VOCABULARY #3 1, 2, 3, & 6 HOURS

Protective is a/an . . .

Super-duper is an acceptable word.

Did you look between all the cushions on the couch to find your cell phone?

Protectative is an/an . . .

You are so wrong!

Asscertean is a/an . . .

Capitalization is not always necessary when writing a sentence.

Tension is a/an . . .

It is important to call 911 when someone is having a hard time not being able to breathe.

Sensitive is a/an . . .

Semi is prefix  . . .

They could not find their way to the grocery store because they did not know the address.

A sentence must have a subject and a main verb.

A prefix is . . .

It is a very good for students to study the vocabulary work everyday after school to do well in school.

Tiki and Jazmin went to the bakery to buy some donuts after college two days ago.

An infinitive phrase is ‘to + adverb’.

A preposition is  . . .

Tension is a/an . . .

Her aunt drives her daughter to school everyday.

Semidark is an acceptable word.

did you know that there will be a school assembly

Pre- is a prefix that means . . .

I drive to work very carefully due to the heavy traffic that I have to drive through everyday.

Punctuations is very necessary when writing a sentence.

Prepared is an acceptable prefixed word.

John a very big, tall, and handsome young man.

She did not want to listen to the instructions that were given to her.

Choose the correct number of infinitive phrases. I love to run, to jump, and to skip while playing

Choose the correct number of prep. phrases. I love to see the colorful leaves while walking.

Just the other day, there was a threat of yet another mass shooting.

Someday, I will grow up  my mother.

My car is near the rear of the parking ramp of the Eastland Mall.

Prepositions are like adjectives.

Tellie, Kiki, and Monte’ are the best friends ever!