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Writing Right for Third Grade!
Writing Right for Third Grade!
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Writing rules!
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Common nouns describe everyday objects, animals, people, places, and ideas. For example...
El Paso
Donna
book
Mrs. Williams
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Prefix- an affix found at the ___of a word, which changes the meaning.
ending
beginning
both, beginning and ending
middle
3
Suffix-an affix added to the __of a word which changes the meaning.
beginning
middle
both beginning and ending.
ending
4
Commas are used to separate words or phrases in a list. Ex. I like birds, flowers, and singing.
True
False
5
Punctuation-the use of symbols, like periods, commas, ...to tell the reader how to read.
True
False
6
Antonym means___?
last
same
opposite
next
7
Grammar- rules that show how parts of speech, punctuation, and Capitalization fit together.
True
False
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Prefixes: in-, dis- mean?
into, yes
in, not
out, not
up, down
9
Proper nouns are always capitalized.
True
False
10
An example of a Superlative adjective is
loveliest
lovely
lovelier
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A good example of
subject - verb
agreement is...
The box is ready.
The box are ready.
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An example of a
Comparative
adjective is...
big
bigger
biggest
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A
Proper
noun is the name given to a particular person, place, or thing. For example...
Batman
bread
ring
pig
14
Which is a complete sentence with text evidence?
The students were feeling sad desk broke.
The students were feeling sad because they broke the desk.
The students were feeling .
The students were sad broke.
15
Commas come after conjunctions: and, or, but, for, nor, yet, or so to join clauses. (sentences)
False
True
16
The suffix -less means__?
more
a lot
without
none
17
There will always be a comma after the names in the greeting and the closing.
True
False
18
Spelling-rules that help us understand & remember ways letters /groups combine to form words.
False
True