Language Unit 5

The words at the top of a dictionary page are called

Their is no way to get lost in this tiny room.

When might you write a business letter?

Their is no way to get lost in this tiny room.

The shepherds watched over the flock and they saw the angels in the sky.

Their is no way to get lost in this tiny room.

The shepherds watched over the flock, and they saw the angels in the sky.

Which book would you use to find the definition of a word?

I _______________ you could do it!

I forgot my binder in ______________.

Jesus loves me and He is my Saviour.

Letter to insurance company

Is there a bridge I can take over the river?

Alphabetical Order? andesite, coal, creeper, diamond, furnace, iron, vex

She is my favorite aunt, yet she is my only aunt.

sleigh/slay

Alphabetical Order? gander, goose, hyena, wren, yetti

Which of the following is in a business letter, but is not in a friendly letter?

The coat is over their.

Alphabetical Order? crew, imposter, sus, mate, skeld, meeting

___________________ my best friends.

A letter to your best friend on vacation

The wiseman followed the star, and they brought gifts to Jesus.

Which of the following has the parts of a friendly letter in the correct order?

How many books in the New Testament are letters?

I like the color of ____________________ house.

Letter to grandpa

It is their dog.

Words that are used to join clauses are

You are _____________!

Alphabetical Order? chores, cooking, gardening, hunting, milking, sewing,

A letter to your best friend on vacation

____________ it is. I see it!

Cupcakes are my favorite food because, I like icing.

The order of letters from A to Z is called

they, their, there

nervous/confident

A letter about a product you bought that broke

Alphabetical Order? bunny, bear, rabbit, liger

Which of the following has the parts of a business letter in correct order?

What are the letters in the New Testament from Apostles to Christians usually referred to as?

Which book would you use to find synonyms or antonyms for a word?

for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so

high-tall

Which of the following best describes how the body of a business letter should sound?

They're not coming to the party.

dangerous/safe

pretty/beautiful