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neighborhood pool.

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• Look ahead each week at the skills being practiced. If you
encounter a new skill, complete the item as a class.
• Correct students’ work together to model the correct responses.
• As skills are repeated throughout the year, monitor students’
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Monday

Write these sentences correctly.

1. Yesterday we seen Rhondas’ sister brother and cousin at our neighborhood pool.

2. Each of them children, have a original way of looking at they’re world.

Underline the independent clause in this sentence.

3. No matter how hard she tried, Margaret couldn’t finish the crossword puzzle.

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Complete these sentences with who, which, or that.

4. A bromeliad is a kind of plant

5. Lucas,

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plays banjo and guitar, says the banjo was much harder to learn.

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Tuesday

Write these sentences correctly.

1. You’re project on metamorphosis in frogs was excelent Mr Mendez told Heather and I.

2. James has allways been a nervous person he worrys weather or not he has a reason to.

Circle the best word or words to complete this sentence.

3. Taking the subway to the airport is
most inconvenient

than going by taxi, but it’s less expensive.

inconveniently

more inconvenient

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grows primarily in tropical climates.

none of these

Is the underlined verb transitive or intransitive?

4. When Betsy moved to Madrid, she couldn’t speak Spanish at all.
Circle the predicate noun. Draw a line to the word in the subject that it renames.

5. George is Wanda’s older brother; he works in Dayton, Ohio.

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Wednesday

Name:

Write these sentences correctly.


1. Helenas favorite song is ”you are my sunshine” and she hums it when she’s happy.

2. our neighbor an ham radio operator has built two large antenna in his yard.

Circle the root that could be placed in both of these words.

3. con
cline

de
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Circle the direct object and underline the indirect object in each sentence.

4. After her graduation party, Colleen sent everyone in her family thank-you notes.
5. Manolo made the children a piñata out of a grocery bag and some crepe paper.

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Thursday


Name:

Write these sentences correctly.

1. last year, Leah has ridden her bike more far than anyone else in the cycleing club.

2. Durango Colorado is near to mesa verde national park and many old silver mines.

Circle the simple subject and underline the complete subject of this sentence.

3. Glittering jewels of many sizes and colors filled the jewelry store display cases.

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Is this sentence declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory?

4. Never doubt the power of a friendly smile.
Circle the abstract noun in this sentence.

5. Dolores was delighted by her nephew’s excitement about his new bike.
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Friday

Read the following paragraph and decide whether each underlined part has an error.
Write capitalization error, punctuation error, spelling error, or no error.

An urban legend is a story, that can show us what we are afraid of. Some urban legends,
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such as ”alligators in the sewer” are very old. Others are more recent. Modern urban legends
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are often about tecknolegy. No matter what these stories are about they are memorable.
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How many did you get correct each day? Mark the squares.

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Monday

Name:

Write these sentences correctly.

1. Hey look at these! Its a canadian fiffty-cent piece from 2000.

2. Booker T Washington was born into slavery on april 5 1856 on a farm in Virginia.

Circle the object of the underlined preposition in each sentence.

3. Rose inserted her dollar bill into the slot, but she didn’t get a subway ticket.


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4. The gentle wind rippled over the calm, glassy surface of the lake.
Write the contraction for the underlined words.

5. Our cousin Paula has lived in four different countries.

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Tuesday

Name:

Write these sentences correctly.

1. Mikes cruise to the virgin islands were his first vacation in six years, accept for long weekends.

2. unleashed dogs, aren’t never allowed on the beach during daylight ours.

Underline the linking verb in this sentence.

3. The special hand lotion my grandmother uses smells a bit like almonds.

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Circle the best word to complete this sentence.

4. Xiang said, ”If you find a notebook, please give it to me; it’s
my

his

mine

.”

yours

Is the following text a complete sentence or a fragment?
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5. In spite of having tried their very best.

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Name:

Write these sentences correctly.

1. Whenever Patrick eated bread too quick he got really bad hicups

2. I think my dad is our lockal baseball’s team loyalest fan.

Circle the correlative conjunctions in this sentence.

3. On yesterday’s problem set, both Jody and Matt scored 100%.
Circle the best word or words to complete this sentence.

4. The conductor said, ”Violins, play that passage again, but a little
most delicately

delicately

more delicately

this time.”

none of these

Underline the past participle in this sentence.


5. After the culture medium has reached the correct temperature, add the bacteria.

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Thursday

Write these sentences correctly.

1. Even though he may be extreemly strict, Mr Suskin is a kind inteligent person.

2. what has now known as san francisco used to being a village called Yerba Buena.

Circle the subject of this sentence.

3. When opening the package, take care not to damage the contents.
it

he

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you


Rewrite this phrase using a possessive noun.

4. the swimming pool at the athletic center
Underline the compound predicate in this sentence.

5. Our student government met yesterday and voted to ban music players in school.

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Friday

Rewrite these sentences to correctly punctuate the dialogue.

1. Let’s find a solution to this equation together said Ms. Graves, our math teacher.

2. Mom, may I please have a second helping of pie and ice cream begged Jim.

3. It was a tough meet Lily bragged but my teammates and I took first place in our relay.


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4. Let me know if I can help pack Ben offered or if there’s anything else I can do.

5. Where in the world Kenneth asked did you put the spare keys to the shed?

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Monday

Name:

Write these sentences correctly.

1. Come on linda said to her team we may win this here game if we try more hard!


2. Marks going two do a summer internship at a company in Louisville kentucky.

Circle the antecedent of the underlined pronoun.

3. Carnegie Hall, a site for concerts in New York, had its 100th anniversary in 1991.

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Circle the adverbs in the following sentences. Do they tell how, where, when, or to what extent ?

4. Joanna’s flute solo was exceptionally beautiful.
5. She received her audition music late, so she had to learn her solo quickly.

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Tuesday

Name:

Write these sentences correctly.

1. because workers are making repears to the house next door it’s very noisy right now.

2. At the equator zero degrees latitude the sun raises and sets at approximate the same times
ever day


Underline the subordinate clause in this sentence.

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3. Mario won the district chess championships, despite having a bad cold.
Rewrite this phrase using a possessive noun.

4. the bright light coming from the sun
Circle the gerunds in this sentence.

5. Instead of watching TV, my family enjoys playing games together after dinner.
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Wednesday

Name:

Write these sentences correctly.


1. Kite boarding is a extreem sport that are very exciting to watch from the beech.

2. the frightened child, clinged to him mothers legs and refused to go with the nerse.

Circle the subject pronoun and underline the object pronoun in each sentence.

3. Raul was very tired after his long flight, but he told us all about his trip to Argentina.

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4. Blue jays become aggressive when they are nesting; yesterday, one attacked me in the garden.
Circle the predicate adjectives in this sentence.

5. The small, quaint town of New Fairfield has a modern public library.

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Thursday

Name:

Write these sentences correctly.

1. Were haveing a desert party in the cafeteria too colect money for band instruments

2. Ming-Lee is the mostest talented artist in Ms jacksons drawring and painting class.


Circle the helping, or auxiliary, verbs in this sentence.

3. Renee has been interested in Greek and Roman mythology since she was six.

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How many syllables are in this word?

4. disinfectant
Circle the coordinating conjunction pair in this sentence.

5. Mr. Bingham teaches calculus, but he also coaches the soccer team.
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Write whether each sentence is simple, compound, or complex.

1. The Mayan Classic period was from 250 to 900 CE.
2. Even though it’s cool tonight, I’d like to eat outside.
3. Liz opened the brightly colored box, and there
was a beautiful silk scarf inside.
4. Jon will be studying architecture at Yale next year.
5. Although Tino’s grandmother was born in Cuba,
she has lived in Florida for 40 years.

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Monday

Name:


Write these sentences correctly.

1. last night Phil forget his ticket; Lizzy didn’t have her etiher so neither of them couldn’t go
to the concert.

2. Tokyo the capitol of japan is a hug city with milions of residents.

Circle the prepositions in these sentences.

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3. The principal’s announcement about a new dress code surprised everyone at the assembly.
4. Pham believes that someone tried to break into his locker yesterday.
Underline the prepositional phrase in this sentence.

5. We often spend our summer vacations at our grandparents’ beach house.

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Tuesday

Name:

Write these sentences correctly.

1. Ellie was fasinated by the color movement and power of the ballet fancy free by Bernstein.


2. The babys tiny curled fist waved in the air as, he sleeped in his crib.

Circle the main verbs in this sentence.

3. Aileen was explaining the assignment to me when the phone rang.

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Write the plural form of each noun.

4. studio
5. nucleus

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Wednesday

Name:


Write these sentences correctly.

1. spring whether can change very quickly one day its warm and the next you need an
umbrella bad.

2. when the magition pulled a rabbit out of his hat the audiense cheered more excited than ever.

Is the underlined verb transitive or intransitive?

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3. Nobody had a bus schedule, so we were all late.
Rewrite this sentence to correct the run-on.

4. It’s bitterly cold and windy today, I think I’d better wear a coat.
Circle the prefix that means ”living thing.”

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Thursday

Write these sentences correctly.

1. Before we go on our divving vacation were going to take scuba lesons from Ms Gonzalez.

2. Our schools new art wing which will open on september 25 has two pottery studioes.

Circle the predicate noun. Draw a line to the word in the subject that it renames.

3. Even though Hope likes every kind of ice cream, chocolate is her favorite flavor.

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If the guide words on a dictionary page are manage and massive, which word will not be
on the page?

4. mark

mapmaker

mast

martin


mascot

Underline the present participle in this sentence.

5. Five children are jumping on the trampoline.
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Friday

Change the underlined sentences from passive voice to active voice.

My hometown was founded by Swedish immigrants in 1860. My family has lived here
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since the founding. Our house was built by my great-great grandfather, Olaf Lindbloom.
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The Lindblooms established many institutions. The library was started by a great-aunt.
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The hospital was founded by Olaf’s son Erik. My generation is continuing the tradition.
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The annual Lindbloom family reunion was started by my brothers and me.
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Write these sentences correctly.

1. Raul is it true that your father desined and builded your house hisself asked florence.

2. because of the bad whether, nobody not even the biggest fans didn’t come to the game.

Rewrite this phrase using a possessive noun.

















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3. the steering wheel in the bus
Underline the subject of this sentence.

4. Beyond the hills and the river are the villages of Compton and South Wilsdon.
Circle the direct object and underline the indirect object in this sentence.

5. After dinner, my father ordered the whole family ice-cream sundaes.

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Write these sentences correctly.

1. A historian named a e hunting is writing a book about the american colonys.

2. intelligence in addition to, hard work have got Margie farther in her carear than any one
else I know.

Circle the subject pronoun and underline the object pronoun in each sentence.

















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3. There was an old tree in the garden with a girl sitting under it; she was doing
a crossword puzzle.
4. Rick showed me the computer program he had been working on all semester.
Circle the helping, or auxiliary, verbs in this sentence.


5. Pam, who is working at an early learning center, has rented an apartment by the library.