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Agenda-Tues., Aug. 28, 2012 Language Arts

Agenda-Tues., Aug. 28, 2012 Language Arts. Warm-Up Review Ch.8 Ex. 2 Trade N Grade HW Run-On Sentences Homework-EOLWB p.3. Warm-Up 8/28/12 Sentences vs. Fragments. Copy the word groups. Write S for sentence and F for fragment next to each . Graze on the plain.

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Agenda-Tues., Aug. 28, 2012 Language Arts

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  1. Agenda-Tues., Aug. 28, 2012Language Arts • Warm-Up • Review Ch.8 Ex. 2 • Trade N Grade HW • Run-On Sentences • Homework-EOLWB p.3

  2. Warm-Up 8/28/12Sentences vs. Fragments Copy the word groups. Write S for sentence and F for fragment next to each. • Graze on the plain. • The American Bison is brown and black. • Brown feathers of the golden eagle. • Because we were tired.

  3. Run On Sentences

  4. A run-on sentence is two or more sentences that are incorrectly written as one sentence. The length of the sentence has nothing to do with it being a run-on sentence. Run-on sentences may be more than one sentence written as one without end marks, OR a run-on may be more than one sentence joined with commas.

  5. Run-on Examples Timothy believes that Stew Cat is a jumbi he is convinced that there is an evil spirit in Stew Cat that is causing them bad luck.

  6. Run-on Examples Carnival is one of the most exciting festivals in South America, Carnival begins the Saturday before Lent and lasts until the following Tuesday.

  7. Run-on Examples During this four day celebration in late February or early March many activities take place, they include parades, music, dancing, fireworks, masquerades, and theme parties.

  8. Run-on Examples The theme is from a part of history or culture like the Portuguese navigators who discovered Brazil or the Indians of the Amazon region the theme is shown through floats, costumes, and songs.

  9. There are four methods for correcting run-on sentences.

  10. 1.  The first is to simply make two sentences.

  11. IncorrectTimothy insists that Phillip help with the weaving even though he is blind he does this so Phillip won't give up on life and become completely dependent on Timothy. CorrectTimothy insists that Phillip help with the weaving even though he is blind.He does this so Phillip won't give up on life and become completely dependent on Timothy.

  12. Is this a sentence or a run-on?Correct run-on sentences by making two sentences. A chimpanzee walked along the wall.

  13. Is this a sentence or a run-on?Correct run-on sentences by making two sentences. A chimpanzee walked along the wall. sentence

  14. Is this a sentence or a run-on?Correct run-on sentences by making two sentences. A policeman searched a shed and went into the house he checked the back porch and then left in his car.

  15. Is this a sentence or a run-on?Correct run-on sentences by making two sentences. A policeman searched a shed and went into the house. He checked the back porch and then left in his car. run-on

  16. Is this a sentence or a run-on?Correct run-on sentences by making two sentences. She peeked into the box, she began to laugh.

  17. Is this a sentence or a run-on?Correct run-on sentences by making two sentences. She peeked into the box.She began to laugh. run-on

  18. Is this a sentence or a run-on?Correct run-on sentences by making two sentences. Stay with me.

  19. Is this a sentence or a run-on?Correct run-on sentences by making two sentences. Stay with me. sentence

  20. Is this a sentence or a run-on?Correct run-on sentences by making two sentences. The movie director began to speak everyone looked restless and began to look around and smile at each other and not listen.

  21. Is this a sentence or a run-on?Correct run-on sentences by making two sentences. The movie director began to speak.Everyone looked restless and began to look around and smile at each other and not listen. run-on

  22. Is this a sentence or a run-on?Correct run-on sentences by making two sentences. He sits in the park daily.

  23. Is this a sentence or a run-on?Correct run-on sentences by making two sentences. He sits in the park daily. sentence

  24. Is this a sentence or a run-on?Correct run-on sentences by making two sentences. The alarm rang at six he didn’t rise until nine o’clock.

  25. Is this a sentence or a run-on?Correct run-on sentences by making two sentences. The alarm rang at six.He didn’t rise until nine o’clock. run-on

  26. Is this a sentence or a run-on?Correct run-on sentences by making two sentences. The American flag is passing, we need to stand.

  27. Is this a sentence or a run-on?Correct run-on sentences by making two sentences. The American flag is passing.We need to stand. run-on

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