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The Sparks Fly by Ruth Ashby

The Sparks Fly by Ruth Ashby. dissolve inefficient donors insulators patent uproariously. dissolve – v. to mix into a liquid. inefficient – adj. not offering good use of money or time. donors – n. plural of donor: a person who gives something .

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The Sparks Fly by Ruth Ashby

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  1. The Sparks Flyby Ruth Ashby dissolve inefficient donors insulators patent uproariously

  2. dissolve – v. to mix into a liquid

  3. inefficient – adj. not offering good use of money or time

  4. donors – n. plural of donor: a person who gives something

  5. insulators – n. plural of insulator: a material that does not carry an electric charge

  6. patent – v. to obtain the exclusive right to an invention; no one else can claim he/she invented it

  7. uproariously – adv. noisily, loudly

  8. Line 1 – earthquakes fireplace loudspeaker windshield Preparing to Read These are compound words. Can you tell an open compound word? Can you name a hyphenated compound? Line 2 – person man inventor Ben Franklin These words show levels of specificity. They go from general to specific. Let’s make a new specificity chain.

  9. Line 3 – questions chimneys demonstrations inventions Preparing to Read These words are regular plurals. Let’s review the rules for forming regular plurals. Line 4 – inefficient inexperienced incapable independence The prefix “in” means “not” “lacking” or “lack of”

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