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Daily Oral Language #11
Date Due: 14 February
Topic: Subject, Object, and Possessive Pronouns
Hugh looked dashing and debonair in his new suit.
Define
debonair
Part of Speech
Origin
Use in sentence
Synonyms
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In the sentences below,
underline the SUBJECT and PREDICATE
Topic: Collective Nouns and Verb Agreements
Type of sentence- (interrogative, declarative, exclamatory or imperative)
Day One
1. me and him saw a play at the theater ( )
2. yesterday me and vince attended the concert ( )
3. it was me who called you on the phone ( )
Define conveyance
conveyance (pic)
Day Two
1.
susan gave the tickets to she and I ( )
2.
janet asked mike and I to her birthday party ( )
3.
tell alex and she about the assignment they missed ( )
corona (pic)
Define corona
Day Three
decanter (pic)
1. please inform the pound the dog is mines ( )
2. there Blue ford truck plunged into the river ( )
3. the shiny new Trek bike was her’s ( )
Define decanter
Day Four
1. tinas dog sat next to it’s bowl patiently ( )
2. its a good day for me and you to go skating judge ( )
3. is this library book your’s ( )
Define demagogue
demagogue (pic)