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Write your own sentences using the model sentence above.

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Find one to two sentneces from a book you are reading that is an example of our focus phrase of the week.

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Choose compund sentences to signify relationships amoung ideas.

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I join sentences with a comma and a 'nor'. In the nor version, I flip the subject and verb.

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Write your own sentences using the model sentence above.

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Find one to two sentneces from a book you are reading that is an example of our focus phrase of the week.

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Find one to two sentneces from a book you are reading that is an example of our focus phrase of the week.