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Esperanza Rising

Esperanza Rising. Daily Oral Language Week 2. Sentence 1 Write the pronouns and their verbs as contractions. if you will reconsider my proposal, i will build you a larger and beautifuler home. of course if you would prefer, you may live in this burned out shell smiled tio luis. Sentence 2.

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Esperanza Rising

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  1. Esperanza Rising Daily Oral Language Week 2

  2. Sentence 1Write the pronouns and their verbs as contractions. if you will reconsider my proposal, i will build you a larger and beautifuler home. of course if you would prefer, you may live in this burned out shell smiled tio luis

  3. Sentence 2 papa would not never have had us sit hear and abuelita wouldn’t approve neither esperanza stubbornly announced

  4. Sentence 3Underline the prepositional phrases. If the phrase is an adverb phrase, double underline it and circle the verb it modifies. when they came into a clearing they saw señor rodriguez with a lantern by the barn doors. pigeons fluttered in the rafters

  5. Sentence 4Underline the prepositional phrases. If the phrase is an adverb phrase, double underline it and circle the verb it modifies. the wagon pulled out of the barn and the guavas shifted into place. esperanzas eyes were adjusting to the darkness and to the pitch and roll of the wagon

  6. Sentence 5Underline the prepositional phrases. If the phrase is an adverb phrase, double underline it and circle the verb it modifies. three barefoot children crowded near there mother. an old frail beggar woman pushed by them to the back of the car. esperanza slid over next to the window

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