desire (v.)
to want something, especially strongly
transformation (n.)
a complete change in the appearance or character of something or someone, especially so that that thing or person is improved
chapel (n.)
a room that is part of a larger building and is used for Christian worship
consumption (n.)
the act of using, eating, or drinking something
mocking (adj.)
involves laughing or talking at someone or something in an unkind way
ventilated (v.)
to cause fresh air to enter and move around a closed space
Which is the imperative sentence?
Answer the phone!
I answered the phone.
The phone was answered by me.
When did you answer the phone?
What is our role in consumer culture?
Which is the interrogative sentence?
The breakfast was eaten.
The boys ate their breakfast quickly.
Have you had breakfast yet?
Eat your breakfast, please.
Which is the passive sentence?
The window was broken.
The wind broke the window.
The broken peices of the window hurt my feet.
The window broke into a thousand peices.
astounding (adj.)
very surprising or shocking
goal (n.)
the object toward which your work and planning is directed; a purpose
involuntary (adj.)
not done by choice; done unwillingly, or without the decision or intention of the person involved
Which is the interrogative sentence?
Can they come out and play?
They went out and played.
The game was played.
Do not go outside to play.
Choose the correct conjunctive adverb to complete the sentence: Class always starts at 4:30; ______ the students were always ready by 4:25.
however
for example
and
as a result
Which is the active sentence?
The children go to school.
Don't go to school!
The school was destroyed by the typhoon.
School was visted by the parents.
consume (v.)
to buy things for your own use or ownership
artisan (n.)
someone who does skilled work with their hands
purchase (v.)
to buy
consumer (n.)
a person who buys goods or services for their own use
clotheshorse (n.)
a person who is excessively concerned with wearing fashionable clothes.
Which is the affirmative sentence?
Ben and Dennis were not able to untie the knots.
Ben and Dennis could not understand how to untie any knot.
Ben and Dennis had never untied knots before.
Ben and Dennis were terrible at untying knots.
Which is the passive sentence?
Our dinner was excellent and tasty.
Our dinner was made by the chef.
The chef was very skilled when making our dinner.
The chef made our dinner by our table
Which is the imperative sentence?
Please do not forget to do your homework.
The students did not forget their homework.
I finished my homework.
Did you finish your homework?
influence (n.)
the power to have an effect on people or things, or a person or thing that is able to do this
undoubtedly (adv.)
very likely; almost certainly
Choose the correct conjunctive adverb to complete the sentence: The movie was excellent; _______ the most famous actor had the smallest part.
furthermore
as a result
finally
however
droll (adj.)
comical, odd
Which is the active sentence?
Was the beach cleaned by students?
The beach was being cleaned by volunteers.
Clean the beach!
Last week, my friend and I walked by the beach.