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Unit 2 Semester Review

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  • Diaries begin with the day's ____________________.
    date
  • Adverbial phrases can tell us how often. Name the verb and adverbial phrase in the sentence, 'I drive to work every morning.'
    verb - drive / adverbial phrase that tells how often - every morning
  • Adverbial phrases can tell us when. Name the verb and adverbial phrase in the sentence, 'He returned home after many years.'
    returned - verb / after many years - adverbial phrase telling when
  • Adverbial phrases can tell us why. Name the verb and adverbial phrase in the sentence, 'He ate cake because it was his birthday.'
    verb - ate / adverbial phrase telling why - because it was his birthday
  • Diaries are written in formal or informal style?
    informal
  • Would the word DIGIT appear on a dictionary page with the guide words DIFFERENT and DIP?
    yes
  • Diaries are usually written in ________________ tense when we write about events that have already taken place. Diaries can also include _______________________ tense when we talk about how things are or how we feel at the time of writing.
    simple past tense / simple present tense
  • Diaries are __________________________ that keep a record of events that we are a part of and to express our innermost feelings.
    personal recounts
  • They include personal _________________ and ___________________ to express our opinions and emotions about an event or experience.
    personal comments and personal feelings
  • Words that show feelings are helpful when we write diaries. Use two feeling words to describe your day.
    answers will vary
  • Personal recounts often usually tell us the 3 important w's about an event. They tell us the ___________________ and the _____________________ the entry is about and ____________________ an event took place.
    who, what, where
  • Diaries use ________________________ pronouns such as 'I' and 'we'.
    first person pronouns
  • Diaries often contain common nouns and proper nouns. What are common nouns and how are they different from proper nouns?
    common nouns - general people, places, things, ideas / proper nouns - specific names of people, places or things
  • Compound sentences join two together to form a new sentence. We use connectors such as 'and', 'or' and 'but' to join the two sentences. Join these two sentences into one using a connector - You can choose noodles. You can choose rice.
    You can choose noodles or rice.
  • Dictionary entries are in _______________________________ order.
    alphabetical (abc order)
  • Adverbial phrases usually come at the end of a sentence, however, they can be placed at the beginning to emphasize a point. If the adverbial phrase is at the beginning of a sentence it must include a ______________________.
    comma
  • Adverbial phrases work like adverbs. They tell us more about a verb. Name the verb and the adverbial phrase in the sentence, 'I wrote very quickly.'
    verb - wrote / very quickly - adverbial phrase
  • Dictionary entries use _________________ at the top of each page to help the reader know the words included on the page.
    guide words
  • Adverbial phrases can tell us how long. Name the verb and adverbial phrase in the sentence, 'My friend lived in the USA for ten years.'
    lived - verb / for ten years - adverbial phrase telling how long
  • Compound sentences join two together to form a new sentence. We use connectors such as 'and', 'or' and 'but' to join the two sentences. Join these two sentences into one using a connector - We went to town and ferry. We returned by train.
    We went to town by car and returned by train.
  • Compound sentences join two together to form a new sentence. We use connectors such as 'and', 'or' and 'but' to join the two sentences. Join these two sentences into one using a connector - I like this shirt. This shirt is too big for me.
    I like this shirt but it is too big for me.
  • When we write diaries we express our personal thoughts and feelings using __________________________ words. Give an example of these words.
    feeling / answers will vary
  • Adverbs tell us more about a verb. Name the verb and adverb in the sentence, 'I wrote quickly.'
    wrote - verb / quickly - adverb
  • Personal recounts often include adjectives and adverbs. What do adjectives describe? What do adverbs describe?
    Adjectives describe nouns. Adverbs describe verbs.
  • Would the word DISABILITY appear on a dictionary page with guide words DIFFERENT and DIP?
    no
  • Words that show feelings are helpful when we write diaries. Use two feeling words to describe your day.
    answers will vary