Learning Advanced English Grammar with Mrs. Fountain
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Week 2
12
th
Advanced English
Mrs. Fountain
Monday- Parts of Speech
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his first act was to elevate his torch to a level
with my face squint malignantly project his under
lip and turn away
Monday- Parts of Speech
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his- possessive pronoun
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first- adjective
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act- noun
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was- linking verb (past)
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to elevate- infinitive
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his- possessive pronoun
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his- torch
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to- preposition
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a- article
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level- noun
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with- preposition
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my- possessive pronoun
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face- noun
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squint- infinitive
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malignantly- adverb
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project- infinitive
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his- possessive pronoun
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under- adjective
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lip- noun
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and- coordinating
conjunction
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turn- infinitive
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away- adverb
Tuesday- Sentence Parts and Phrases
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his first act was to elevate his torch to a level
with my face squint malignantly project his under
lip and turn away
Tuesday- Sentence Parts and Phrases
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Subject- act
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Verb- was (intransitive)
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Predicate Nominative- to elevate his torch;
squint malignantly; project his under lip; turn
away
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Prepositional Phrase- to a level; with my face
Wednesday- Clauses/ Sentence Type
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his first act was to elevate his torch to a level
with my face squint malignantly project his under
lip and turn away
Wednesday- Clauses/ Sentence Type
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Independent Clause
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his first act was to elevate his torch to a level
▫
with my face squint malignantly project his under
lip and turn away
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Sentence Type: simple
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Sentence Purpose: declarative
Thursday- Capitalization and
Punctuation
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his first act was to elevate his torch to a level
with my face squint malignantly project his under
lip and turn away
Thursday- Capitalization and
Punctuation
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His first act was to elevate his torch to a level
with my face, squint malignantly, project his
under lip, and turn away.
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Week 2 12thAdvanced English Mrs. Fountain
Monday- Parts of Speech his first act was to elevate his torch to a level with my face squint malignantly project his under lip and turn away
Monday- Parts of Speech his- possessive pronoun first- adjective act- noun was- linking verb (past) to elevate- infinitive his- possessive pronoun his- torch to- preposition a- article level- noun with- preposition my- possessive pronoun face- noun squint- infinitive malignantly- adverb project- infinitive his- possessive pronoun under- adjective lip- noun and- coordinating conjunction turn- infinitive away- adverb
Tuesday- Sentence Parts and Phrases his first act was to elevate his torch to a level with my face squint malignantly project his under lip and turn away
Tuesday- Sentence Parts and Phrases Subject- act Verb- was (intransitive) Predicate Nominative- to elevate his torch; squint malignantly; project his under lip; turn away Prepositional Phrase- to a level; with my face
Wednesday- Clauses/ Sentence Type his first act was to elevate his torch to a level with my face squint malignantly project his under lip and turn away
Wednesday- Clauses/ Sentence Type Independent Clause his first act was to elevate his torch to a level with my face squint malignantly project his under lip and turn away Sentence Type: simple Sentence Purpose: declarative
Thursday- Capitalization and Punctuation his first act was to elevate his torch to a level with my face squint malignantly project his under lip and turn away
Thursday- Capitalization and Punctuation His first act was to elevate his torch to a level with my face, squint malignantly, project his under lip, and turn away.
