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Fix the following sentence fragments (dependent clauses) so they express a complete thought. When the movie is over. Because Mr. Baker yelled. The strength of the man might. After he went to lunch. Happy Mon day … please complete on your BW Paper.
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Fix the following sentence fragments (dependent clauses) so they express a complete thought. When the movie is over. Because Mr. Baker yelled. The strength of the man might. After he went to lunch. Happy Monday…please complete on your BW Paper
Fix the following sentence fragments (dependent clauses) so they express a complete thought. When the movie is over, I have to go home. Because Mr. Baker yelled, I started to cry. The strength of the man might prove to be his weakness. After he went to lunch, he was suppose to go home. Happy Monday…please complete on your BW Paper
Meaning: 30-15-10 List Examples: Subway Subzero Prefix: Sub Class Examples: Visual/Memory Clue
Meaning: Meaning: Examples: Transcend Transcontinental Examples: Supernatural Superstition Prefix: Super Prefix: Trans Class Examples: Class Examples: Visual/Memory Clue Visual/Memory Clue
Meaning: Meaning: Examples: unhappy unethical Examples: Unilateral unity Prefix: Un, uni Prefix: Un Class Examples: Class Examples: Visual/Memory Clue Visual/Memory Clue
Ponyboy Curtis (ch. 9) “ “ “I can’t sleep very well..” “What kind of world is it…” “ I don’t hate the Socs anymore…” “ Why do I fight?” “he (Darry) was ashamed to be on our side…” “ I was going to be like him (Darry).” “ We don’t belong with this bunch of future convicts..”
Dally Winston (ch. 9) “A rumble ain’t a rumble unless I’m in it…” “ That’s what you get for helping people…please don’t die…” “We’re going to see Johnny…” “ That’s what you get for helping people…” “ Dally was proud of him…” “You look out for yourself and nothing can touch you…” “ they’re calling you a hero now…” “We gotta see him…you’ll end up on your own operating table.”
Tuesday…please complete on your BW Paper Comma Splice: * A sentence error that attempts to join two independent clauses How to Fix: * Use a conjunction: and, nor, but, or, yet, so * Use a (.), (!), (?), or (;) FIX THE SPLICE: I got up late this morning, I didn’t have time for breakfast.
Tuesday…please complete on your BW Paper Comma Splice: * A sentence error that attempts to join two independent clauses EX: I got up late this morning, I didn’t have time for breakfast. How to Fix: * Use a conjunction: and, nor, but, or, yet, so * Use a (.), (!), (?), or (;) Fixed: Any of the below sentences are correct I got up late this morning. I didn’t have time for breakfast. I got up late this morning; I didn’t have time for breakfast. I got up late this morning, so I didn’t have time for breakfast. I got up late this morning, and I didn’t have time for breakfast.
Finishing Question: How has Pony’s delusional behavior been foreshadowed to occur? What do you think will happen because of it?
Wednesday…please complete on your BW Paper FIX THE SPLICES: A. John studied hard for the test, he failed it anyways. B. Charlie is not only handsome, he is rich. This has been a very mild winter, therefore, we haven’t had much snow.
Wednesday…please complete on your BW Paper Fixed SPLICES: A. John studied hard for the test; he failed it anyways. B. Charlie is not only handsome, but he is also rich. This has been a very mild winter; therefore, we haven’t had much snow.
The Outsiders: Puzzle Paragraph Directions: Using ALL of the elements from the list below, create a paragraph that explains how Dally “snapped”. Serial comma Two independent clauses joined by a semicolon A vocab word of your choice The phrase “Dally risking his life for us” The term “greaser”
The Outsiders: Chapter 12 The Outsiders: Timeline Plot Review
Thursday…please complete on your BW Paper The apostrophe: 1) to form possessives of nouns 2) to show the omission of letters & numbers Add APOSTROPHES to the following phrases: The boys hat (the hat of the boy) Dont, 2012, shouldnt Childrens games Three friends letters
Thursday…please complete on your BW Paper The apostrophe: 1) to form possessives of nouns 2) to show the omission of letters & numbers Add APOSTROPHES to the following phrases: The boy’s hat Don’t, ‘12, shouldn’t Children’s games Three friends’ letters
The Outsiders: Chapter 12 Not eating Clumsy Forgetful Weak, dizzy, headache, beat up, hair-cut & dyed Looks like greaser 14 yrs healthy Scared… Bad grades Acts like Dally Low self-esteem Book smart Not street smart In denial; delusional…thinks he killed Bob Realizes he was wrong… Hates Socs Thinks Darry hates him, “outsider” Doesn’t hate Socs Closer w/Darry Independent Wants to make something of self… Awkward Darry/fights Compromises w/Darry More aggressive No feelings. Back to self
Friday! Go over your 5:1 Prefixes for your test Finish Time Lines & turn in Watch & Analyze Scenes from The Outsiders
______________________________ • ______________________________ • ______________________________ • ______________________________ Actions the character wishes he could ERASE Character: Ponyboy Actions the character wishes he had done • ________________________________ • ________________________________ • ________________________________ • ________________________________
______________________________ • ______________________________ • ______________________________ • ______________________________ Actions the character wishes he could ERASE Character: Johnny Actions the character wishes he had done • ________________________________ • ________________________________ • ________________________________ • ________________________________